WB Equipment

Weapons

Melee Weapons

Item	Cost	Weight	Damage Die	Damage Type	Properties
Short Bayonet	5gp	2 lb.	1d4	Piercing	Finesse, light, simple
Standard Bayonet	10gp	3 lb.	1d6	Piercing	Versatile (1d8), simple
Long Bayonet	15gp	4 lb.	1d8	Piercing	Heavy, reach, two-handed, martial

Bayonets. These weapons are affixed to a firearm. Short bayonets affix to pistols, standard affix to carbines or shotguns, and long affix to muskets. These hybrid weapons function as two distinct weapons, and each would need to be enchanted separately. Their main benefit is to allow a wielder to switch between ranged and melee attacks without having to draw a new weapon.
Some firearms integrate a bladed weapon into their designs, such as a dagger with a pistol that fires along the crosspiece. This sort of weapon is treated the same as a firearm with an affixed bayonet, except the blade cannot be removed.

Firearms

*Grenades do not add your ability score to damage.

**Loading a front-loading revolver (which holds 6 bullets) requires an action or bonus action per bullet. A revolver can be used to make one ranged attack per bullet loaded into it.

Item	Cost	Weight	Damage Die	Damage Type	Properties
Pistol	75 gp	3 lb.	1d10	Piercing	Ammunition (range 20/60), muzzle-loading, simple
Carbine	75 gp	5 lb.	1d12	Piercing	Ammunition (range 50/150), muzzle-loading, two-handed, simple
Grenade	50 gp	1 lb.	3d6*	Bludgeoning	Thrown (range 20/60), inaccurate
Front-loading Revolver	300 gp	3 lb.	2d6	Piercing	Ammunition (range 60/180), muzzle-loading
Musket	90 gp	10 lb.	2d8	Piercing	Ammunition (range 60/180), heavy, muzzle-loading, two-handed, simple
Rifled Carbine	300 gp	5 lb.	1d12	Piercing	Ammunition (range 80/320), muzzle-loading, two-handed, rifled
Rifled Musket	315 gp	10 lb.	2d8	Piercing	Ammunition (range 100/400), heavy, muzzle-loading, two-handed, rifled
Shotgun	75 gp	5 lb.	1d10	Piercing	Ammunition (range 30/90), muzzle-loading, two-handed, scatter, simple

Carbine. Like a pistol, but with a stock and barrel, with a total length of three to four feet.
Grenade. This heavy metal hand-thrown explosive resembles a somewhat rounded dodecahedron. Small percussion caps at its vertices ignite the black powder inside when they are struck with sufficient force, which sends shards of metal in all directions. Sometimes these caps do not ignite at first impact, so grenades hold the risk of bouncing and exploding somewhere other than their intended target. Grenades are destroyed after use.
Musket. The extended barrel of this firearm, bringing it to a total length of over five and a half feet, is an attempt to grant long range accuracy.
Muzzle-loading Revolver. When a revolver is loaded it holds up to 6 bullets. The revolver only needs to be loaded after all of its ammunition has been fired.
Pistol. A muzzle-loaded one-handed firearm with a percussion cap. Pistols fire lead ball ammunition.
Rifled Carbine. This weapon is a carbine which has had the last few inches of the barrel rifled. These weapons use different ammunition - the bullet, which is more conical. The bullet’s hollow flared tail expands from the force of the ignited, forcing the edges of the bullet against the spiral grooves of the inside of the barrel, imparting a spin that stabilizes the bullet and enhances accuracy at range.
Rifled Musket. This design is similar to the modern conception of a rifle, with a total length of three and a half to four feet, and a barrel that is fully rifled.
Shotgun. This smoothbore weapon fires pellets that spread out, striking a roughly 5-foot radius at a range of 90 feet. It is not particularly effective at distance, but can be devastating point-blank.

Ammunition and Explosives

Item	Cost	Weight
Ammunition, bullets and black powder (20 shots)	1 gp	2 lb.
Black powder cask	20 gp	20 lb.

