Extra Weapons

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Extra Weapons are a great way to add more variety to gameplay, as well as provide an overall more diverse set of equipment for your characters.

Weapons with names in italics are not part of official Warhammer 40,000 canon; they are either fan-created originals or conversions from another fictional universe.

Contents 1 Overview 2 Ranged Weapons 2.1 Primitive Weapons 2.1.1 Blunderbuss 2.1.2 Flintlock Rifle 2.2 Las Weapons 2.2.1 Necromunda-Pattern Lasgun 2.2.2 Triplex-Pattern Lasgun 2.2.3 Godhammer-Pattern Lascannon 2.3 Solid Projectile Weapons 2.3.1 Ripper Gun 2.3.2 Dueling Pistol 2.3.3 Naval Pistol 2.3.4 Autocarbine 2.3.5 Autostubber 2.3.6 Sawn-Off Shotgun 2.3.7 Repeating Rifle 2.3.8 Automatic Shotgun 2.3.9 Assault Shotgun 2.3.10 Light Assault Cannon 2.3.11 Elysia Pattern Mk VII Light MP Autocannon 2.3.12 Grox Rifle 2.3.13 Heavy Sniper Rifle 2.4 Bolt Weapons 2.4.1 MK II Boltgun 2.4.2 MK III Boltgun 2.4.3 Astartes MK Vb Godwyn Pattern 998. Model Boltgun 2.4.4 Astartes MK III Bolt Pistol 2.4.5 Astartes MK VII Terminatus Pattern Stormbolter 2.4.6 Anti-Armor Bolt Rifle 2.5 Grenades 2.5.1 Vortex Grenade 2.6 Exotic Weapons 2.6.1 Exitus Rifle 2.6.2 Exitus Pistol 2.6.3 Bullseye 2.6.4 Auger 2.7 Ork Weapons 2.8 Eldar Weapons 2.8.1 Starcannon 2.9 Dark Eldar Weapons 2.10 Tau Empire Weapons 2.10.1 Pulse Carbine 2.10.2 Pulse Pistol 2.10.3 Pulse Rifle 2.10.4 Rail Rifle 2.10.5 Kroot Hunting Rifle 2.10.6 Kroot Gun 2.11 Necron Weapons 2.11.1 Gauss Flayer 2.12 Tyranid Biomorphs 2.12.1 Fleshborer 2.12.2 Spinefists 2.12.3 Devourer 2.12.4 Deathspitter 2.13 Lizardman Weapons 2.14 Murloc Weapons 2.15 Zeon Weapons 2.16 Dark Xenos Weapons 2.17 Vehicle Weapons 2.17.1 Demolisher Cannon 2.17.2 Mega Battle Cannon 2.17.3 Punisher Gatling Cannon 3 Melee Weapons 3.1 Primitive weapons 3.1.1 Hatchet 3.1.2 Rapier 3.2 Chain Weapons 3.2.1 Chain Blade 3.3 Power Weapons 3.3.1 Lightning Claw 3.4 Exotic Weapons 3.4.1 Phase Sword 3.4.2 Neuro-Gauntlet 3.4.3 Impact Hammer 3.5 Ork Weapons 3.6 Eldar Weapons 3.6.1 Witchblade 3.6.2 Singing Spear 3.6.3 Scorpion Chainsword 3.6.4 Mandiblaster 3.7 Dark Eldar Weapons 3.7.1 Punisher 3.8 Necron Weapons 3.8.1 Warscythe 3.9 Daemon Weapons 4 Weapons Upgrades and Ammo 4.1 Weapons Upgrades 4.1.1 Blasta 4.1.2 More Dakka 4.1.3 Shootier 4.1.4 Power Bayonet 4.1.5 M40 Targeting System 4.1.6 Combi-Weapon 4.2 Ammo 4.2.1 Metal Storm Frag Shells 4.2.2 Stalker Silenced Shells 4.2.3 Hellfire Rounds 4.2.4 Ravager Bolts & Devastator Bolts 4.2.5 Explosive Needles 4.2.6 Adamantium Needles 4.2.7 Low Grade Ammunition 4.2.8 Shotgun Slugs 4.2.9 Executioner Rounds 4.2.10 Frangible Bullets 4.2.11 Mono-Arrows and Mono-Quarrels 4.2.12 Exitus Turbo-Penetrator Round 4.2.13 Exitus Shield Breaker Round 4.2.14 Exitus Hellfire Round 5 Secret Weapons 5.1 KeyBlades

[edit] Overview

Not all of the following weapons are appropriate for every campaign. Some, like the various Las and Bolt weapons, are most fitting as they are more commonly found in the hands of the Inquisition or other Imperial forces. These as also usually fitting for higher ranked characters, as they are both more expensive and rarer then their lesser counterparts.

Some of the weapons are Xenos weapons which require unique skills usually not found in even experienced Inquisitorial Acolytes. However, members of the Ordo Xenos are more likely to be skilled and knowledgeable in alien technology, and thusly may be able to use them. Alternately, in a Xenos campaign they can be the general weapons used. When this is applicable, a note will be made in the description for specific costs exclusively for Xenos use.

Note that a great many weapons are given stats in the Inquisitor's Handbook or other Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay books; out of respect for Games Workshop's and Fantasy Flight Games' intellectual property, these weapons will not have stats listed here.

[edit] Ranged Weapons

[edit] Primitive Weapons

[edit] Blunderbuss

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Blunderbuss	Basic	10m	S/-/-	1d10+3 I	0	1	4Full	Primitive, Unreliable, Inaccurate, Scatter	8kg	40	Common

Something like a primitive shotgun, a blunderbuss is a simple muzzle-loading black powder firearm with a very short, very broad (and often flared) barrel. Its smooth bore and rapidly-dispersing shot make the blunderbuss woefully inaccurate at all but the shortest of ranges, but when fired at close range it can be devastating against lightly-armored opponents. A side effect of the blunderbuss's wide, durable barrel and simple design is that it can fire things not normally intended for use as ammunition, which makes it a favorite among scavengers, dregs, and others who have difficulty finding or affording proper munitions. The blunderbuss is a common design, and many local variants exist; for example, a smaller, lighter, and less powerful version of this weapon is popular among the natives of Iocanthos.

A blunderbuss can be loaded with improvised ammunition (such as gravel, nails, or coins), rather than lead shot; this reduces the weapon's Damage to 1d5+3 I.

