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Rogue Trader 2nd Edition

Demesne Supplement
Description

Founding the Colony

The Four Stats
Size
Growth Points - Loyalty, Prosperity, and Security
Growth Point Acquisition
Cost of Founding
Colony Main Purpose
Main Purpose: Research
Main Purpose: Mining and Industry
Main Purpose: Ecclesiastical
Main Purpose: Agricultural
Main Purpose: Pleasure
Main Purpose: War
Representative
Representative: Administrative
Representative: Faithful
Representative: Lawful
Representative: Accounting

Operations
Yearly Ticks
Burn Resources

Upgrades
Colony Upgrade Slots and Modifiers
Upgrade Slots
Modifiers to Acquisition
Agricultural Upgrades
Common Man’s Farms
In-house Food Production Complex
Enormous Harvest Crawlers
Populace Food Rotation Protocols
Hydroficiation
Purification
Curatives Farm
Everyoung Farms
Fauna Population Control
Faith Upgrades
Holiest of Holy Temples
Ecclesiarchy Mission
Bastion of Faith
Sororitas Operation
Flagellation Stations
Legacy of the Angels
Widespread Schola
Temporal Wealth Branch
Fraters Milita Signallers
Industrial Upgrades
Planetary Mining Operations
Production Line
Over-Industrialization
Mass Weapons Production
Advanced Forges
Advanced Chemical Plants
Toxicity Facilities
Lachrimallus Station
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Manufactorum Complex
Divisio Mechanicus
Leisure Upgrades
Centralized Pict Media
Honor & Glory Arenas
Gambling Dominium
Smuggler’s Den
Recreation Complex
Fortified Zoo
City of Splendor
Boulevard of the People
Controlled Crime
Prefectus Auditae Sceleratus
Military Upgrades
Defence Lines
Secret Police
Artillery Positions
Reinforced Enforcers
Safety Protocols
Civil Forfeiture Warehouses
Walled and Secured Districts
War Fortress
Freeblade Defenders
Arbites Precinct
Imperial Guard Garrison
Sisters of Battle Fort
Astartes Detachment
Infrastructure Upgrades
Thermal Heat Sink
Nuclear Fission Reactors
Highways and Skyways
Underground Maglev Train Tunnels
Mass Communication Network
Elements Dominatus Nexus
Backup Power Infrastructure
Massive Mole Equipment
Underwater Graviton Field
Space Elevator
Astropathic Relay
Void Shield Generators
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Exterminatus Nullifier
Void Upgrades
Mining System Ships
Resources Extraction Mission
Imperial Navy Station
Colony Space Station
Rebuilt Space Station
Promethium Gas Planet Vacuum
Immaterium Buoys
Opulence Upgrades
Personal Fortress
Golden God Emperor
A Garden Fit for Everybody
Not a Mountain, A Statue
Special Upgrades
Additional Colony
Representative Training
Mechanicus Research Station

Unique Upgrades
Cloning Facilities
Silicae Lamanite Booster
Webway Gate Structure
Effluvium Vents
Astropathic Beacon
Drone Security Hive

Events
Negative Events
Positive Events

Elite Advance: Magistratum

Artifact Generator
Artifact Type
Artifact Research Tests
Artifact Research Skill Table
Melee Weapons
Ranged Weapons
Armour
Gear and Tools
Ship Components
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Lances
Macrobatteries
Torpedo Tubes
Landing Bays
Strange Weapon Components
Gellar Fields
Void Shields
Plasma Drive
Warp Drive
Ship Bridge
Life Sustainers
Crew Quarters
Augur Arrays
Cargo and Passenger Compartments
Voidship Enhancement
Voidship Facilities
Strange Voidship Component
Artefact Origin
General - Masterful Craftsmanship
Imperial - Archeotech
Imperial - Faith
Xenos - Groundbreaking
Xenos - Advanced
Xenos - Innovative
Xenos - Psionic
Chaos - Warped
Chaos - Tainted
Artefact Quirks
Positive Quirks
Negative Quirks

Unique Items
List of Items
Preator Suit
Bio Force Gun (BFG)
Immaterium Ripper
Super Shotgun

The Four Stats

Each Colony has four stats. First one is Size, the other three are Growth Points - Loyalty,
Prosperity and Security.

Size
The Size of the Colony determines how much Profit Factor it generates, how much it takes up
resources each yearly tick and how much it needs to grow to the next level. Each Colony starts
at Size 1.
Some upgrades or events could increase the Size of the Colony above 10. Assume that for
every point of Size above 10, the Colony generates additional 2 Profit Factor.
Colony Size Profit Factor

0 - Ghost Town 0

1 - Settlement 1

2 - Outpost 2

3 - Freehold 3

4 - Demesne 4

5 - Holding 6

6 - Dominion 8

7 - Territory 10

8 - City 12

9 - Metropolis 14

10 - Hive 18

The amount of each Growth Point needed for a Colony to increase its size is equal to the
current Size of the Colony (see the table below). So, a Colony of Size 5, needs to have Loyalty,
Prosperity, and Security at 5 to grow into a Colony of Size 6. The increase of size is automatic
and happens on a yearly tick. This can be changed with the GM, a higher modifier can make a
Colony grow in decades to the maximum. This doesn’t account for the Dynasty buying Growth
Points or Events.

