Modern equipment is generally robust, practical and often comes with special gadgets to distract yuppies and make them part with their money more readily.
Object Size Weight Cost
Beauty kit Md 8 $100
Binoculars Sm 2 $250
Briefcase Md 2 $100
Camera (digital) Tny 0.5 $100
Camera (film) Sm 2 $250
Camping stove Tny 1 $25
Cell phone Dim 0.1 $100
Climbing gear Lg 10 $200
Desktop computer Lg 10 $2,000
Field bag Md 2 $25
Fire extinguisher Md 3 $50
Flashlight Tny 1 $20
Gas mask Sm 5 $50
Gun holster Tny 1 $50
Handbag (fashion) Tny 0.5 $150
Handbag (practical) Sm 1 $25
Handcuffs (furry) Tny 1 $25
Handcuffs (steel) Tny 1 $20
Hiker's backpack Lg 4 $100
Laptop computer Md 5 $2,000
Laser sight Tny 0.5 $100
Lockpicks Tny 1 $250
Medical kit Md 5 $100
Metal detector Sm 2 $100
Night vision goggles
Sm 3 $500
Palmtop computer Sm 0.5 $100
Printer Md 3 $100
Rope (50 ft.) Lg 8 $25
Scanner Md 3 $50
Scope Tny 0.5 $150
Sleeping bag Md 4 $50
Small backpack Md 2 $25
Suppressor (pistol) Tny 1 $100
Suppressor (rifle) Sm 4 $250
Tent (4 people) Md 7 $100
Tool kit Hg 45 $500
Travel case (40 lb capacity)
Lg 10 $100
Video camera Sm 2 $500
Walkie talkie Tny 1 $50
Equipment for Macho Women with Guns
Beauty Kit: This small, suitcase-sized kit contains everything a girl might need to make herself beautiful. Hairdryer, curling tongs, curlers, hair dyes, a full make-up kit and all the other arcane and painful-looking devices of the beautician's art.
Binoculars: Binoculars are magnifying devices pressed to the eyes and used to see at great
distances, for comedic effect rub boot polish around the eyepieces. Binoculars are good for standing on ridges and surveying the surrounding terrain dramatically.
Briefcase: A reasonable-sized, mock-leather briefcase with numerical code lock.
Camera (digital): A dinky digital camera that can store up to fifty high-quality images or take small stretches of video footage.
Camera (film): A half-decent 35mm camera as used by professional photographers. It comes with the basic accessories like a flash and a tripod.
Camping stove: A small, bottle-fed gas stove used to forcibly excite the bacteria in various rations so they are more likely to cause food poisoning.
Cell phone: One of the newest generations of small cell phones with picture messaging and hundred of other tricks and gadgets you will likely never use. These only work in the cities now and any strenuous or athletic activity requires a reflex save or the phone flies free of your grip or its pocket and tumbles to a shattered end.
Climbing gear: Pitons, crampons hooks and other special gear. All useful things for climbing big steep rocks.
Desktop computer: A nice, powerful box of electronic tricks, that will inevitably crash at exactly the wrong moment, losing you all your work.
Field bag: A laptop bag with extra space for tools, cell phones, pens and other such assorted gubbins.
Fire extinguisher: A portable CO2 fire extinguisher such as is carried in military vehicles and by the paranoid.