[edit] Flintlock Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Flintlock Rifle	Basic	90m	S/-/-	1d10+2 I	0	1	5Full	Primitive, Unreliable	7kg	60	Average

Produced on worlds with a slightly higher (but still pre-Imperial) technology base, flintlock rifles use a rifled barrel and an expanding slug to achieve accuracy and range greater than that of a smoothbore musket. However, because the rifling on the barrels can be somewhat difficult for low-technology worlds to reproduce on a large scale, flintlock rifles are more expensive and less common than their smoothbore counterparts.

[edit] Las Weapons

[edit] Necromunda-Pattern Lasgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Lasgun	Basic	60m	S/3/6	1d10+3 E	0	60	Full	Reliable	4kg	75	Common

A variant of lasgun produced on the hive world of Necromunda. This weapon boasts a higher rate of fire than the standard lasgun, but at the cost of a significantly shorter effective range.

[edit] Triplex-Pattern Lasgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Lasgun	Basic	60m	S/3/-	1d10+3 E	0	60	Full	Reliable	4kg	75	Common

Another variety of lasgun commonly found in the hands of the Imperium's servants. The Triplex-pattern is known for its variable energy selector, giving it increased stopping power at the cost of greater power consumption and shorter effective range.

A Triplex-pattern lasgun has three energy settings. The lowest is represented by the profile given above. At the medium energy setting, the weapon deals 1d10+4 Energy damage, but uses two shots' worth of energy for each shot. At the highest energy setting, the weapon deals 1d10+5 Energy damage, but uses four shots' worth of energy for each shot. It takes a Half Action to change the energy setting.

[edit] Godhammer-Pattern Lascannon

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Lascannon	Heavy	300m	S/-/-	5d10+15 E	12	10	3Full	---	70kg	7500	Rare

Far too large and bulky to be carried and fired by a single soldier, emplacement-grade lascannons such as the Godhammer-pattern are a mainstay of heavy weapons teams, anti-tank vehicles, and fortification defense strongpoints.

[edit] Solid Projectile Weapons

[edit] Ripper Gun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Ripper Gun	Basic	30m	S/-/3	2d10 I	0	60	Full	Scatter, Inaccurate, Reliable	30kg	300	Rare

The Ogryn Ripper Gun is a huge shotgun designed for Ogryns to wield. As a result, it's large, rugged and exceedingly brutal. Shells for Ripper Guns cost three times as much as normal. Further, the Ripper Gun is so robust that it may be used as a Great Weapon in melee. In the hands of anyone who is smaller than an Ogryn (anyone who lacks the Hulking, Enormous or Massive traits), it counts as a Heavy weapon instead of a Basic weapon, and suffers an additional -20% penalty on their to-hit roll due to back-breaking recoil.

[edit] Dueling Pistol

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Dueling Pistol	Pistol	30m	S/-/-	1d10+2 I	0	2	Full	Accurate, Reliable	2kg	100	Scarce

A common weapon among Imperial nobles and assassins, the dueling pistol is a double-barreled, break-action breech loader designed for accuracy and reliability. Dueling pistols are designed for use in duels of honor, where the first shot is often the last; their slow rate of fire and small ammo capacity make them poorly suited for protracted combat.

A dueling pistol receives the same benefits for firing a single aimed shot as a Basic weapon with the Accurate quality, IE an extra d10 of damage for every two degrees of success on the Ballistic Skill Test, to a maximum of +2d10 (Dark Heresy official errata, p. 8).

[edit] Naval Pistol

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Naval Pistol	Pistol	20m	S/-/-	1d10+4 I	0	6	3Full	Reliable	2kg	50	Average

Similar in design to the stub revolver, this model of naval pistol is a heavy-duty sidearm with a revolving chamber. As its name suggests, it is commonly seen in the possession of Imperial Navy troopers and officers, and is used as much as a tool for disciplining rebellious ratings as a proper firearm. Because of its heavy and robust design, a naval pistol can be wielded in close combat with the same stats as a club.

Other patterns of naval pistol also exist, such as the Mars-pattern and the Cypra Mundi "Irontalon" pattern; these weapons are given stats elsewhere (see the Rogue Trader core rulebook and The Inquisitor's Handbook for more details).

[edit] Autocarbine

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Autocarbine	Basic	60m	S/3/10	1d10+2 I	0	30	Full	---	3kg	85	Average

Falling somewhere between an autopistol and a full autogun in size, the autocarbine is a compact weapon designed for use in close-quarters combat situations, such as urban or trench warfare. Autocarbines use the same ammunition as autopistols. An autocarbine can be fired one-handed with only a -10 penalty.

[edit] Autostubber

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Autostubber	Basic	45m	S/3/10	1d10+3 I	0	30	Full	---	3kg	85	Average

The autostubber is similar to the autocarbine in design, but rather than autopistol cartridges, it instead fires the larger and more robust rounds used by stub revolvers and automatics. This gives the weapon increased stopping power, but the increased recoil reduces its effective range. An autostubber can be fired one-handed with only a -10 penalty.

[edit] Sawn-Off Shotgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Sawn-Off Shotgun	Pistol	15m	S/-/-	1d10+4 I	0	2	2Full	Scatter, Reliable, Inaccurate	2kg	60	Common

This simple weapon variant is created by sawing short the barrels and stock of an ordinary shotgun, trading accuracy and range for reduced weight and increased concealability. It is a favorite among gangers and other criminals. Although a sawn-off shotgun is small and maneuverable enough to be fired one-handed, under most circumstances this is a very bad idea (as no small number of acolytes with broken wrists can attest to).

Because of the (comparatively) tremendous recoil generated by this weapon, it imposes a -10 penalty to Ballistic Skill Tests unless fired two-handed. Any character may modify an ordinary shotgun into a sawn-off shotgun with a Routine (+20) Trade (Armorer) Test, given the appropriate tools and sufficient time; for obvious reasons, this doesn't work the other way round!

[edit] Repeating Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Repeating Rifle	Basic	120m	S/2/-	1d10+3 I	0	12	2Full	---	4kg	80	Average

A typical lever-action repeating rifle. Falling somewhere between the standard autogun and a hunting rifle in terms of range, rate of fire, and ammunition capacity, and being slower to reload than either of these weapons, repeating rifles are something of a curiosity in the Imperium; nevertheless, there are some who swear by their use, particularly on worlds with a comparatively low technology base.

[edit] Automatic Shotgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Automatic Shotgun	Basic	30m	S/3/6	1d10+4 I	0	18	Full	Scatter	7kg	250	Rare

The automatic shotgun is the ultimate expression of the shotgun as a tool of close-range killing. Combining the devastating short ranged firepower of all shotguns with nearly autogun-like rates of fire, the automatic shotgun is capable of turning unarmored targets into bloody smears on the walls with only a few seconds of sustained fire. A similar weapon is used by the Skitarii-Provosts of Mechanicus Forge Worlds to maintain order among the workers.

