Weapons of the Vietgnome

Simple Weapons	Cost	Dmg (S)	Dmg (M)	Critical	Range Increment	Weight	Type
Mak, One Handed	-	1d4	1d6	20/x3	-	2 lb.	Slashing
Martial Weapons	Cost	Dmg (S)	Dmg (M)	Critical	Range Increment	Weight	Type
Mak, Two Handed	-	1d6	1d10	19-20/x3	-	5 lb.	Slashing

Unless otherwise noted, Gnomish weapons are considered exotic for outsiders. The Simple or Martial category only applies to native gnomes.

Grenades	Damage Direct Hit	Damage Splash	Range Increment	Blast Radius	Weight
Pipe Bomb, Small Bamboo	1d4	1d2	10 ft.	5 ft.	1/4 lb.
Pipe Bomb, Medium Bamboo	1d8	1d4	10 ft.	5 ft.	1/2 lb.
Pipe Bomb, Large Bamboo	2d6	1d8	10 ft.	10 ft.	1 lb.

There are two basic types of these weapons. One makes use of an improvised fuse – this is the more common. The less common
makes use of captured detonators.

• Misfires, Fuse : These have a 20% chance to malfunction, requiring a 1d4 roll. On a 1, the weapon detonates in the user’s hands. On a
  2, the fuse goes out and the weapon fails to detonate. On a 3-4, the weapon detonates 1d4 rounds after impact.

• Misfires, Detonator : These have a 10% chance to malfunction, requiring a 1d4 roll. On a 1, the weapon detonates in the user’s hands. On a
  2-4, the weapon detonates 1d4 rounds after impact.

• Returning Ordinance : An unexploded grenade can be grabbed and hurled away, but this is risky. If the grenade is due to go off in that
  round, it does so when it is picked up and before it is thrown.

Traps

Traps	Damage Direct Hit	Damage Splash	Area of Effect	Save DC	Disarm DC Base
IED, Small Bamboo	1d6	1d4	5 ft.	Reflex 12	16
IED, Medium Bamboo	2d6	1d8	10 ft.	Reflex 15	14
IED, Large Bamboo	5d4	2d6	10 ft.	Reflex 18	12

• Bamboo IED’s generally consist of a captured gunpowder charge held in a variably sized and constructed bamboo container. They are generally
  detonated by tripwire and ignited by use of a captured lock or an improvised domestic flint system.

Mechanism	Misfire Chance	Disarm DC
Captured Flintlock	10%	+3
Captured Gnomelock	5%	6/2
Improvised Flint	25%	+4

• Captured Gnomelocks – The first value applies to those unfamiliar with the mechanism.

Weapons of the Dwarves

Firearms	Cost	Damage	Critical	Range Increment	Weight	Type
Small
Flintlock Pistol, Light	N/a	1d10	x3	20 Feet	2 Pounds	Piercing
Flintlock Pistol, Heavy	N/a	2d6	x3	20 Feet	2.5 Pounds	Piercing
Flintlock Pistol, Double	N/a	1d10	x3	20 Feet	3.5 Pounds	Piercing
Gnomelock Pistol, Light	N/a	1d10	x3	20 Feet	1.5 Pounds	Piercing
Wheel-lock Pistol, Light	N/a	1d10	x3	20 Feet	2 Pounds	Piercing
Medium
Flintlock Blunderbuss	N/a	1d10	x3	15 Feet	6 Pounds	Piercing
Flintlock Carbine	N/a	2d8	x3	40 Feet	7 Pounds	Piercing
Gnomelock Trench Gun	N/a	2d4	x3	20 Feet	8 Pounds	Piercing
Gnomelock Tunnel Gun	N/a	2d6	x3	40 Feet	7 Pounds	Piercing
Dwarven Rifle-Musket	N/a	Musket – 2d8 Rifle – 2d8	x3 19-20/x3	60 Feet 120 Feet	10 Pounds	Piercing
Dwarven Tunnel Gun	N/a	Case Shot – 4d4 Ball – 5d6	19-20/x3 x3	40 Feet 120 Feet	50 Pounds	Piercing

Flintlock Blunderbuss – This weapon functions normally, except that it hits everything in a 15 foot line from the wielder.