Weapon Damage Crit Type
Range
(ft) Ammo Size
Weight
(lbs) Cost
Pistols
Laser Pistol 2d6 20 Energy 40 50 Sm 2 $2,000
Plasma Pistol 3d6 20 Fire 30 10 Md 3 $3,000
Neematron Mk I
2d6 20 Non lethal
/ energy
40 30 Tny 0.5 $2,500
Neematron Mk 2
2d6 20 Non lethal
/ Energy
40 50 Sm 1 $3,000
Rifles
Laser Rifle 2d8 20 Energy 80 50 Lg 4 $4,000
Plasma Rifle 3d8 20 Fore 60 20 Lg 6 $6,000
Neematron Mk 3
2d8 20 Non lethal
/ Energy
80 100 Lg 2 $4,000
Farce Lance 2d6 20 Energy 50 50 Sm/
Lg
4 $4,500
Ripley Rifle 2d8/3d6 20 Ballistic / Concussion
70 100/5 Lg 10 $5,000
Exotic Melee Weapons Lawsuit Proof
Laser Sword
3d8 19+/
x3
Energy - - Md 2 $2,000
Monowhip 3d10 20 Slashing 10 - Tny 0.5 $2,000
Electronailz 1d6 20 Electrical - - Tny 0.1 $1,500
Vibro-Blade +1d6 - Slashing - - - +1 +$2,000
Equipment for Macho Women with Guns
Flashlight: A standard battery-powered flashlight.
Gas mask: Covers your whole face and can cause a sweat rash, otherwise it prevents you from inhaling noxious fumes.
Gun holster: Hip, armpit or belt holsters for pistol-sized guns and submachine guns. Low slung looks sexiest.
Handbag (fashion): A very tiny handbag of ostentatious designer branding with just enough room for a cell phone and maybe a tissue.
Handbag (practical): A more practical handbag of seemingly bottomless proportions easily able to hold a make-up kit, tissues, a cell phone, a pistol and some ammunition.
Handcuffs (furry): Day-glo pink fuzzy handcuffs which are not much use as serious restraints since they have a safety button allowing them to be removed in emergencies.
Handcuffs (steel): Real police handcuffs used by people who are serious, rather than kinky, about restraint.
Hiker's backpack: A large, framed backpack used for carrying lots of heavy things like tents, sleeping bags, food and cooking gear from place to place.
Laptop computer: A small laptop with a cellular modem, somewhere towards the top end of current technology.
Laser sight: A small, clip-on, dot projector that provides a +1 equipment bonus to hit within a 30-ft.
range.
Lock picks: A set of picks in a folding cloth used for picking locks of all kinds, save electronic.
Medical kit: A small box with a clasp containing bandages and basic drugs and painkillers for the treatment of minor injuries and the stabilisation of people with more serious injuries while they await proper medical care. It does not include a cute nurse's cap.
Metal detector: A handheld, wand-type metal detector such as is currently employed to check suspicious people with beards for weapons at airports.
Night vision goggles: Strap-on goggles with sticky-out binocular-looking bits that pick up ambient light and magnify it allowing you to see at night in a hazy green glow.
Palmtop computer: The palmtop computer is small and handy with data input via a stylus. However, they regularly run out of power and wipe all of your data.
Printer: A full colour printer that can reproduce images at near photo quality.
Rope (50 ft.): Modern, nylon-mix climbing rope in a variety of colourful patterns.
Scanner: A flat-bed scanner able to scan images to a fairly high resolution.
Scope: A magnification scope for use on rifles. In effect this increases the range band for shoulder arms by 50%.
Sleeping bag: A thermal sleeping bag that can never be crammed back into the sack it came in but can be carried in a backpack.
Small backpack: A small backpack as used for day trips or carried around by tourists and students.
Suppressor (pistol/rifle): Suppressors slow down the passage of bullets and muffle the sound so that the only real noise is that of the action of the gun.
This makes them useful for stealthy work.
Tent (4 people): A foldable tent with room for up to four people to sleep in, albeit a bit close.
Tool kit: A large and heavy tool kit contained in a couple of oily metal boxes suitable for most mechanical work short of spot welding.
Travel case (40 lb capacity): A large travel case with wheels, useful for dragging around airports, leaving in people’s way and disposing of severed body parts..
Video camera: A compact video camera used for making home movies, filming police brutality and other misdemeanours that will later be relied on in court.
Walkie talkie: A small, two-way, portable radio with a range of a few kilometres in a following wind and sat at the top of a Californian redwood with the radio held above you.