[edit] Assault Shotgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Special	Wt	Cost	Avail
Assault Shotgun	Basic	40m	S/-/10	1d10+4 I	0	20	Full	Scatter	9kg	1500	Rare

Most frequently used by the Astartes Arbites, this weapon can unleash quite a few shells in under a second. The full-auto abilty makes it an ideal crowd stopper, or a great daemon stopper, whichever you prefer.

[edit] Light Assault Cannon

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Light Assault Cannon	Heavy	120m	-/-/10	1d10+4 I	3	200	2Full	Tearing, Unreliable	50kg	1500	Rare

The light assault cannon is a smaller version of the rotary cannon used on vehicles, dreadnoughts, and Terminator armor. Like its larger cousin, the light assault cannon can shred through armor in a hail of bullets, but the machine spirit of its rotary motor is temperamental and prone to jamming and overheating. It is small enough to be man-portable (barely), but is more commonly seen as a pintle-mounted weapon on light vehicles. Light assault cannons use the same ammunition as heavy stubbers. A light assault cannon can be used with an ammunition drum, rather than being belt-fed; in this case, the weapon's Cost increases by 100 Thrones and its Clip size changes to 40, but its Reload time decreases to Full.

A character attempting to fire a light assault cannon without external support (such as a pintle mount or a tripod) must have a Strength Bonus of at least 5. Weaker characters take a -10 penalty to the Ballistic Skill Test for each point of Strength Bonus below 5.

[edit] Elysia Pattern Mk VII Light MP Autocannon

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Elysia Pattern Mk VII Light MP Autocannon	Heavy	150m	S/2/5	2d10+4 I	4	10	2Full	*	25kg	1300**	Very Rare***

The Elysia Pattern Mk VII Light MP Autocannon is a highly compact autocannon using cut down shells, intended for the drop troops Elysia is famed for.  Its small design and internal recoil compensators make it easier for a soldier to bring it to bear.  However, the smaller sized recoil compensators required to fit into the smaller weapon are not up to the task of controlling the recoil from prolonged bursts of fire.  An integral bipod helps minimize this trait, but has left the weapon with no place to put any further upgrades.

• This weapon does not require bracing. However, if not braced, the firer will take a -10 penalty when firing on semi-automatic, and the weapon gains the Unreliable quality. If not braced and firing on fully automatic, the firer takes a -30 penalty and the weapon gains the Unreliable and Inaccurate qualities. There is no penalty when firing single shots, or when braced. Because of its recoil compensators and compact design, the weapon has no attachment rails for the body, and the underbarrel location is occupied by the folding bipod.  The internals are not structured to allow any further improvements to be made either.  Weapon upgrades may only be applied to this weapon at the GM's discretion.

• Within Elysia this weapon costs 750 thrones.

• Within Elysia, or in an Elysian Drop Regiment, this weapon is Scarce.

[edit] Grox Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Grox Rifle	Basic	120m	S/-/-	1d10+5 I	3	5	Full	Accurate	6kg	200	Rare

Also known as carnosaur rifles, devil rifles, and a number of other colorful names, grox rifles are extreme-caliber, high-velocity hunting weapons used by the wealthy and adventurous to take down large, dangerous game. True to the name, a well-aimed shot from one of these weapons can stop a charging bull grox, and the recoil from one of these guns is vicious enough to knock a grown man flat on his back.

Although the grox rifle is a Basic weapon, it must be braced before firing in the same way as a Heavy weapon. A character who fires a grox rifle unbraced loses the benefit of the Accurate quality and must make a Challenging (+0) Strength Test after firing the shot. Failure means the character drops the weapon, while failure by two or more Degrees means the character is also knocked prone.

[edit] Heavy Sniper Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Heavy Sniper Rifle	Basic	200m	S/-/-	1d10+4 I	3	10	Full	Accurate	14kg	500	Rare

This military-grade sniper rifle fires heavy stubber rounds, allowing it to take down light vehicles like land speeders and scout cars.

[edit] Bolt Weapons

[edit] MK II Boltgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Boltgun	Basic	100m	S/2/-	1d10+5 X	4	16	Full	Tearing	6kg	500	Extremely Rare

The MK II boltgun is an old model not commonly seen in the Imperium today. It boasts a longer barrel and a greater effective range than more recent models, but its ammunition feed only accepts a specific kind of straight magazine, which, in addition to being almost as hard to find as the gun itself, can only hold a relatively small amount of ammunition.

[edit] MK III Boltgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Boltgun	Basic	90m	S/2/4	1d10+5 X	4	36	2Full	Tearing	7kg	500	Very Rare

MK III bolters are unique among boltguns in that they feed their ammunition from ammo belts, rather than clips or drum magazines. They are capable of putting out a higher rate of fire than all but the military-grade bolters of the Adeptus Astartes, but their relatively complicated ammo feed mechanisms make them slow to reload.

[edit] Astartes MK Vb Godwyn Pattern 998. Model Boltgun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Boltgun	Basic	90m	S/2/4	1d10+6 X	4	32	Full	Tearing	9kg	1000	Very Rare

One of a handful of boltgun variants used by the Adeptus Astartes. The Mk Vb is an intentionally heavy and unwieldy weapon, designed so that an enemy who steals the weapon of a fallen Space Marine will be unable to use it effectively.

In the hands of anyone who is smaller than a Space Marine (anyone who lacks the Hulking, Enormous or Massive traits), this weapon suffers an additional -10 penalty to hit due to weight and recoil.

[edit] Astartes MK III Bolt Pistol

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Bolt Pistol	Pistol	30m	S/2/-	1d10+6 X	4	10	Full	Tearing	5kg	500	Rare

A model of bolt pistol most commonly used as a Space Marine sidearm, the MK III bolt pistol can also be found in the hands of high-ranking Imperial Guard officers and other well-connected individuals in the Imperium.

In the hands of anyone who is smaller than a Space Marine (anyone who lacks the Hulking, Enormous or Massive traits), this weapon suffers an additional -10 penalty to hit due to recoil unless fired two-handed.

[edit] Astartes MK VII Terminatus Pattern Stormbolter

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Stormbolter	Basic	90m	-/4/8	1d10+6 X	4	64	Full	Storm, Tearing	16kg	1500	Extremely Rare

This compact, double-barreled bolt weapon is designed for use with Tactical Dreadnought Armor, and is cumbersome and difficult to use otherwise.

In the hands of anyone who is smaller than a Space Marine (anyone who lacks the Hulking, Enormous or Massive traits), this weapon suffers an additional -20 penalty to hit due to its awkward balance and great recoil.

