Within Sector V-H is a few planets.
First off, there is Asterix-1, a medium-sized planet that, through countless wars in the past, has been rendered a hazardous place to live. Therefore, it was modified into a penal colony world. However, it has quickly evolved into a housing area for political prisoners and small-timers thanks to loopholes found within the law that allow just about anyone to be sent to the penal world. Certain rich folk always enjoy utilizing this "HEKTOR CODE" in order to send the poor and those they don't like to the prison world. On the bright side, this means that it isn't a terrible place to live. You're watched from 8 to 8, where you abide by a strict schedule. Although, on the weekends, this shrinks to 10 to 5, giving prisoners just a bit more free time. During free time, one can do pretty much what any average citizen can. Go out and buy some stuff with your pitiful (if any) compensation salary, hang out with your friends, maybe try your luck at the arcade. Just watch out for the gangs that might want to make your life hell.
This means that all sorts of personalities intermingle upon the planet, from the rich who barely understand it is a punishment to the poor who tried to ensure their family was fed and ended with them paying a great sacrifice. It is said that less than 25% of the prisoner population makes it back to the original world through ways of serving their sentence or from escaping. Considering that the penal planet has about the same population as a normal world, this is a little surprising.
Asterix-1 Specials
It comes as no surprise that Asterix-1's criminal population has devised a number of tools in order to assist them. However, even the guards have developed special tools in order to control the population when required. Those from the planet gain a +20 to requisitioning these items.
Solid Projectile
Name | Class | Range | RoF | Dam | Pen | Clip | Rld | Special | Wt. | Availability
Ripper Pistol | Pistol | 15m | S/-/- | 1d5+1 R | 0 | 10 | Full | Crippling (1), Inaccurate | 1.5kg | Scarce
Thresher Maw Rifle | Basic | 50m | S/2/- | 1d10 R | 0 | Full | Crippling (1), Inaccurate | 3kg | Rare
Low-tech Weapons
Name | Class | Range | Dam | Pen | Special | Wt. | Availability
Stun Baton | Melee | -- | 1d10 I | 0 | Shocking | 3kg | Scarce
Chain Weapon
Name | Class | Range | Dam | Pen | Special | Wt. | Availability
Ripper Blade | Melee | -- | 1d10+1 R | 1 | Tearing, Inaccurate | 6kg | Rare
Viktor's Chainsaw | Melee | -- | 2d10 R | 3 | Razor Sharp, Tearing, Unwieldy |12kg | Rare
Riot Armor
Name | Locations Covered | AP | Weight | Availability
Riot Armor | Torso, Arms, Legs | 2 | 5 | Scarce
Riot Helmet | Head | 2 | 1 | Scarce
(Riot armor gains +3 AP vs melee weapons except Power weapons.)
Weapon Upgrades
Underbarrel Chainsaw | +3 kg | Scarce
Tired of some pansy bayonet on the front of your gun? Want something a bit more BRUTAL? Cut a few pieces here and there so you can install this bad boy on. While in melee combat, you can utilize your firearm as a chainsaw! Stats are: 1d10 R, Pen 1, Tearing, Inaccurate.
Upgrades: Any Basic or Heavy firearm.
Touch-it-Not | +1kg | Scarce
Don't wany anyone to steal your piece? Treasure it too much to let some punk take it, but not enough for it to go KA-BOOM? Well, installing this fingerprint reading chip onto the handle allows you (and those you approve of) to pick up your weapon without fear of it exploding. If they aren't approved to pick up this weapon, the weapon explodes with 1d10+3 X damage, Pen 0, and always aimed at the arms.
Upgrades: Anything
Wargear
Suicide Vest | 10kg | Scarce
If you ever need to make sure your demands are met, a suicide vest is the perfect thing. You can put this on someone else and stay at a safe distance of 2km max, being able to set it off with a simple press of a button! Otherwise, you can put it on yourself and hook it up to a deadman switch or a simple button. A suicide vest deals 2d10+6 X damage, Pen 5, Blast (8), Concussive (2). Although, this can be increased or decreased depending on what type of explosives are used. To remove a suicide vest depends on how secured it is to the person's body, ranging from +10 for crappy locks to -20 for many locks that prove difficult to pick quickly with the Security skill.
Prisoner Collar | 2kg | Rare
Commonly used for the most terrible of criminals, these collars can function in one of two ways. The first way is to provide a shock on the push of a button or if the prisoner strays too far away from a designated zone. In this way, the collar deals 1d5+2 E and has the Shocking quality. Otherwise, this can be used as an explosive collar that deals 1d10+5 X, Pen 3, Tearing aimed at the head with the same restrictions. Attempting to remove a Collar requires a Security check with a -20 penalty or an Athletics check with a -30 penalty, each requiring at least 2 DoS. Failure may result in the collar going off, critical failure ensures it does.
