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Player > Weapon > Accessories
Weapon accessories are described in this section. Unless otherwise noted, accessories are considered technological items. The GM is free to rule that some accessories are unsuitable for some weapons.
Name | Level | Price | Bulk | Capacity | Usage | Weapon Type | Source |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Bayonet bracket, heavy | 1 | 300 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.58 |
Bayonet bracket, light | 1 | 150 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.58 |
Bipod, light | 1 | 350 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.58 |
Fireburst Chamber | 1 | 400 | — | 20 | 1/hour | Railed weapon, small arm | GEM p.79 |
Grenadier bracket | 1 | 400 | L | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.59 |
Rangefinder | 1 | 325 | — | 20 | 1/hour | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.60 |
Uniclamp | 1 | 150 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.61 |
Bipod, heavy | 2 | 700 | L | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.58 |
Grip, folding | 2 | 600 | — | 0 | — | Small arm | ARM p.60 |
Grip, nanofiber | 2 | 750 | — | 0 | — | Any | ARM p.60 |
Sight, manual | 2 | 1000 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.61 |
Stock, collapsing | 2 | 850 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.61 |
Collapsing weapon | 3 | 1250 | — | 0 | — | Melee weapon | ARM p.59 |
Flash suppressor | 3 | 1200 | — | 0 | — | Projectile | ARM p.59 |
Gunner harness, light | 3 | 1400 | 1 | 0 | — | Heavy weapon | ARM p.60 |
Scope, sniper | 3 | 1350 | L | 0 | — | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.60 |
Scope, nightvision | 4 | 2350 | L | 20 | 1/hour | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.60 |
Silencer | 4 | 1850 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.61 |
Sight, laser | 5 | 3000 | — | 20 | 1/hour | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.61 |
Grip, null-space | 6 | 4250 | — | 0 | — | Melee weapon, small arm | ARM p.60 |
Inertial dampener | 6 | 4000 | — | 20 | 1/minute | Any | ARM p.60 |
Scope, laser | 6 | 4300 | L | 20 | 1/hour | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.60 |
Grip, blur | 7 | 5400 | — | 0 | — | Melee weapon | ARM p.60 |
Gunner harness, heavy | 7 | 5600 | 2 | 0 | — | Heavy weapon | ARM p.60 |
Stock, null-space | 7 | 5950 | — | 0 | — | Railed weapon | ARM p.61 |
Gunner harness, null-space | 9 | 15000 | 2 | 0 | — | Heavy weapon | ARM p.60 |
Scope, revealing | 9 | 12500 | L | 20 | 1/hour | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.60 |
Scope, clarity | 12 | 37500 | L | 20 | 1/hour | Railed weapon, small arm | ARM p.60 |
Explanations of the statistics for weapon accessories are provided below, along with the rules for adding accessories to weapons. Specific accessories are sometimes exceptions to these rules.
Some accessories require power to function, similar to some technological items; see page 218 of the Core Rulebook for more information. These accessories are identified with capacity and usage entries in Table 1–11: Weapon Accessories. A weapon accessory’s capacity is the highest-capacity battery that the accessory can use. Usage lists the rate at which charges are consumed when the accessory is used. Attached accessories (see Adding Accessories below) must use their own batteries, but an accessory integrated into a powered weapon can be configured to use either the weapon’s battery or its own battery.
Some accessories can be added only to specific types or
categories of weapons, as noted in the Weapon Type entry
in Table 1–11: Weapon Accessories. For the most part, these
correspond to the weapon types and categories described on
pages 169–170 of the Core Rulebook.
Railed Weapons: Railed weapons are longarms, heavy
weapons, and sniper weapons, all of which have rails along
or near the weapon’s barrel that allow you to easily add
accessories to the weapon. A railed weapon has four rails
to which accessories can be added: one on top, one on the
bottom, and one on either side. Only one weapon accessory
can be added to each rail. Some accessories must be attached
to a specific rail, such as the top or bottom, as detailed in the
accessory’s description.
Weapon accessories must normally be added to a weapon to
function. Most accessories can be added either by being attached
to a weapon or by being integrated into the weapon, though some
accessories must be added in a certain way, as indicated in the
accessory’s description. In either case, add the bulk of the weapon
accessory to the weapon’s bulk to determine the final accessorized
weapon’s bulk. When adding multiple items of light bulk together,
treat 2–10 light bulk items as 1 bulk when combined.
Attachment: An attached weapon accessory is affixed to a
weapon but is not really part of it. Anyone can attach or detach
an accessory as a full action, and most weapons dealers will
attach an accessory bought from them at no extra charge.
Integration: An integrated weapon accessory is built into
the weapon, becoming part of it. Integrated accessories are
usually purchased already integrated into the weapon at the
combined price of the weapon and the accessory. If the weapon
and accessory are purchased separately, a weapons dealer can
integrate the accessory into the weapon for a fee of 10% of the
accessory’s purchase price. You can integrate an accessory
into a weapon (or remove an integrated accessory) if you have
a number of ranks in Engineering (or both Engineering and
Mysticism, for hybrid accessories) equal to the item level of the
weapon or accessory, whichever is higher. It takes 1 hour to
integrate an accessory or remove an integrated accessory from
a weapon.
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