[edit] Anti-Armor Bolt Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Anti-Armor Bolt Rifle	Heavy	250m	S/-/-	1d10+6	6	10	Full	Tearing, Accurate	15kg	1000	Very Rare

A long range, anti-tank bolter, the Anti-Armor Bolt Rifle, or AABR, can effectivly destroy armored targets at a range farther than a long las. The AABR uses larger bolts, called Devastator bolts, more densely packed with explosives, which are designed to enter the vehicle and, once inside, explode. It can also be used as an anti personnel rifle by equiping it with Ravager bolts.

The AABR can use two different rounds: Devastator bolts or Ravager bolts. Because of the tremendous recoil, it MUST be braced before fired, unless carried by someone wearing power armour. Anyone who is attempting to hear the weapon shot (e.g. sentries) will hear it automatically unless there is greater noise around them. A suppresor CANNOT be fitted to this weapon.

[edit] Grenades

[edit] Vortex Grenade

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Vortex Grenade	Thrown	SBx3m	---	Special	N/A	---	---	Blast (3), Vortex, Special	0.5kg	15,000	Near Unique

The vortex grenade is the most devastating man-portable weapon in the Imperial armory. Hand-crafted in incredibly limited quantities by the Adeptus Mechanicus, each vortex grenade is a tiny warp mechanism that, when activated, opens a spherical vortex directly into the Immaterium. Any matter caught within this vortex is utterly destroyed, consumed by the warp to become a part of that nightmare dimension forever after.

Vortex: Any character hit by a weapon with this quality must make a Hard (-20) Agility Test. On a failure, the character suffers 1d10 damage, plus a further 1d10 damage for each degree of failure, that is not reduced by Toughness or armor. A character reduced to 0 Wounds in this manner is dragged screaming into the warp.

Special: Unlike most Blast weapons, the warp rift created by a vortex grenade persists after the weapon's detonation. When the vortex grenade initially detonates, any character caught in the blast radius is subject to the Vortex special rule above; any survivors are then moved to the edge of the blast radius by the shortest possible path. The vortex then remains in place for at least one Round, taking up the space of the original blast radius, and is treated as being Stable (see below). At the end of the grenade thrower's Turn, roll on the table below to determine the behavior of the vortex:

Roll	Effect
1-25	Collapse: The vortex disappears with no further effect.
26-50	Wane: The vortex decreases its radius by one meter and then behaves as though it were Stable. If the radius of the vortex is reduced to zero meters, it disappears with no further effect.
51-75	Stable: The vortex remains in place. Any character who ends his turn adjacent to the vortex is subject to the Vortex special rule above. Any character or object that enters the vortex proper for any reason is destroyed outright. Line of sight cannot be traced through the vortex, and no weapon can be fired through the vortex. Roll again on this table at the end of the grenade thrower's next Turn.
76-85	Wander: The vortex moves 1d10 meters in a random direction. Any character caught in the vortex's path is subject to the Vortex special rule above; a character can only be hit once by the vortex as it moves, no matter how long he remains within its area of effect. Once the vortex reaches its final location, any surviving characters within the vortex are moved to its edge by the shortest available path, and the vortex then behaves as though it were Stable.
86-95	Warp Nova: The vortex expands its radius by 1d5 meters; any character caught within this expanded radius is subject to the Vortex special rule above. The vortex then disappears with no further effect.
96-00	Unwanted Guests: The vortex fluctuates, vomiting forth a tide of daemonic filth. 1d5 Incarnate Lesser Daemons appear at the edge of the vortex, which then behaves as though it were Stable.

[edit] Exotic Weapons

[edit] Exitus Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Exitus Rifle	Basic	200m	S/-/-	2d10 R	10	10	2Full	Accurate, Reliable, Toxic (1d10)	4kg	---	Unique

Signature weapon of the Vindicare Assassin, the Exitus Rifle is a finely-honed sniper's weapon, designed to punch through even the thickest of personal armor and end the lives of the Imperium's enemies with a single shot. The Exitus Rifle comes with an integral silencer and omni-scope (see the Rogue Trader core rulebook for details).

[edit] Exitus Pistol

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Exitus Rifle	Pistol	30m	S/-/-	2d10+2 I	10	5	2Full	Accurate, Reliable	2kg	---	Unique

For situations where the Exitus Rifle is too unwieldy, Vindicare Assassins carry the Exitus Pistol as a backup weapon. The Exitus Pistol comes with an integral silencer and omni-scope (see the Rogue Trader core rulebook for details).

[edit] Bullseye

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Bullseye	Basic	100m	S/3/7	1d10+4 E	2	70	Full	---	4kg	1,000	Very Rare

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Homing Tag	Basic	100m	S/-/-	N/A	N/A	6	2Full	---	N/A	N/A	N/A

This weapon has recently appeared without explanation in the hands of certain Imperial servants, leading many in the Inquisition and the Adeptus Mechanicus to question its origins. Some have suggested it was developed from recently-uncovered STC data, while others decry it as some form of reverse-engineered xenos technology.

A character wielding a Bullseye may elect to fire a homing tag rather than firing the weapon normally. Homing tags deal no damage, but if a character is hit by a homing tag, any subsequent Bullseye attacks made against that character will receive a +30 modifier to hit. Removing a homing tag is a Full action that requires a successful Strength test.

[edit] Auger

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Auger	Basic	120m	S/2/5	1d10+3 E	N/A	20	Full	Warp Weapon	4.5kg	6,000	Very Rare

Like the Bullseye, the Auger has recently begun to appear in the hands of Imperial servants, with no explanations forthcoming as to its origins. It fires concentrated bursts of electromagnetic radiation that pass through most forms of physical protection and cause severe burns to organic tissue.

For no adequately-explored reason, the Auger also mounts a compact force field generator that runs along the same power circuit as the radiation emitter. While this barrier is active, the weapon cannot be fired, but the wielder reduces the damage of all incoming ranged attacks by 2d10 (roll separately for each attack). The force field will only remain active so long as the weapon is held in both hands. The force field generator is powered by a separate battery that provides enough power for one hour of continuous use; these batteries are Rare, have a base cost of 1,000 Thrones apiece, and are not rechargeable.

[edit] Ork Weapons

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[edit] Eldar Weapons

Note: Rules for shuriken catapults can be found in Disciples of the Dark Gods and the Rogue Trader core rulebook. Rules for Avenger shuriken catapults and Ranger long rifles can be found in Creatures Anathema. Rules for shuriken pistols can be found in all three books. Rules for wraithcannons can be found in The Radical's Handbook.