Solid Projectile
Name | Class | Range | RoF | Dam | Pen | Clip | Rld | Special | Wt. | Availability
Ripper Pistol | Pistol | 15m | S/-/- | 1d5+1 R | 0 | 10 | Full | Crippling (1), Inaccurate | 1.5kg | Scarce
Thresher Maw Rifle | Basic | 50m | S/2/- | 1d10 R | 0 | Full | Crippling (1), Inaccurate | 3kg | Rare
Low-tech Weapons
Name | Class | Range | Dam | Pen | Special | Wt. | Availability
Stun Baton | Melee | -- | 1d10 I | 0 | Shocking | 3kg | Scarce
Chain Weapon
Name | Class | Range | Dam | Pen | Special | Wt. | Availability
Ripper Blade | Melee | -- | 1d10+1 R | 1 | Tearing, Inaccurate | 6kg | Rare
Viktor's Chainsaw | Melee | -- | 2d10 R | 3 | Razor Sharp, Tearing, Unwieldy |12kg | Rare
Riot Armor
Name | Locations Covered | AP | Weight | Availability
Riot Armor | Torso, Arms, Legs | 2 | 5 | Scarce
Riot Helmet | Head | 2 | 1 | Scarce
(Riot armor gains +3 AP vs melee weapons except Power weapons.)
Weapon Upgrades
Underbarrel Chainsaw | +3 kg | Scarce
Tired of some pansy bayonet on the front of your gun? Want something a bit more BRUTAL? Cut a few pieces here and there so you can install this bad boy on. While in melee combat, you can utilize your firearm as a chainsaw! Stats are: 1d10 R, Pen 1, Tearing, Inaccurate.
Upgrades: Any Basic or Heavy firearm.
Touch-it-Not | +1kg | Scarce
Don't wany anyone to steal your piece? Treasure it too much to let some punk take it, but not enough for it to go KA-BOOM? Well, installing this fingerprint reading chip onto the handle allows you (and those you approve of) to pick up your weapon without fear of it exploding. If they aren't approved to pick up this weapon, the weapon explodes with 1d10+3 X damage, Pen 0, and always aimed at the arms.
Upgrades: Anything
Wargear
Suicide Vest | 10kg | Scarce
If you ever need to make sure your demands are met, a suicide vest is the perfect thing. You can put this on someone else and stay at a safe distance of 2km max, being able to set it off with a simple press of a button! Otherwise, you can put it on yourself and hook it up to a deadman switch or a simple button. A suicide vest deals 2d10+6 X damage, Pen 5, Blast (8), Concussive (2). Although, this can be increased or decreased depending on what type of explosives are used. To remove a suicide vest depends on how secured it is to the person's body, ranging from +10 for crappy locks to -20 for many locks that prove difficult to pick quickly with the Security skill.
Prisoner Collar | 2kg | Rare
Commonly used for the most terrible of criminals, these collars can function in one of two ways. The first way is to provide a shock on the push of a button or if the prisoner strays too far away from a designated zone. In this way, the collar deals 1d5+2 E and has the Shocking quality. Otherwise, this can be used as an explosive collar that deals 1d10+5 X, Pen 3, Tearing aimed at the head with the same restrictions. Attempting to remove a Collar requires a Security check with a -20 penalty or an Athletics check with a -30 penalty, each requiring at least 2 DoS. Failure may result in the collar going off, critical failure ensures it does.
PC Regiment
Characteristic Modifiers: +3 to two: Agility strength, Toughness; +3 Toughness, -3 Perception
Starting Aptitudes: Ballistic Skill
Starting Skills: Intimidate, Linguistics (Low Gothic), Tech-Use
Starting Talents: Peer (Underworld) or Street Fighting, Resistance (Fear), Bombardier, Deadeye Shot
Larcenous: +10 to Logistics tests to acquire contraband/illegal items
Scum Villainy: Penal Colony Regiments get only 15 points for Standard Kit
Code of Honor: Must take a Difficult (10) Willpower Test to use the Deceive Skill. Also take 10 to use Scrutiny to oppose Deceive.
Well-Provisioned: +10 to Logistic tests for Vehicle parts for maintenance. Regiment increases clips for Main Weapon and weeks of rations each by 2, Regiment gains 1 additional grenade of each type in Standard Kit
Wounds: +1 Additional Wound
Standard Regimental Kit: Two Uniforms (to include 4 pairs of socks, 4 shirts, one change of underwear, One Set of Weather Gear (Top, Bottom, 3 layers to be worn against skin, over shirt/over first layer, and then one layer to be worn over uniform), N10 Battle Rifle(Main Weapon) and two reloads, One K2 Kabar Knife (regular Knife), Light Carapace Armor, One Auxiliary Grenade Launcher, One Rucksack, One Entrenching Tool (Shovel), One 1L Canteen w/ Metal Cup, Two Sleeping Bags (One Winter, One Summer), Camouflage Cover, One Rechargeable Flashlight, One Grooming Kit, One Weapon Cleaning Kit, One set of Dogtags (or equivalent), One Warrior Tasks & Skills Manual, 2 Weeks of MRE Rations, 1 Frag & Krag Grenade, Deadspace Earpiece, 2 Grenade Launchers per Squad
(Unofficially)
Cogita
Cogita Charger
Favored Weapons: FM Gail Battle Rifle, Dragoon Light Machinegun
Starting Aptitudes: Ballistic Skill
Starting Skills: Intimidate, Linguistics (Low Gothic), Tech-Use
Starting Talents: Peer (Underworld) or Street Fighting, Resistance (Fear), Bombardier, Deadeye Shot
Larcenous: +10 to Logistics tests to acquire contraband/illegal items
Scum Villainy: Penal Colony Regiments get only 15 points for Standard Kit
Code of Honor: Must take a Difficult (10) Willpower Test to use the Deceive Skill. Also take 10 to use Scrutiny to oppose Deceive.