New weapon properties

Muzzle-loading. After each shot, you need to use an action or bonus action to reload the weapon.
Sometimes irregular packing of a barrel causes the weapon not to function properly. Whenever you roll a natural 1 on an attack roll with a muzzle-loading firearm, the gun misfires — nothing happens, and the gun remains loaded. Clearing the barrel requires an action, and makes the gun safe to use. You can continue using the misfired gun without clearing the barrel, but attacks with the weapon have disadvantage, and if you roll a second natural 1, the weapon has a mishap and explodes. The mishap destroys the weapon and deals its base damage die to you (for example, a musket mishap deals 2d8 damage). Magical firearms with this trait never misfire or have mishaps.
Rifled. Rifling extends the range at which a firearm can accurately hit a target. You can spend an action to aim down the weapon’s sight and choose a creature you can see. Until you stop aiming, quadruple the weapon’s short and long ranges for the purpose of attacking that target. Each turn thereafter, you can spend an action or bonus action to continue aiming at the same target or switch to another target you can see. If you move or take damage, your aim is ruined and you have to start over again.
Inaccurate. Grenades do not add your ability score modifier to damage. When you throw a grenade, choose a creature or an unoccupied 5-foot space. (If the creature occupies more than one 5-foot space, choose one of the squares it occupies.) Make an attack roll against AC 10. If the attack misses, the grenade veers off course, missing by 5 feet in a random direction, or 10 feet if the target area was at long range. Each creature in a 5-foot radius of where the grenade lands must succeed a DC 12 Dexterity save or else take 3d6 bludgeoning damage.
If you targeted a creature and the attack roll is a critical hit, the grenade directly strikes that creature. The grenade does double damage to that creature without allowing a save. Other creatures in the area are affected normally.
Scatter. If you are wielding a shotgun, you have advantage on an attack roll, and both rolls hit the target, the weapon deals an extra 1d10 damage. If you have disadvantage and one attack roll hits but the other misses, the target takes 1d4 damage. This graze damage is not increased by anything else (not ability modifiers, feats, smite spells, sneak attack, etc.), though resistances and vulnerabilities still apply.

Firearm Enhancements

Gunsmiths can enhance firearms. Such custom work is in high demand, however, and finding a gunsmith capable of crafting these is as difficult as locating an uncommon or rare magic item. The price can be similarly exorbitant.
Alchemical launchers, sniper scopes, and suppressors can be retrofitted onto existing weapons. A reinforced barrels can only be added when a weapon is crafted, not retrofitted.

Item	Cost	Weight
Alchemical Launcher	1000 gp	5 lb.
Reinforced Barrel	500 gp	1 lb.
Sniper Scope	1000 gp	2 lb.
Suppressor	500 gp	1 lb.

Alchemical Launcher. As an action, you can load one grenade or similar item such as alchemist fire or holy water into this underslung launcher. You can use the item as if it were in your hand. If the item normally requires a ranged attack, it uses your gun’s attack bonus and range.
Reinforced Barrel. You’ve modified your barrel to fire heavier rounds. If your Narrator uses the alternate rules of attacks hitting half or three-quarters cover, if you hit cover you deal half the weapon’s damage to your target, unless the attack fails to damage the cover.
You can also attack a creature with total cover; you take a –5 penalty to your attack roll (and if you can’t see it, you also have disadvantage on the attack roll); if you hit, you deal half damage.
These rounds usually only work through less than a foot of wood or dirt, a few inches of stone, or a half inch of metal.
Cover-piercing ammunition costs twice as much as normal ammunition.
Sniper Scope. This enhancement is only effective on rifled weapons. You can aim down this finely-tuned telescopic sight without needing to spend an action. However, you are considered blind except against creatures in a direct line from you to your target. The blindness lasts until your next turn.
Suppressor. Your shots are relatively quiet. If you are hidden when you attack, you remain hidden from creatures more than 50 feet from you. A creature struck does, however, know the direction the shot came from.

New Equipment

Item	Cost	Weight
Gentleman's Outfit	30 gp	6 lb.
Goggles	5 gp	1 lb.
Lady's Outfit	30 gp	12 lb.
Pocket Watch	25 gp	-
Surgeon's Kit	50 gp	2 lb.

Gentleman's outfit This fine outfit includes tailcoat, vest, cane, top hat, and more. In Rhodania, this might take the form of an ornate toga, with an accentuating mantle. Gentlemen of distinction do not wear goggles.
Goggles. Designed for protecting the wearer’s eyes in factories or laboratories where searing chemicals or embers might be afloat in the air, these goggles are also handy for airship crewmembers who need to keep the wind out of their eyes. While wearing this sturdy, protective eyewear, you have advantage on saving throws to resist effects that would blind you. However, you have disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that involve sight.
Lady’s Outfit. This ornate dress has an excess of weight composed of frills, whalebone corseting, multiple layers of fabric, and possibly a small hat with a lace veil. Rhodanion fashion includes masks for ladies that are out and about outside of their family circle. Proper ladies wear neither goggles nor mechanical parts of any kind.
Pocket Watch. In addition to telling time, a pocket watch deters the attention of minor fey. Watches will occasionally stop, skip, or run backward in the presence of powerful fey creatures.
Surgeon’s Kit. Whenever you treat an injured ally during a short or long rest, make a Wisdom (Medicine) check (DC 10). If you succeed, the first Hit Die that ally spends restores an additional 5 hit points. If you fail by 5 or more, that first Hit Die is wasted and restores no hit points. At the Narrator’s discretion this item might also aid the treatment of long-term afflictions.

source: Adventures in Zeitgeist p.77