[edit] Starcannon

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Starcannon	Heavy	120m	S/3/-	2d10+6 E	8	24	4Full	---	40kg	9000	Extremely Rare

While lacking the out-and-out firepower of an Imperial plasma cannon, the Eldar starcannon is both safer and more reliable than its human counterpart.

Starcannon are usually mounted on anti-gravity platforms; these have the Hoverer 5 and Auto-Stabilized traits, and always count as being vox-operated (see the Rogue Trader core rulebook).

[edit] Dark Eldar Weapons

Note: Rules for splinter pistols, splinter rifles, terrorfex, and destructors can be found in Purge the Unclean.

[edit] Tau Empire Weapons

Note: Rules for Kroot rifles can be found in the Rogue Trader core rulebook.

[edit] Pulse Carbine

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Pulse Carbine	Basic	75m	S/3/6	2d10 E	4	30	Full	Reliable	3kg	400	Average

The Pulse Carbine is a shorter and lighter version of the Tau Pulse Rifle used by forward scouting teams known as Pathfinders. The reduced barrel length means that the weapon cannot be used at as great a distance as the Pulse Rifle, but the design allows greater air flow around the shortened barrel as well, resulting in the potential for a far greater rate of fire.

As well as firing the standard Pulse ammunition used by the Tau Empire, many Pulse Carbines mount underslung Photon Grenade launchers or markerlights to further expand the role that they can play in support of other combat units.

Note: The weapon profile is for use by a Tau warrior. If used by an Imperial citizen, it would be significantly more expensive as well as Very Rare.

[edit] Pulse Pistol

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Pulse Pistol	Pistol	30m	S/2/-	2d10 E	4	20	Full	Reliable	3kg	400	Scarce

Pulse pistols are small hold-out weapons most often issued to battlesuit pilots and the controllers of sniper drones. They have an extremely short range, but are slightly more powerful than an Imperial bolt pistol. They fire the same charged pulse rounds as other Pulse Weapons.

Note: The weapon profile is for use by a Tau warrior. If used by an Imperial citizen, it would be significantly more expensive as well as Very Rare.

[edit] Pulse Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Pulse Rifle	Basic	125m	S/2/-	2d10 E	4	30	Full	Reliable	3.5kg	400	Average

The Pulse Rifle is the standard issue firearm within the Tau Empire. It uses an advanced induction field to propel a particle down the barrel, which breaks down and becomes an energy discharge as it exits the weapon. The high power of these shots is a force that the Imperial Guard have come to respect, just as they have the drilled fire teams of the Tau.

The Pulse Rifle uses very light ammunition, as only small amounts of matter are needed to form the energy discharge, and despite the length of the weapons they are relatively light. Unfortunately the high powered shots combined with the closed design, which provides the reliability of the weapon, is also its weakness. It is unable to cool off rapidly enough to offer the fully automatic rate of fire that many of its Imperial counterparts do.

Note: The weapon profile is for use by a Tau warrior. If used by an Imperial citizen, it would be significantly more expensive as well as Very Rare.

[edit] Rail Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Rail Rifle	Basic	150m	S/-/-	2d10+5 R	8	10	Full	Accurate	4.5kg (14.5kg)*	950	Rare

The Rail Rifle is a man-portable version of the vehicle mounted railguns used by the Tau. They use linear accelerator technology to propel a solid projectile at hypervelocity, allowing the round to punch through the thickest armors or pass straight through unarmourmed targets with devastating effects.

The advanced Target Lock built into each Rail Rifle identifies hostile targets and automatically calculates and adjusts for distance and environmental factors, giving the weapon the intimidating reputation of being able to shoot the eagle out of a commissar's hat. This grants an additional +10% BS when the Aim action is used, in addition to that already gained by being an Accurate weapon.

Note: The weapon profile is for use by a Tau warrior. If used by an Imperial citizen, it would be significantly more expensive as well as Extremely Rare.

Requires a power pack (+10kg) which is worn as a backpack provides the power for the Rail Rifle, this comes with the Rail Rifle.

[edit] Kroot Hunting Rifle

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Kroot Hunting Rifle	Basic	150m	S/-/-	1d10+5 E	4	5	Full	Accurate	7.5kg	350	Scarce

A Kroot Hunting Rifle may use a standard round instead of charged pulse rounds, dealing 1d10+3 I damage with a Pen of 2. Treat these as standard slugs in terms of cost.

Note: The weapon profile is for use by a Kroot warrior, if being used by an Imperial citizen it would be significantly more expensive as well as Very Rare.

[edit] Kroot Gun

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Kroot Gun	Heavy	180m	S/2/-	4d10+6 E	5	12	2Full	---	35kg	500	Rare

A Kroot Gun may use a standard round instead of charged pulse rounds, dealing 4d10 I damage with 3 AP. Treat these as standard slugs in terms of cost.

[edit] Necron Weapons

[edit] Gauss Flayer

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Gauss Flayer	Basic	90m	S/-/-	1d10+5 E	4	5	3Full	Tearing	9kg	3000	Extremely Rare

These horrific weapons tear the target apart one molecular layer at a time, compromising armor and causing horrendous wounds. Whenever a target is hit by a gauss flayer, the location struck permanently loses one point of armor. For example, an acolyte wearing Enforcer light carapace (armor 5 on all locations) who was shot in the right leg by a gauss flayer would only have armor 4 on that leg after the attack; if the acolyte were to be shot in the right leg again, that leg would be reduced to armor 3. This damage can be repaired with a successful Trade (Armorer) Test. In addition, a character can never by Lightly Wounded by a gauss flayer. Any character who takes at least one point of Damage from a gauss flayer (after reductions for Toughness and armor) is treated as Heavily Wounded at best for the purposes of healing and recovery, until he has healed back to his full Wounds value. Characters with the Hardy or Autosanguine Talents ignore this rule and always count as being Lightly Wounded, as normal.

The profile here assumes a gauss flayer that has been modified to accept an Imperial hellgun charge pack as an ammunition source; it is unknown what Necron warriors use as ammunition for their gauss flayers, but no Necron has ever been observed to run out of ammunition.

[edit] Tyranid Biomorphs

The symbiotic lifeforms that comprise Tyranid weaponry are fundamentally different from the weapons of the galaxy's other races, and thus require a number of special rules to accurately reflect their unique behavior:

• The Rate of Fire of Tyranid ranged weapons often includes values that are some multiple of X, where X is defined as the number of melee attacks the user is capable of making. So, a Tyranid firing a weapon with ROF S/2X/- can fire two shots on semi-automatic; this increases to four shots if the creature has the Swift Attack Talent, and six shots if it has the Lightning Attack Talent. Any additional attacks the user receives for multiple close combat weapons (or the equivalent, such as scything talons) are not included for the purposes of determining a weapon's Rate of Fire.