Well-Provisioned: +10 to Logistic tests for Vehicle parts for maintenance. Regiment increases clips for Main Weapon and weeks of rations each by 2, Regiment gains 1 additional grenade of each type in Standard Kit
Wounds: +1 Additional Wound
Standard Regimental Kit: Two Uniforms (to include 4 pairs of socks, 4 shirts, one change of underwear, One Set of Weather Gear (Top, Bottom, 3 layers to be worn against skin, over shirt/over first layer, and then one layer to be worn over uniform), N10 Battle Rifle(Main Weapon) and two reloads, One K2 Kabar Knife (regular Knife), Light Carapace Armor, One Auxiliary Grenade Launcher, One Rucksack, One Entrenching Tool (Shovel), One 1L Canteen w/ Metal Cup, Two Sleeping Bags (One Winter, One Summer), Camouflage Cover, One Rechargeable Flashlight, One Grooming Kit, One Weapon Cleaning Kit, One set of Dogtags (or equivalent), One Warrior Tasks & Skills Manual, 2 Weeks of MRE Rations, 1 Frag & Krag Grenade, Deadspace Earpiece, 2 Grenade Launchers per Squad
(Unofficially)
Cogita
Cogita Charger
Favored Weapons: FM Gail Battle Rifle, Dragoon Light Machinegun
Asterix-2 is a moon that orbits -1, but has been terraformed to a lush planet in massive stations. Be in on ground or underground, it is quite the striking place to live with plenty of amenities and attractions for all that first. However, being able to live on the planet requires quite the background check (and bribery, if you believe rumors). Prison guards from Asterix-1 are housed here during their off-time. This is practically the only perk one has to being a prison guard for Asterix-1. Many would say it's worth it (for maybe a year or so). Few crimes happen here, but with a substantial Guardsmen and Prison Guard presence, it becomes difficult for any criminal to hide for long before being brought in or immediately put down.
Anelos is a normal Imperial planet, perhaps the most populated in the entire sector, too. It houses a great number of nationalities that mimic Earth's own, to include 4 massive superpowers which are named the Free States of the West, the Eastern Union, Maskov Empire, and Changchedigu. It even houses its fair shares of terroristic organizations who believe that the superpowers of the world are overstepping their boundaries or trying to oppress them, or who are cults of Chaos trying to sow dissent and chaos no matter where they go.
Cities within the land tend to differ in appearance by nation. Giant skyscrapers housing tens of thousands are common within the Free States and Changchedigu, but the latter employed more flashy lights thanks to a heavy use of smog-producing factories that have seen little oversight. The Eastern Union will differ since they are a collection, but stereotypical, almost fantastical, towns made of thousands of houses are common. It is said that the Maskov Empire has the most depressing architecture as it focuses on function over form.
As of now, Anelos' Planetary Governor has declared its planet free from the Imperium's rule. This has caused the neighboring Asterix-2 to bring its army upon the planet in an all-out invasion. Anelos is confident that its many armies are able to drive off the criminal Corps. Propaganda pieces outside of the sector state how Anelos' fractured nature will make the mighty Imperial Guard make quick work of them. However, there also exists another problem: Anelos has, apparently, made great use of artifacts from the Dark Sector and intend to employ them against their foes.
Anelos Player Characters
There are many type of "Human Off-Strains" that exist upon the planet. These are from birth or the individual in question has been genetically modified to become one. Although they share animal parts such as ears and tails, their hearing and sight are only slightly better than humans.
Wolfkin: +5 Strength, +3 Perception, -3 Intelligence
Catkin: +5 Agility, +3 Perception, -3 Willpower
Bearkin: +5 Toughness, +3 Strength, -3 Agility
Pestkin: +5 Agility, +3 Intelligence, -3 Toughness
Birdkin: +5 Perception, +3 Willpower, -3 Toughness
Lizardkin: +5 Willpower, +3 Strength, -3 Agility
Human: +3 to one Stat, +5 in a Skill
Wolfkin: +5 Strength, +3 Perception, -3 Intelligence
Catkin: +5 Agility, +3 Perception, -3 Willpower
Bearkin: +5 Toughness, +3 Strength, -3 Agility
Pestkin: +5 Agility, +3 Intelligence, -3 Toughness
Birdkin: +5 Perception, +3 Willpower, -3 Toughness
Lizardkin: +5 Willpower, +3 Strength, -3 Agility
Human: +3 to one Stat, +5 in a Skill
Anelos Regiments
Anelos 3/1 Infantry Regiment
Imperial World
○ Cost 1 pts
○ Characteristics Modifier +3 to Willpower, and any One other Characteristic
○ Skills Common Lore (Imperium, Imperial Creed), Linguistics (Low Gothic)
○ Blessed Ignorance 5 on all Forbidden Lore Tests
○ Diverse Population - Select a subrace or gain +3 to any characteristic, +5 to a skill.
○ Starting Wounds Imperial World Characters generate starting wounds normally
● Phlegmatic
○ Cost 1 point
○ Starting Skills Common Lore (Imperial Guard, War)
Line Infantry Regiment
○ Cost 2 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Strength, -3 Intelligence
○ Starting Skills Athletics
○ Starting Talents Rapid Reload
○ Standard Kit One N8 Assault Rifle (Main Weapon) and 4 clips per PC, 1 suit of Dragon Skin armorgel per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC, 2 Krak Grenades per PC
● Automated Artilery
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Standard Kit One Tarantula Sentry Gun per Squad
Augmetics
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Special +10 on all Logistics tests made to acquire Bionics
Scavengers
○ Cost 3 points
○ Special Regiment can choose to add +10 to any Logistics test, but if doubles are rolled (11, 22, 33, etc.) bad things happen
9/30
Additional Field Uniform & Dress Uniform 6
Preysense Goggles 15
Micro-Bead 8
Angelos 2/1 Mechanized Infantry Regiment
Imperial World
○ Cost 1 pts
○ Characteristics Modifier +3 to Willpower, and any One other Characteristic
○ Skills Common Lore (Imperium, Imperial Creed), Linguistics (Low Gothic)
○ Blessed Ignorance 5 on all Forbidden Lore Tests
○ Diverse Population - Select a subrace or gain +3 to any characteristic, +5 to a skill.
