Explosives

Doradan engineers in the Triskelion syndicate also developed Explosives, using the same principles that they used to create firearms. They have fashioned these into three forms, one of which has two additional variants.

Explosive	Cost	Weight	Range	Radius	Damage	Save Vs
Charge – Basic	300 gp	5 lb.	10’	25’	4d6	Dexterity, DC12
Charge – Sharp	500 gp	5 lb.	10’	5’/10’ Cone	6d6	Dexterity, DC15
Grenade	175 gp	.5 lb.	60’	10’	3d6	Dexterity, DC15
Grenade – Smoke	200 gp	.5 lb.	60’	30’	1d6	Dexterity, DC 18
Grenade — Fire	200 gp	1 lb.	60’	5’	2d6 + 1d6/trn	Dexterity, DC15
Ordnance Kit	15 gp	1 lb.	0	3’	1d6	Dexterity, DC10

Charges

Charges come into types. Basic and Sharp. A Basic Charge can be of any basic shape, is around twelve inches (1 foot) in diameter, and when detonated affects an area in a 25 foot radius, dealing 4d6 damage to any creature who fails a Dexterity throw. A Sharp Charge is built to push most of the blast in a single direction, though it still has an effect. Sharp Charges are built for knocking holes in things. Due to their nature, charges can only be thrown about 10 feet.

Grenades

Grenades are small objects of basic shape that are about 4 inches in diameter that can be thrown up to 60 feet away. A typical grenade will do damage in a 10 foot radius. A Smoke Grenade releases a thick, colored smoke that fills an area in a 30 foot radius. A Fire grenade spreads a thick, viscous gel that is ignited and will burn for up to ten minutes. In each case, a Dexterity save can be made to avoid it, but it is hard. Fire grenades will do an additional 1d6 in dmge for each turn the person is covered in the burning gel. The gel can be washed off, smothered, or otherwise treated like typical fire.

Firearms

Wyrlde Firearms are fairly standardized, but extremely difficult to make. It is said that the Gods interfere. There are no burst fire weapons, though all are a form of revolver or breech loader. Reloading takes an action.

Ammunition comes in two sorts: Rounds and Shakes. Shakes are assembled through the firearms proficiency to break up, but they do not scatter widely. Rounds are hard pellets, typically of stone, shaped by the firearms proficiency with a toolkit. It takes an hour to shape 10 rounds unless one has a feat.

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Weight	Range	Shots	Notes
Hand Cannon	250 gp	1d10 piercing	5 lb.	20/60	2	Reload, dual allowed
Rifle	500 gp	1d12 piercing	10 lb.	40/120	5	2 handed, reload
Longtom	750 gp	3d4 piercing	15 lb.	60/180	1	2 handed, reload
Snuffer	250 gp	1d10 piercing	3 lb.	5/15	1	Rogue only, reload
Ammunition – Rounds	15 gp	—	1 lb.	—	10	10 rounds
Ammunition – Shakes	30 gp	+2 piercing	1 lb.	—	10	10 rounds
Pistol, Doradan	—	1d12 piercing	5 lb.	30/90	5	Only Paladins, reload

Firearms were developed in Dorado, building on some ideas originally developed in Durango. They are made and sold chiefly there. Aside from the snuffer, the secrets to making firearms remain with the Doradan Syndic Kurgan, head of the Triskelion syndicate.

Hand Cannon

This is a large bore, two shot weapon, breech loading. Loading takes two hands. It can be dual wielded, but reloading takes 2 turns per cannon.

Rifle

This is a large bore, revolver cartridge, version of the same, two handed, pop out revolver cartridge. It has a longer range.

Longtom

This is an even longer-range rifle, used for hunting. It is typically loaded with Shakes rounds.

Snuffer

This is a smaller, lighter version of the Hand Cannon, developed in secret and found only in use among Rogue Assassins. Possession of a Snuffer is generally considered to be punishable by death. It can also be dual wielded.

Doradan Pistol

This is the height of firearms, and they are not made any longer, belonging to a very select group of Doradan Paladins. The skills to make them were lost in the God’s War, so every single pistol is a Legendary weapon. Someone who has one that is not of that group is subject to being hunted by someone from the Order of Roland and slain, without mercy or remorse. They can be dual wielded.