• Tyranid ranged weapons often apply the user's Strength Bonus to the weapon's damage, in the same way as melee weapons. Some weapons have a maximum damage value that cannot be exceeded regardless of the firer's Strength; in such cases, the weapon's maximum damage will be noted in its profile.

• Tyranid weapons typically regenerate their own ammunition, and don't require "reloading" as such. The Reload values for such weapons are given as a number of shots per turn; at the start of the user's turn, the weapon automatically regenerates this number of shots, regardless of what actions the user takes during the turn. For example, a fleshborer has a Reload value of 1/turn, so at the start of its user's turn, it automatically increases its current ammunition total by one (which the user can then immediately fire if it so chooses). A Tyranid weapon can never hold more shots than its maximum Clip size. Tyranid weapons never jam.

• Because they are symbiotic organisms, Tyranid weapons are usually grafted to the user's body, and separating the two is difficult at best. Any Tyranid ranged weapon found in the "hands" of its original user counts as a natural weapon for the purposes of weapon proficiency and disarming.

• Tyranid weapons are never available for purchase; they have no Cost value, and can only be acquired on the blackest of black markets. Modifying a Tyranid weapon for use by humans (or vice versa!) requires techno-heresy and transgenic blasphemy of the highest order, and even attempting such a feat is grounds for immediate excommunication and execution -- assuming the Ordo Xenos doesn't get to you first.

[edit] Fleshborer

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Fleshborer	Basic	30m	S/X*/-	1d10+1+SB (max 1d10+6) R	3	12	1/turn	Tearing	6kg	---	Extremely Rare

One of the more recognizably "gun-shaped" Tyranid weapons, the fleshborer fires voracious borer beetles that burrow through armor, flesh, and bone. A fleshborer cannot be fired on semi-auto unless the user is capable of firing at least two shots (IE possesses the Swift Attack Talent or better).

[edit] Spinefists

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Spinefists	Pistol	30m	S/2X/-	1d10+SB (max 1d10+6) R	3	24	2/turn	Storm, Toxic (1d10)	4kg	---	Extremely Rare

Spinefists use bursts of pressurized air to launch diamond-hard, highly toxic spikes at their targets. These weapons are invariably wielded in pairs, and the statistics above reflect this.

[edit] Devourer

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Devourer	Basic	60m	S/2X/-	1d10-1+SB (max 1d10+6) R	0	12	2/turn	Tearing	7kg	---	Extremely Rare

The devourer is a conical lump of flesh infested with black-headed maggot-like creatures known as fleshworms. These worms are the source of the weapon's name, for when they strike a target, they burrow into it and quickly begin to consume the nervous system. This causes intense pain and eventually leads to insanity if left untreated.

A character wounded by a devourer must make a Hard (-20) Toughness test each day the fleshworm infestation is left untreated. On a failure, the character gains 1d10 Insanity Points, plus a further 1d10 for each degree of failure on the test. Successfully treating a fleshworm infestation requires a Difficult (-10) Medicae test.

[edit] Deathspitter

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Deathspitter	Basic	90m	S/-/-	1d10+1+SB (max 1d10+8) R	3	1	1/turn	Tearing, Toxic (1d10), Blast (2)	15kg	---	Extremely Rare

The deathspitter is a complicated weapon-symbiote that fires gobbets of living flesh which burst on impact, spraying the area with corrosive slime and toxic juices. Because of its size and weight, the deathspitter is typically only seen on larger Tyranid organisms.

[edit] Lizardman Weapons

Lizardman Weapons

[edit] Murloc Weapons

Murloc Weapons

[edit] Zeon Weapons

Zeon Weapons

[edit] Dark Xenos Weapons

Dark Xenos Weapons and Vehicles

[edit] Vehicle Weapons

[edit] Demolisher Cannon

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Demolisher Cannon	Heavy (SP)	100m	S/-/-	8d10 X	12	1	2Full	Blast(10)	---	---	---

[edit] Mega Battle Cannon

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Mega Battle Cannon	Heavy (SP)	700m	S/-/-	6d10 X	8	1	2Full	Blast(10)	---	---	---

[edit] Punisher Gatling Cannon

Name	Class	Range	ROF	Dmg	Pen	Clp	Rld	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Punisher Gatling Cannon	Heavy (SP)	100m	-/-/10	2d10 I	0	200	3Full	Scatter*, Tearing	---	---	---

• A Punisher cannon scores an extra hit for every two degrees of success on the Ballistic Skill Test at point-blank and at short range.

[edit] Melee Weapons

[edit] Primitive weapons

[edit] Hatchet

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Hatchet	Melee, Thrown	3m	1d5+1 R	0	Primitive	1kg	10	Common

[edit] Rapier

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Rapier	Melee	---	1d10-1 R	1	Primitive	2kg	20	Average

[edit] Chain Weapons

[edit] Chain Blade

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Chain Blade	Melee	---	1d10+1 R	2	Tearing	2kg	300	Scarce

This weapon looks like a smaller chain sword with a total length of 50cm.

[edit] Power Weapons

[edit] Lightning Claw

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Lightning Claw	Melee	---	1d10+5 E	8	Power Field, Tearing, Unbalanced	7kg	3200	Very Rare

A Lightning Claw is a specialized type of power weapon, composed of sometimes a smaller gauntlet all the way to power fist. A Lightning Claw consists of a powered gauntlet, fitted with three or four blades. A matter-disrupting energy field is projected around the blades, allowing them to cut through armour and flesh with minimal effort.

If the power field is deactivated or otherwise turned off (thus losing the Power Field quality), change the Damage to 1d10+1 R and the Penetration rating to 2.

[edit] Exotic Weapons

[edit] Phase Sword

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Phase Sword	Melee	---	1d10+5 E	Special	Power Field, Phase Weapon, Balanced	2kg	---	Unique

Used almost exclusively by Callidus assassins, the Phase Sword is an extremely potent close-combat weapon. Capable of phasing through armor, it is said nothing can stop a Phase Blade from hitting its target. However, only a handful of these weapons exist, and they are essentially impossible to find on any market, black or otherwise.

Phase Weapon: Phase Weapons count as as Warp Weapons, except that a Phase Weapon also ignores protection from force fields.

[edit] Neuro-Gauntlet

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Neuro-Gauntlet	Melee	---	1d10 E	2	Shocking, Tearing, Toxic (1d10), Unbalanced	0.5kg	---	Unique

A signature weapon of the Eversor temple of the Officio Assassinorum, the neuro-gauntlet is a combination shock probe and neurotoxin injector worn on the left hand. Such is the strength and precision of the Assassin that often a blow from this weapon alone is enough to kill, but if not, the deadly toxin and potent neurological shock delivered by its talons will incapacitate the enemy until the Eversor can finish the job.