○ Starting Wounds Imperial World Characters generate starting wounds normally
Supine
○ Cost 1 point
○ Starting Skills Common Lore (Ecclesiarchy, Imperial Creed)
Mechanized Infantry Regiment
○ Cost 3 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Agility, -3 Perception
○ Starting Skills Operate (Surface)
○ Starting Talents Rapid Reload
○ Standard Kit One Viper APC per Squad, One N8 Assault Rifle and 4 clips per PC, 1 suit of Dragonskin Armorgel per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC, 2 Krak Grenades per PC.
Augmetics
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Special +10 on all Logistics tests made to acquire Bionics
● Close Order Drill
○ Cost 2 points
○ Talents Combat Formation OR Double Team
● Sappers
○ Cost 3 Points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +2 Intelligence
○ Skills Security, TechUse, Trade (Technomat)
○ Talents Technical Knock
○ Standard Kit One Lascutter per PC
○ Special Characters from a Regiment with this Doctrine gain a +10 bonus to assemble or disassemble fortifications with the use of either the TechUse or Trade (Technomat) Skills
● Breachers
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Standard Kit One Hades Breaching Drill per Squad
0/30
Additional Field Uniform & Dress Uniform 6
Clip/Drop Harness 6
Micro-Bead 8
Auspex/Scanner 10
Anelos 2/17 Spearhead Regiment
Imperial World
○ Cost 1 pts
○ Characteristics Modifier +3 to Willpower, and any One other Characteristic
○ Skills Common Lore (Imperium, Imperial Creed), Linguistics (Low Gothic)
○ Blessed Ignorance 5 on all Forbidden Lore Tests
○ Diverse Population - Select a subrace or gain +3 to any characteristic, +5 to a skill.
○ Starting Wounds Imperial World Characters generate starting wounds normally
● Choleric
○ Cost 2 point
○ Starting Talent Rapid Reaction
Mechanized Infantry Regiment
○ Cost 3 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Agility, -3 Perception
○ Starting Skills Operate (Surface)
○ Starting Talents Rapid Reload
○ Standard Kit One N8 Assault Rifle (Main Weapon) and 4 clips per PC, 1 suit of Dragon Skin armorgel per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC, 2 Krak Grenades per PC, one Chimera Armored Transport per Squad
● Close Quarters Battle
○ Cost 5 Points
○ Starting Talent Double Team or Combat Master
○ Standard Kit One AK88 Rifle (Main weapon) with 4 magazines per PC and Compact modification, 1 suit of Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit, 1 mono knife
Cyber-Enhanced
○ Cost 3 Points
○ Standard Kit 2 Common cybernetics or 1 Good cybernetic.
Well-Provisioned
○ Cost 3 points
○ Standard Kit Gain +2 clips for main weapon and number of weeks' rations, gain additional grenade of each type, and _10 bonus on all Logistic tests to obtain fuel and parts for repairing and maintaining those vehicles.
The Few
○ 5 Extra Points
○ Special Hard (-20) Logistics test to replace comrade if most of the regiment is actively deployed, Ordinary (+10) if not.
Chrono 2
Preysense Goggles 15
Micro-Bead 8
Anelos Infantry Guardsman
Imperial World
○ Cost 1 pts
○ Characteristics Modifier +3 to Willpower, and any One other Characteristic
○ Skills Common Lore (Imperium, Imperial Creed), Linguistics (Low Gothic)
○ Blessed Ignorance 5 on all Forbidden Lore Tests
○ Diverse Population - Select a subrace or gain +3 to any characteristic, +5 to a skill.
○ Starting Wounds Imperial World Characters generate starting wounds normally
● Phlegmatic
○ Cost 1 point
○ Starting Skills Common Lore (Imperial Guard, War)
Line Infantry Regiment
○ Cost 2 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Strength, -3 Intelligence
○ Starting Skills Athletics
○ Starting Talents Rapid Reload
○ Standard Kit One N8 Assault Rifle (Main Weapon) and 4 clips per PC, 1 suit of Dragon Skin armorgel per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC, 2 Krak Grenades per PC
● Automated Artilery
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Standard Kit One Tarantula Sentry Gun per Squad
Augmetics
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Special +10 on all Logistics tests made to acquire Bionics
Scavengers
○ Cost 3 points
○ Special Regiment can choose to add +10 to any Logistics test, but if doubles are rolled (11, 22, 33, etc.) bad things happen
9/30
Additional Field Uniform & Dress Uniform 6
Preysense Goggles 15
Micro-Bead 8
Angelos 2/1 Mechanized Infantry Regiment
Imperial World
○ Cost 1 pts
○ Characteristics Modifier +3 to Willpower, and any One other Characteristic
○ Skills Common Lore (Imperium, Imperial Creed), Linguistics (Low Gothic)
○ Blessed Ignorance 5 on all Forbidden Lore Tests
○ Diverse Population - Select a subrace or gain +3 to any characteristic, +5 to a skill.