Gnomelock Trench Gun – This weapon fires similarly to the blunderbuss, striking everything in a 20 foot line from the wielder. It also benefits from a four round magazine and a primitive pump action, allowing a user with sufficient attack bonus to fire twice in a round.

Reloading Times

Type of Firearm	Reload Time	Rapid Reload or DC20 Munitions Check	Rapid Reload and DC20 Munitions Check
Flintlock or Wheelock	1 Full Round	Standard Action	Move-equivalent Action
Gnomelock, Muzzle-Loader	1 Full Round	Standard Action	Move-equivalent Action
Gnomelock, Breech-Loader	Standard Action	Move-equivalent Action	Swift Action

• 1 Full Round – The firearm is reloaded just before the beginning of the character’s turn in the round after the character began reloading.
  The character can act normally the round the reloading is completed.

Misfire Chart

1d20	Result
1-5	Weapon fires normally, but probably misses since the attack roll was a natural 1.
6-9	For one reason or another, the charge fails to ignite. The weapon can be fired again without having to reload.
10-12	The charge is not sufficient to propel the round far enough to hit the target. The shot is wasted.
13-15	The weapon jams. It takes 1d4 full round actions to clear the jam before the weapon can be used again.
16-18	The barrel becomes fouled with powder residue. It takes 3d10 minutes to clean the weapon so it can be used again.
19-20	The weapon explodes, inflicting normal damage to its user. The weapon must be repaired or replaced.

Subtract one from the d20 roll when using a Masterwork weapon. Subtract one from the d20 roll when using a Gnomelock weapon.
An enchanted firearm will not explode from a misfire (treat such results as fouled).

Grenades	Damage Direct Hit	Damage Splash	Range Increment	Blast Radius	Weight
Explosive, Small	2d6	1d6	10 ft.	5 ft.	1/2 lb.
Explosive, Medium	4d6	2d4	10 ft.	10 ft.	1 lb.
Explosive, Large	6d6	2d6	10 ft.	15 ft.	2 lb.
Incendiary, Small	2d6	1d6	10 ft.	5 ft.	1 lb.
Incendiary, Medium	3d6	2d6	10 ft.	10 ft.	1.5 lb.
Incendiary, Large	4d6	3d6	10 ft.	15 ft.	2 lb.
Smoke	N/a	N/a	10 ft.	20 ft.	1 lb.
Orcish Ale	1d4	1	5 ft.	5 ft.	1 lb.
Boomshine	6d6	4d6	10 ft.	5 ft.	2 lb.

• Misfires : There is a base 5% chance of the timing mechanism on any grenade being faulty. If so, roll a 1d4. On a 1, the grenade goes off
  prematurely, detonating in the hands of the user. On a 2-4, the grenade detonates 1d4 rounds after impact.

• Returning Ordinance : An unexploded grenade can be grabbed and hurled away, but this is risky. If the grenade is due to go off in that
  round, it does so when it is picked up and before it is thrown.

• Smoke Grenades : These grenades produce a thick, roiling cloud of smoke over a 20-ft. radius, blocking vision and granting total concealment.
  A moderate wind disperses the smoke in four rounds and a strong wind disperses it in 1. Otherwise, it lasts 1d4+6 rounds.

• Incendiary Grenades : Filled with alchemist’s fire, these grenades not only cause damage on explosion but also set fire to anything flammable
  caught in the blast radius.

• Orcish Ale : A euphemistic term for a wide variety of crude, improvised explosive devices, generally involving some sort of flammable liquid
  in an empty bottle with a lit rag as the trigger. Igniting the rag is a standard action. They do little on impact, but can set fire to objects hit.

• Boomshine : A masterpiece of CENSORED, combining the very greatest of brewing and siege-craft, Boomshine is responsible for winning nearly as many wars as Dwarven tact is responsible for starting (-Dubious. Original research and slander!).
  Consisting of a delicate cocktail of CENSORED and CENSORED placed in a specially constructed container first designed by the siege-smith CENSORED in the year CENSORED, Boomshine is used both in grenade form and as an artillery projectile. (- Citation needed)
  WARNING : has been known to cause severe burns and start fires.