[edit] Impact Hammer

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Impact Hammer	Melee	---	2d10+2 I	2	Shocking, Unwieldy	28kg	250	Scarce

Originally intended as a mining tool to smash rock, the impact hammer occasionally finds itself repurposed as a melee weapon by the desperate or the dreadfully unsubtle, and is a common weapon among pit fighters. The given weight of the weapon includes a 10kg backpack power source.

Due to the way it functions, the impact hammer does not add the user's Strength Bonus to its damage. Note that in this case the Shocking quality represents the stunning effect of being struck by a massive rock-smashing hydraulic piston, rather than the presence of an actual shock field.

[edit] Ork Weapons

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[edit] Eldar Weapons

Note: Rules for the Harlequin's Kiss can be found in the Rogue Trader core rulebook.

[edit] Witchblade

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Witchblade	Melee	---	1d10+1 R	0	Special, Balanced	4kg	---	Extremely Rare

When wielded by a user with a Psy Rating, a witchblade ignores an enemy's Toughness for the purposes of calculating damage, but does not add the user's Psy Rating to its Damage or Penetration. It counts as a force weapon in all other respects (refer to The Inquisitor's Handbook for more information).

Due to their nature, witchblades are never available for normal purchase, and must be acquired through the black market or from the Eldar themselves on a case-by-case basis.

[edit] Singing Spear

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Singing Spear	Melee, Thrown	15m	1d10+1 R	0	Special	4kg	---	Extremely Rare

A thrown singing spear automatically returns to the wielder's hand at the end of the wielder's turn. When wielded by a user with a Psy Rating, a singing spear ignores an enemy's Toughness for the purposes of calculating damage, but does not add the user's Psy Rating to its Damage or Penetration. It counts as a force weapon in all other respects (refer to The Inquisitor's Handbook for more information). Singing spears retain all of their special properties when used as thrown weapons.

Due to their nature, singing spears are never available for normal purchase, and must be acquired through the black market or from the Eldar themselves on a case-by-case basis.

[edit] Scorpion Chainsword

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Chainsword	Melee	---	1d10+4 R	2	Tearing, Balanced	4kg	1,000	Very Rare

The quiet hum and lightning-fast monomolecular teeth of an Eldar chainsword only serve to make the human equivalent look even more barbaric by comparison.

[edit] Mandiblaster

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Mandiblaster	Melee	---	1d10+6 E	2	Special	N/A	2,000	Extremely Rare

Mandiblasters are short-ranged laser weapons mounted in pods on the sides of a Striking Scorpion Aspect Warrior's helmet. While strictly they are not melee weapons per se, they are all but useless at ranges greater than a meter, and are classed as melee weapons for simplicity's sake.

A character wearing mandiblasters may trigger them as a Free Action when engaged in melee. This is counted as firing a pistol in all respects (IE, the character must test Ballistic Skill to hit and does not receive the +30 bonus for being at point-blank range). Using mandiblasters does not interfere at all with any attacks a character might make with his hands.

[edit] Dark Eldar Weapons

[edit] Punisher

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Punisher	Melee	---	1d10+7 E	6	Power Field, Shocking	6kg	1,500	Very Rare

The Punisher is a glaive-like weapon used by Dark Eldar Incubi.

[edit] Necron Weapons

[edit] Warscythe

Name	Class	Range	Dmg	Pen	Spl	Wt	Cost	Avail
Warscythe	Melee	---	1d10+3 R	Special	Power Field, Phase Weapon	9kg	9,000	Extremely Rare

Carried by the dread Necron Pariahs and certain Lords, warscythes are terrifying weapons that pass effortlessly through armor and force field alike to rend the flesh beneath. Many warscythes also contain built-in gauss flayers, further increasing their killing potential.

Phase Weapon: Phase Weapons count as as Warp Weapons, except that a Phase Weapon also ignores protection from force fields.

[edit] Daemon Weapons

Daemon Weapons are weapons that have been infused with the essence of a being from the Immaterium, granting the weapon abilities and a personality.

Main article: Daemon Weapons

[edit] Weapons Upgrades and Ammo

[edit] Weapons Upgrades

[edit] Blasta

Name	Weight	Cost	Avail
Blasta	2kg	50 Teef	Very Rare

An Orky upgrade that increases a weapons AP by 4 and gives it the Overheats special rule.

[edit] More Dakka

Name	Weight	Cost	Avail
More Dakka	+ x1/2 weapon wgt	50 Teef	Rare

An Orky upgrade that adds +1 to the number of Semi-Auto shots a weapon can fire, even if it could not fire Semi-Auto before. It adds +2 to the number of Full-Auto shots a weapon can fire, but only if the weapon had full auto before.

[edit] Shootier

Name	Weight	Cost	Avail
Shootier	1kg	50 Teef	Rare

An orky upgrade that adds +1 to the damage roll of a weapon

[edit] Power Bayonet

Name	Weight	Cost	Avail
Power Bayonet	3kg	2,000	Very Rare

A lucky few Ogryn who prove themselves on the battlefield may receive a special power bayonet for their massive ripper gun, greatly increasing its effectiveness in melee combat. A Ripper Gun with this addition deals 2d10+4 energy damage and has an armor penetration of 6 in melee combat.

Used With: Ripper Gun

[edit] M40 Targeting System

Name	Weight	Cost	Avail
M40 Targeting System	1kg	500	Very Rare

The M40 Targeting System with autosense link is a bolter-use system often employed by the Deathwatch Kill-teams of the Ordo Xenos. When equipped, a Bolter gains the Accurate trait and ignores penalties for long and extreme range as long as the shooter takes a full round action to aim.

Used With: Boltgun

[edit] Combi-Weapon

Name	Weight	Cost	Avail
Combi-Weapon	Special	200	Scarce

Made by bolting a modified version of a weapon to another, a combi-weapon is a one-shot unit designed to increase the variety of firepower at the users disposal. Choose any basic ranged weapon and halve the price, as well as the weight. Increase the cost of the primary weapon by this number plus 200, and add the halved weight to the primary weapons overall weight. The combi-weapon is treated as a single-shot version of the original, with ammo costing half that of normal (if based on thrones per clip) or remains the same (if based on thrones per shot).