○ Starting Wounds Imperial World Characters generate starting wounds normally
Supine
○ Cost 1 point
○ Starting Skills Common Lore (Ecclesiarchy, Imperial Creed)
Mechanized Infantry Regiment
○ Cost 3 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Agility, -3 Perception
○ Starting Skills Operate (Surface)
○ Starting Talents Rapid Reload
○ Standard Kit One Viper APC per Squad, One N8 Assault Rifle and 4 clips per PC, 1 suit of Dragonskin Armorgel per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC, 2 Krak Grenades per PC.
Augmetics
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Special +10 on all Logistics tests made to acquire Bionics
● Close Order Drill
○ Cost 2 points
○ Talents Combat Formation OR Double Team
● Sappers
○ Cost 3 Points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +2 Intelligence
○ Skills Security, TechUse, Trade (Technomat)
○ Talents Technical Knock
○ Standard Kit One Lascutter per PC
○ Special Characters from a Regiment with this Doctrine gain a +10 bonus to assemble or disassemble fortifications with the use of either the TechUse or Trade (Technomat) Skills
● Breachers
○ Cost 2 Points
○ Standard Kit One Hades Breaching Drill per Squad
0/30
Additional Field Uniform & Dress Uniform 6
Clip/Drop Harness 6
Micro-Bead 8
Auspex/Scanner 10
Anelos 2/17 Spearhead Regiment
Imperial World
○ Cost 1 pts
○ Characteristics Modifier +3 to Willpower, and any One other Characteristic
○ Skills Common Lore (Imperium, Imperial Creed), Linguistics (Low Gothic)
○ Blessed Ignorance 5 on all Forbidden Lore Tests
○ Diverse Population - Select a subrace or gain +3 to any characteristic, +5 to a skill.
○ Starting Wounds Imperial World Characters generate starting wounds normally
● Choleric
○ Cost 2 point
○ Starting Talent Rapid Reaction
Mechanized Infantry Regiment
○ Cost 3 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Agility, -3 Perception
○ Starting Skills Operate (Surface)
○ Starting Talents Rapid Reload
○ Standard Kit One N8 Assault Rifle (Main Weapon) and 4 clips per PC, 1 suit of Dragon Skin armorgel per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC, 2 Krak Grenades per PC, one Chimera Armored Transport per Squad
● Close Quarters Battle
○ Cost 5 Points
○ Starting Talent Double Team or Combat Master
○ Standard Kit One AK88 Rifle (Main weapon) with 4 magazines per PC and Compact modification, 1 suit of Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit, 1 mono knife
Cyber-Enhanced
○ Cost 3 Points
○ Standard Kit 2 Common cybernetics or 1 Good cybernetic.
Well-Provisioned
○ Cost 3 points
○ Standard Kit Gain +2 clips for main weapon and number of weeks' rations, gain additional grenade of each type, and _10 bonus on all Logistic tests to obtain fuel and parts for repairing and maintaining those vehicles.
The Few
○ 5 Extra Points
○ Special Hard (-20) Logistics test to replace comrade if most of the regiment is actively deployed, Ordinary (+10) if not.
Chrono 2
Preysense Goggles 15
Micro-Bead 8
Anelos Infantry Guardsman
Spoiler
WS: 35 BS: 35 S: 38 T: 35 AG: 35 INT: 28 PER: 31 WP: 28 FEL: 25
Movement: 3/6/9/18
Wounds: 10 | Total TB: 3
Armor: Dragonskin Armorgel (4 All, +1 vs Blast weapons)
Talents: Nerves of Steel, Rapid Reload, Takedown
Weapons: N8 Assault Rifle (Basic, 100m, S/3/6, 1d10+3 I, 0 Pen, 30 Mag, Full Reload, Reliable), combat knife (Melee; 1d5+3, Pen 0), 3 frag grenades (Thrown, 9m, S/-/-, 2d10 X, Pen 0, Clip 1, Reload -, Blast [3]), krak grenade (Thrown, 9m, S/-/-, 2d10+4 X, Pen 6, 1 clip, Concussive [0])
N8 Assault Rifle can be swapped with AWD Sniper Rifle, SWA Squad Support Weapon, Dragoon Light Machinegun, or Missile Launcher. These also gain the Glok4 Semi-Automatic pistol.
Skills: Athletics (S), Awareness (Per), Common Lore (Imperium, War) (Int), Dodge (Ag), Linguistics (Low Gothic), Operate (Ground) (Ag), Scholastic Lore (Tactica Imperialis), Stealth (Ag).
Gear: Dragonskin Armorgel, micro-bead, preysense goggles, additional uniform, 4 clips for N8 Assault Rifle
Movement: 3/6/9/18
Wounds: 10 | Total TB: 3
Armor: Dragonskin Armorgel (4 All, +1 vs Blast weapons)
Talents: Nerves of Steel, Rapid Reload, Takedown
Weapons: N8 Assault Rifle (Basic, 100m, S/3/6, 1d10+3 I, 0 Pen, 30 Mag, Full Reload, Reliable), combat knife (Melee; 1d5+3, Pen 0), 3 frag grenades (Thrown, 9m, S/-/-, 2d10 X, Pen 0, Clip 1, Reload -, Blast [3]), krak grenade (Thrown, 9m, S/-/-, 2d10+4 X, Pen 6, 1 clip, Concussive [0])
N8 Assault Rifle can be swapped with AWD Sniper Rifle, SWA Squad Support Weapon, Dragoon Light Machinegun, or Missile Launcher. These also gain the Glok4 Semi-Automatic pistol.
