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Done.Aasharu said:
I'm also iffy on giving a bonus to accuracy from that, but I'm not coming up with anything better off the top of my head. Let's go with +1 to Join Battle rolls on that one as it makes sense.ShadowDragon8685 said:Personally, I'd call a special walnut grip a custom accessory that costs about $200 and grants a +1 bonus to accuracy* for the person it was custom carved for, with a -1 external penalty for everyone else until they've spent a scene familiarizing themselves with the gun, but the ST hasn't given me free range to assign things like that, so you'll have to ask him.
*Maybe. Accuracy's a pretty big deal, and normally I'd reserve Accuracy for things like a reflex sight or a laser target designator. My other thought was to make it a +1 bonus on Join Battle rolls for it being a perfect draw for the person it was made for.
Then it's Perfect equipment and that's where one of the bonuses goAasharu said:Very nice description, ShadowDragon, except it's missing one of the other unique features of the Original CZ 75, as opposed to every version since - the original was made with high quality steel, in fact, the highest quality steel ever used in a handgun. It knocks the price up another 2k, but also makes it far more accurate, (perhaps a +1 to accuracy.)
Shadow pre-empted my answer on that one. Modern knive (combat or otherwise)may not look like the knives in the Core book, but they are functionally the same as far as game mechanics go. Depending on where the bonuses from Fine, Exceptional, or Perfect go, it comes out to a different design and different kind of knife.Jaksio, for modeling any kind of modern Combat Knife, I'd just start with the Knife from Exalted page 366, call it some degree of Fine, Exceptional or Perfect equipment. Some knives, like those used by Ghurkas and other peoples known for using exceptionally big knives (Crocodile Dundee's knife comes to mind) might even be Short Swords.
Probably, though I'm thinking about ruling that almost all modern equipment that you buy is probably Fine quality+, in which case something being perfect would add a +2 and a +1, with stuff characters make that isn't Fine+ actually losing a base stat instead due to all the precise machining and such.Aasharu said:If it's perfect equipment, then I'd put the +2 into accuracy, with the remaining 2 +1s going into... speed and damage, maybe?
I might dispute that in the absence of a statistical proof of the accuracy of a wide range of original CZ-75s versus the newer models, but yeah. Jack the price up another two grand and increase the Accuracy by +2 if that's what that model was especially known for.Andoriol said:Then it's Perfect equipment and that's where one of the bonuses goAasharu said:Very nice description, ShadowDragon, except it's missing one of the other unique features of the Original CZ 75, as opposed to every version since - the original was made with high quality steel, in fact, the highest quality steel ever used in a handgun. It knocks the price up another 2k, but also makes it far more accurate, (perhaps a +1 to accuracy.)
Silencer (I'd say it should make gunfire not be Obvious even inside it's first range increment, granting the shooter a +2 bonus on the roll to remain hidden.)I'm getting started on a list of fire-arm accessories and their mechanical effects now, any requests?
Actually, the Thompson wasn't very inaccurate at all. They said that wise-guys could actually spell out their names in a wall with the Chicago Typewriter. It was all-around beloved by anyone who had the fortune to have his enemies form an orderly queue on the wrong side of his gun-sight; the reason it fell out of favor was because it was bulky, heavy, and rather maintenance-intensive.Which, speaking of requests, Shadow, a 'standard' Tommy Gun by the rules we're using would turn out about like this wouldn't you think?
- Speed: 4
- Accuracy: -2
- Damage: 5L
- Rate: 3*
- Magazine: Variable
- Range: 20
- Tags: 2h, *Full-Auto