Used With: Autogun, Lasgun, Lascarbine, Hellgun, Bolter

[edit] Ammo

[edit] Metal Storm Frag Shells

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Metal Storm Frag Shells	16/1	Very Rare

Metal Storm Frag Shells are best against multiple lightly-armoured targets. They detonate before impact and spray shrapnel, shredding their victims. A proximity detonator replaces the mass-reactive cap, and the diamantine tip and deuterium core are replaced with an increased charge and fragmentation casing. They are similar to flak rounds and are used against clusters of enemies. Weapons firing this round gain the Blast(3) quality, but their Penetration is reduced to 2.

Used With: All bolt weapons

[edit] Stalker Silenced Shells

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Stalker Silenced Shells	18/1	Very Rare

Stalker Silenced Shells are rounds with low sound signatures, meant for covert fighting and often used in conjunction with an M40 targeting system and an extended barrel and stock on a bolter to produce a sniping weapon system. A solidified mercury slug replaces the mass-reactive warhead for lethality at sub-sonic projectile speed. A gas cartridge also replaces both the propellant base and main charge for silent firing. A weapon firing Stalker Silenced Shells is treated as having a Silencer.

Used With: All bolt weapons

[edit] Hellfire Rounds

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Hellfire Rounds	36/1	Very Rare

Hellfire rounds have devastating results on organic matter, as the rounds are developed to combat Tyranids. The core and tip are replaced with a vial of mutagenic acid with thousands of needles that fire into target upon the shattering of the vial, pumping the acid into the target. The weapon gains the Toxic (1d10) Quality and ignores the target's Toughness Bonus when determining damage. The larger shells fired by heavy bolters also gain the Blast (3) Quality, but must be loaded singly into the weapon due to their fragility; this takes a Half Action and changes the heavy bolter's Rate Of Fire to S/-/-.

Used With: All bolt weapons.

[edit] Ravager Bolts & Devastator Bolts

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Ravager Bolts & Devastator Bolts	20/1	Rare

Ravager Bolts: Decrease penetration by 2, but gains Blast(4).

Devastator Bolts: Increases penetration by 2.

Used with: Anti-Armor Bolt Rifle

[edit] Explosive Needles

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Explosive Needle	50/1	Rare

Slivers of highly reactive material, explosive needles are used in exotic needle rifles to give them a powerful punch though lacking the subtle nature of their silent brethren. A needle weapon firing them loses the toxic trait, but adds five to damage and four to penetration, changing their damage to explosive, as well as gaining the trait Blast (1). Eisenhorn's companion and pilot Midas Betancore was known to use this type of needle. T

[edit] Adamantium Needles

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Adamantium Needle	75/1	Rare

Adamantium needles are just what their name implies, finely cut slivers of adamantium which have been machined with a single mono-molecular tip. Although they lose the toxic trait, they instead add five to damage and eight to penetration.

[edit] Low Grade Ammunition

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Low Grade Ammunition	Varies	Varies

On every world in the Imperium where arms dealing is a lucrative business - essentially, on every world in the Imperium - there are those who attempt to undercut the competition by selling inferior product at a lower price. While this is common enough with the weapons themselves (represented by Poor-quality weaponry), cheaply-made ammunition is also available for those who prize quantity over quality. These range from arrows and crossbow bolts that are just a little too dull or a little too light, to bullets that don't have quite enough powder in the cartridge, to ill-advised attempts at mass-producing bolter shells.

Low Grade Ammunition costs half as much as normal for its type and increases its Availability by one step, but reduces the weapon's Damage by 1. It also reduces the weapon's Penetration by 1, to a minimum of 0.

Used with: All Solid Projectile, Bolt, Flame, and Primitive weapons.

[edit] Shotgun Slugs

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Shotgun Slugs	1/20	Common

This variant form of shotgun ammunition consists of a single, solid metal slug, rather than a number of small pellets. A shotgun firing slug ammunition increases its Damage by 1 and its Penetration by 2, but loses the Scatter quality.

Used With: All shotguns.

[edit] Executioner Rounds

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Executioner Rounds	8/1	Rare

Executioner rounds are computer-guided, rocket-propelled shells designed to turn a common shotgun into a formidable sniper weapon. They are most commonly found among the forces of the Adeptus Arbites. A shotgun firing an executioner round increases its range to 150m, increases its Damage by 1 and its Penetration by 2, and gains the Accurate quality. However, it loses the Scatter quality.

Used With: All shotguns.

[edit] Frangible Bullets

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Frangible Bullets	5/6	Scarce

Like dum-dum bullets, frangible bullets are designed to reduce overpenetration and deal additional damage to unarmored targets, in this case by fragmenting into smaller sub-munitions on impact. A weapon firing frangible bullets gains the Tearing and Primitive qualities.

Used With: Stub revolvers, stub automatics, hand cannons, autopistols, autoguns, and hunting rifles.

[edit] Mono-Arrows and Mono-Quarrels

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Mono-Arrows	5/6	Scarce

There are some technologically-advanced Imperial worlds where the bow and crossbow still see common use, usually due to long local tradition with these weapons. Artisans on these worlds will often craft arrowheads with monomolecular edges, improving the weapons' abilities against modern body armor and tough animal hide. A bow firing a mono-arrow or a crossbow firing a mono-quarrel increases its Pen by 2 and loses the Primitive quality.

Used With: All bows and crossbows.

[edit] Exitus Turbo-Penetrator Round

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Turbo-Penetrator	---	Unique

Used by Vindicare Assassins to eliminate particularly hard targets, turbo-penetrator rounds are designed to punch through reinforced vehicle hulls; as a side effect, they also deal absolutely horrendous damage to living tissue. An Exitus Rifle firing a turbo-penetrator round loses the Toxic quality, but deals an additional 2d10 damage and treats the Armor of the location it strikes as though it were only half its actual value (before applying the weapon's Penetration).

Used With: Exitus Rifle.

[edit] Exitus Shield Breaker Round

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Shield Breaker	---	Unique

Cowardly enemies of the Emperor may hide behind their protective techno-sorceries in an attempt to stay His wrath, but there is nowhere to hide when the eye of the Vindicare falls upon you. A shield breaker round will immediately short out any force field it makes contact with; the force field will not reduce the damage of that or any subsequent attack until it has been repaired.

Used With: Exitus Rifle.

[edit] Exitus Hellfire Round

Name	Cost/Amount	Avail
Hellfire	---	Unique

When called upon to eliminate a truly monstrous target, proof against all other forms of ammunition, the Vindicare turns to the vicious Hellfire toxin that has proven so useful against the Tyranid menace. When firing a Hellfire round, the Exitus Rifle increases the damage dealt by its Toxic Quality to 2d10 and ignores the target's Toughness bonus when calculating damage.

Used With: Exitus Rifle.

[edit] Secret Weapons

Secret Weapons

[edit] KeyBlades

KeyBlades