Skills: Athletics (S), Awareness (Per), Common Lore (Imperium, War) (Int), Dodge (Ag), Linguistics (Low Gothic), Operate (Ground) (Ag), Scholastic Lore (Tactica Imperialis), Stealth (Ag).
Gear: Dragonskin Armorgel, micro-bead, preysense goggles, additional uniform, 4 clips for N8 Assault Rifle
A Death World, compromising of the most harsh fauna one can find anywhere. The fleshy monsters that inhabit the land are keen on slaughtering anything they find and absorbing it into their mass, but the few civilians of the world have grown accustomed to this eldritch plight. Those from Vargas, called Vargians, typically sport white hair with red eyes. These features are believed to be some form of mutation thanks to their constant warfare against the Flesh-Beings or from the strange, red moon that hovers in the night sky. Those from this planet tend to be emotionally deadened or annoyingly happy, but also posses reflexes and strength above those from weaker worlds. Vargarians make great soldiers, but are poor when it comes to making friends.
Vargarian Player Character
A Vargarian, due to their environment, have 1 Unnatural Strength and Agility. However, they approach every Fellowship test with a -10 penalty.
Thanks to their typical appearance bearing that of white hair and red eyes, they're quite easy to spot in a crowd. Although some have black hair or a more normal eye color instead.
A Vargarian Regiment costs an additional 1 point and ignore the Wary of Outsiders (baked into their sub-human status) and Fluency special abilities. Furthermore, they never have Regiments that are heavier than mechanized infantry.
Thanks to their typical appearance bearing that of white hair and red eyes, they're quite easy to spot in a crowd. Although some have black hair or a more normal eye color instead.
A Vargarian Regiment costs an additional 1 point and ignore the Wary of Outsiders (baked into their sub-human status) and Fluency special abilities. Furthermore, they never have Regiments that are heavier than mechanized infantry.
Vargas Regiments
2nd White Rabbits Regiment
Death World
○ Cost 3 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 to any two of the three following Characteristics: Perception, Strength, Toughness
○ Skills Survival
○ Hardened may choose to start with one of the three following Talents Light Sleeper, Lightning Reflexes, or Resistance (Poison)
○ Wary of Outsiders Gets a -10 penalty to interactions with anyone outside of homeplanet.
○ Starting Wounds +2 Starting Wounds
Guerilla Regiment
○ Cost 4 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Perception, 3 Fellowship
○ Starting Skills Stealth
○ Starting Talents Ambush
○ Standard Kit 1 Lascarbine (Main Weapon) & 4 clips per PC, 2 blind grenades per PC, 2 Stun Grenades per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC
Covert Strike
○ Cost 5 Points
○ Standard Regimental Kit 1 suit of synskin per PC, 1 set of Preysense Goggles
per PC
○ Special Members of this regiment gain a +10 bonus to all Logistics Tests made to acquire chameleoline cloaks or armour, clip/drop harnesses, rebreathers, survival suits, auspex/scanners, demolitions charges, grav chutes, multikeys, multicompasses, stummers, static generators, and any other such equipment designed for stealth and infiltration. The Logistics bonus also covers the following stealth weapons needle rifles, needle pistols, and sniper rifles, as well as the Silencer and Tox Dispenser upgrades.
Hardened Fighters
○ Cost 2 points
○ Characteristics +2 Weapon Skill
○ Talents Street Fighting
○ Regiment can either
■ Replace standard melee weapon with a Common (or better) LowTech
Weapon
■ Give its existing weapon the Mono Quality
2/30
Replace Ballistic Vest w/ Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit 15
Replace Carbine with FN Fal 5
Add Microbead 8
Vagarian White Rabbit
Death World
○ Cost 3 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 to any two of the three following Characteristics: Perception, Strength, Toughness
○ Skills Survival
○ Hardened may choose to start with one of the three following Talents Light Sleeper, Lightning Reflexes, or Resistance (Poison)
○ Wary of Outsiders Gets a -10 penalty to interactions with anyone outside of homeplanet.
○ Starting Wounds +2 Starting Wounds
Guerilla Regiment
○ Cost 4 points
○ Characteristics Modifiers +3 Perception, 3 Fellowship
○ Starting Skills Stealth
○ Starting Talents Ambush
○ Standard Kit 1 Lascarbine (Main Weapon) & 4 clips per PC, 2 blind grenades per PC, 2 Stun Grenades per PC, 2 Frag Grenades per PC
Covert Strike
○ Cost 5 Points
○ Standard Regimental Kit 1 suit of synskin per PC, 1 set of Preysense Goggles
per PC
○ Special Members of this regiment gain a +10 bonus to all Logistics Tests made to acquire chameleoline cloaks or armour, clip/drop harnesses, rebreathers, survival suits, auspex/scanners, demolitions charges, grav chutes, multikeys, multicompasses, stummers, static generators, and any other such equipment designed for stealth and infiltration. The Logistics bonus also covers the following stealth weapons needle rifles, needle pistols, and sniper rifles, as well as the Silencer and Tox Dispenser upgrades.
Hardened Fighters
○ Cost 2 points
○ Characteristics +2 Weapon Skill
○ Talents Street Fighting
○ Regiment can either
■ Replace standard melee weapon with a Common (or better) LowTech
Weapon
■ Give its existing weapon the Mono Quality
2/30
Replace Ballistic Vest w/ Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit 15
Replace Carbine with FN Fal 5
Add Microbead 8
Vagarian White Rabbit
Spoiler
WS: 37 BS: 35 S: 38 (1 Unnatural) T: 35 AG: 35 (1 Unnatural) INT: 31 PER: 37 WP: 28 FEL: 22
Movement: 4/8/12/24
Wounds: 13 | Total TB: 3
Armor: Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit (5 All)
Talents: Nerves of Steel, Street Fighting, Ambush, Lightning Reflexes
Weapons: FM Gail Battle Rifle (Basic, 150m, S/2/-, 1d10+4 I, 1 Pen, 20 Mag, Full Reload), mono-combat knife (Melee; 1d5+4, Pen 2), 2 frag grenades (Thrown, 12m, S/-/-, 2d10 X, Pen 0, Clip 1, Reload -, Blast [3]), 2 stun grenade (Thrown, 12m, S/-/-, 1 clip, Blast [3], Concussive [2]), 2 Blind Grenades (Thrown, 12m, S/-/-, 2d10 E, Pen 0, 1 clip, Smoke [3])
FM Gail Battle Rifle can be swapped with AWD Sniper Rifle, SWA Squad Support Weapon, Dragoon Light Machinegun, or Missile Launcher. These also gain the Glok4 Semi-Automatic pistol.
Skills: Athletics (S), Awareness (Per) +5, Common Lore (Imperium, War) (Int), Dodge (Ag), Linguistics (Low Gothic), Operate (Ground) (Ag), Scholastic Lore (Tactica Imperialis), Survival (Int), Stealth (Ag) +5.
Gear: Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit, Preysense Goggles, synskin
Movement: 4/8/12/24
Wounds: 13 | Total TB: 3
Armor: Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit (5 All)
Talents: Nerves of Steel, Street Fighting, Ambush, Lightning Reflexes
Weapons: FM Gail Battle Rifle (Basic, 150m, S/2/-, 1d10+4 I, 1 Pen, 20 Mag, Full Reload), mono-combat knife (Melee; 1d5+4, Pen 2), 2 frag grenades (Thrown, 12m, S/-/-, 2d10 X, Pen 0, Clip 1, Reload -, Blast [3]), 2 stun grenade (Thrown, 12m, S/-/-, 1 clip, Blast [3], Concussive [2]), 2 Blind Grenades (Thrown, 12m, S/-/-, 2d10 E, Pen 0, 1 clip, Smoke [3])
FM Gail Battle Rifle can be swapped with AWD Sniper Rifle, SWA Squad Support Weapon, Dragoon Light Machinegun, or Missile Launcher. These also gain the Glok4 Semi-Automatic pistol.
Skills: Athletics (S), Awareness (Per) +5, Common Lore (Imperium, War) (Int), Dodge (Ag), Linguistics (Low Gothic), Operate (Ground) (Ag), Scholastic Lore (Tactica Imperialis), Survival (Int), Stealth (Ag) +5.
Gear: Hi-Light Trojan Combat Suit, Preysense Goggles, synskin
Intended to be used as direct replacements, offering a more fantasy look to them.
Talleran
Huge, powerful lizardmen from a heavy warrior-based society. Although they seem quite subpar in intelligence, it stems from the fact that they never really had to do any thinking back on their homeworld. If something is a problem, crush it. That's all there is to the Talleran. However, the Imperial Guard have considered these massive, lizard brutes to be quite useful when it comes to waging war.
Characteristic Bonus: +10 Toughness, +5 Willpower, +5 Strength, -5 Intelligence, -3 Fellowship, -10 Agility
Starting Aptitudes: Ballistic Skill, Defense, Offense, Strength, Toughness, Weapon Skill
Starting Skills: Intimidate or Survival
Starting Talents: Die Hard or Iron Jaw, Weapon Training (Heavy, Solid Projectile)
Starting Traits: Size (Hulking), Regeneration 2, Natural Armor 1, Autostabilized, Clumsy, Sturdy, Unnatural Strength (+2), Unnatural Toughness (+2), Cold-Blooded
Specialist Equipment: Choose One: Talleran Gecko, Talleran Crown, or Dragoon Light Machinegun; 1d5 frag grenades
Wounds: 25 + 1d5
Cold-Blooded: Talleran are still somewhat cold-blooded creatures thanks to their physiology. Whenever they are introduced to cold-weather, they have an additional -20 penalty to resisting it along with having a maximum Initiative roll of 6.
Solid Projectile
Name | Class | Range | RoF | Dam | Pen | Clip | Rld | Special | Wt. | Availability
Talleran Gecko | Heavy | 80m | S/-/5 | 1d10+5 I | 2 | 60 | Full | Inaccurate, Hulking Size | 10kg | Scarce
Talleran Crown | Heavy | 40m | S/2/- | 1d10+8 | 3 | 2 | Half | Scatter, Tearing, Inaccurate, Hulking Size | 18kg | Rare
Hulking Size: This weapon has been designed for creatures that are a much greater size than normal humans. Any human trying to use these weapons suffer a -20 penalty when firing and roll a Toughness test to resist being knocked down by the recoil. Bulging Biceps reduces the penalty to -10 and offers a +10 to the Toughness test.
Grassrunners
These smallfolk almost look like Human children, but they never really grow out of these looks until their twilight years. Their long, pointy ears almost makes them seem like the off-spring of one species with another, but it's been said that they grew up living inside tunnels and required excellent hearing in order to survive. Regardless, they come across as cheery fellows who sometimes form a close relationship with Tallerans. The only problem is their concept of property is lacking at times. Their excellent eyesight makes them great scouts and snipers, at the very least.
Characteristic Bonus: +10 Perception, +10 Fellowship, -10 Toughness
Starting Aptitudes: Agility, Ballistic Skill, Fellowship, Fieldcraft, Finesse, Perception, Social.
Starting Skills: Awareness or Stealth; Deceive, Trade (Cook)
Starting Talents: Deadeye Shot, Heightened Senses (Sight, Smell, Taste) or Light Sleeper; Weapon Training (Low-Tech, Solid Projectile)
Starting Traits: Size (Weedy)
Specialist Equipment: Good Craftmanship FM Galil Battle Rifle or Good Craftsmanship AWD Sniper Rifle with telescopic sight, camo-cloak
Wounds: 5 + 1d5
Cybernetics
Sector V-H has an interesting history with cybernetics, having been more open to them and seen a good relationship with visiting Techpriests.
Borg Bodies
Full replacements of your human flesh, now no longer something closed off to the most ancient of Magos.
Rusty Tomb | Common
Perhaps one of the common borg bodies one may see within underworlds and those with very little is the "Rusty Tomb", a body that is a far cry from being human thanks to looking like a trashcan of some sort. The only benefit to this body is that it is commonly available, so those who have experienced grand injuries may find themselves good as new again.
Effects: Gain Machine (1) and Size (Weedy). Gain a -20 penalty to any tests that require fine dexterity and rely on senses aside from Sight and Hearing.
NecroForge Engram | Average
A set up from the Rusty Tomb listed above, typically a body that appears to be brass-like in construction. It is more humanoid in shape, but lacks human features. The face tends to be glowing orbs with plates all around it. Furthermore, those who enjoy being able to eat, drink, and touch may find themselves going a bit mad as they could never experience the feeling again.
Effects: Gain Machine (3), Unnatural Toughness (1), and Undying. Tests that involve senses other than Sight and Hearing have a -20 penalty.
Replikant Form | Rare
The most sought after borg body would be that of the Replikant Forms. These are near-perfect imitations of humans, even allowing the buyer to customize to look like whatever they want. Unlike other bodies, their senses are akin to that of a human so they have little problem acting like humans.
Effects: Gain Machine (2), Unnatural Toughness (1), Unnatural Agility or Strength (1).
Interioia Weapon Module | Scarce
A plate and wiring is installed onto the lower spine of the individual, before a weapon of their choice is also installed.
Effects: Gain 1 Scorpion, Thumper, or Chaintail. This is a weapon that takes no hands to be utilized and can be easily hidden within the body. The user is considered proficient in using it even if they do not possess the appropriate Weapon Training.
Name | Class | Range | Dam | Pen | Special | Wt. | Availability
Scorpion Blade Tale | Melee | -- | 1d10+3 R | 2 | Balanced, Proven (2) | -- | --
Thumper Head Tail | Melee | -- | 1d10+3 I | 1 | Concussive, Proven (2) | -- | --
Chaintail | Melee | -- | 1d10+2 R | 1 | Tearing, Proven (2) | -- | --
Borg Bodies
Full replacements of your human flesh, now no longer something closed off to the most ancient of Magos.
Rusty Tomb | Common
Perhaps one of the common borg bodies one may see within underworlds and those with very little is the "Rusty Tomb", a body that is a far cry from being human thanks to looking like a trashcan of some sort. The only benefit to this body is that it is commonly available, so those who have experienced grand injuries may find themselves good as new again.
Effects: Gain Machine (1) and Size (Weedy). Gain a -20 penalty to any tests that require fine dexterity and rely on senses aside from Sight and Hearing.
NecroForge Engram | Average
A set up from the Rusty Tomb listed above, typically a body that appears to be brass-like in construction. It is more humanoid in shape, but lacks human features. The face tends to be glowing orbs with plates all around it. Furthermore, those who enjoy being able to eat, drink, and touch may find themselves going a bit mad as they could never experience the feeling again.
Effects: Gain Machine (3), Unnatural Toughness (1), and Undying. Tests that involve senses other than Sight and Hearing have a -20 penalty.
Replikant Form | Rare
The most sought after borg body would be that of the Replikant Forms. These are near-perfect imitations of humans, even allowing the buyer to customize to look like whatever they want. Unlike other bodies, their senses are akin to that of a human so they have little problem acting like humans.
Effects: Gain Machine (2), Unnatural Toughness (1), Unnatural Agility or Strength (1).
Interioia Weapon Module | Scarce
A plate and wiring is installed onto the lower spine of the individual, before a weapon of their choice is also installed.
Effects: Gain 1 Scorpion, Thumper, or Chaintail. This is a weapon that takes no hands to be utilized and can be easily hidden within the body. The user is considered proficient in using it even if they do not possess the appropriate Weapon Training.
Name | Class | Range | Dam | Pen | Special | Wt. | Availability
Scorpion Blade Tale | Melee | -- | 1d10+3 R | 2 | Balanced, Proven (2) | -- | --
Thumper Head Tail | Melee | -- | 1d10+3 I | 1 | Concussive, Proven (2) | -- | --
Chaintail | Melee | -- | 1d10+2 R | 1 | Tearing, Proven (2) | -- | --