1-3 +20 Current Colony Size

4-5 +0 1 + Current Colony Size

6-7 -10 2 + Current Colony Size

8 -20 3 + Current Colony Size

9 -40 3 + Current Colony Size

10 -60 4 + Current Colony Size

Upon calculating the cost of Founding, the player can try to decrease the cost. Each Player
individually can make a Difficult (-10) Commerce test or Hard (-20) Inquiry test when purchasing
equipment and manpower for the Colony. For every successful test, the cost of the Colony is
decreased by one. However, the total number of tests can’t exceed four and the cost of the
Colony cannot be lower than 2.

After that, the Dynasty pays that amount in Profit Factor (or their benefactor does) to Found the
Colony. All they have to do now is to transport the equipment and manpower to the system. The
Colony will start its operations on new year or half year, whichever is further down the line.

Also, the Explorers can buy Upgrades and Growth Points before the Colony is established.
They can do with the normal Acquisition rules below or by spending additional Profit Factor. For
every 1 Profit Factor, the party can buy 4 Growth Points or 1 Upgrade that isn’t more rare than
Rare (-20). The party can spend up to 4 Profit Factor using this method and it’s available only at
this time. After this, they follow the normal Acquisition rules.

Main Purpose: Research Main Purpose: Agricultural

Upgrades: Infrastructure and Void Upgrades: Agricultural Upgrades have +10
Upgrades have +10 bonus to Acquisition bonus to Acquisition
Side Effect: Decrease the total yearly Side Effect: Decrease the total yearly
Loyalty gain by 1. Security gain by 1.
Bonus: Whenever on the Colony, the Bonus: When the Dynasty stops their
Explorers gain +10 to all Lore tests. voidships at the Colony, their food reserves
increase from 1 year to 3 years.
Main Purpose: Mining and
Industry Main Purpose: Pleasure
Upgrades: Industrial Upgrades have +10 Upgrades: Leisure Upgrades have +10
bonus to Acquisition bonus to Acquisition
Side Effect: Decrease the total yearly Side Effect: Decrease the total yearly
Security gain by 1. Security gain by 1.
Bonus: When making Acquisition tests on Bonus: Voidship Crew resting on the
the Colony, the Dynasty increases their Colony regain Morale in one week instead
Profit Factor modifier by Colony Size. of three weeks.

Main Purpose: Ecclesiastical Main Purpose: War

Upgrades: Faith Upgrades have +10 bonus Upgrades: Military Upgrades have +10
to Acquisition bonus to Acquisition
Side Effect: Decrease the total yearly Side Effect: Decrease the total yearly
Prosperity gain by 1. Prosperity gain by 1.
Bonus: When the Dynasty would lose Bonus: Whenever under attack, the
Legitimacy due to faith-related actions, defenders gain +10 to all strategy and
decrease the lost by 1. tactics tests to repel the attackers.

1-3 35

4-5 40

6-7 45

8 50

9 55

10 60

Representative: Administrative Bonus: When rolling for Events to occur,

the Negative Events happen on 1-2 instead
Side Effect: Whenever the Colony would
of 1-3, while Positive happen o 8-10 instead
lose a Growth Point due to Negative Events,
of 9-10.
roll 1d10, on 7+ the administration lost more
than they predicted and it disappeared in
mountains of paperwork, increase the loss Representative: Lawful
by 1. Side Effect: There will be no unlawful trade.
Bonus: When rolling for Events to occur, Any Xenotech (Cold) Trade or Xenos
the Negative Events happen on 1 instead of relationships are doomed to fail with this
1-3. Representative. Any Interaction tests on the
Colony (except for Intimidate) against
Representative: Faithful criminals, heretics or unlawful persons are
made with -20 penalty.
Side Effect: Heretics are harder to find due
Bonus: Any tests to find criminals, heretics
to overwhelming odds of the faithful
or unlawful persons are made with a +20
masses. Any test to find Heretics on the
bonus.
Colony are done with -20 penalty.

Representative: Local Representative: Warlike

Side Effect: Whenever the representative is Side Effect: War is costly. Whenever
dismissed or dies, the Colony loses 5 points increasing Prosperity with Positive Events,
of Loyalty. roll 1d10. On 6+ the Prosperity is not
Bonus: The Colony’s Loyalty never falls increased, taken to pay for the war effort.
below 0. Bonus: The Colony’s Security never falls
below 0.

1-3 Current Colony Size

4-5 1 + Current Colony Size

6-7 2 + Current Colony Size

8 3 + Current Colony Size

9 3 + Current Colony Size

10+ 4 + Current Colony Size

After that, we roll for Events (look Events).

Next, the Colony has to pay for itself. Choose one Resource the Colony has access to and
decrease it by 1d10 + Colony Current Size (counting even if the Colony grew). The Resource
must have at least the minimum (Colony Current Size + 1) to be decreased. If there are no
Resources to decrease, the Explorers must find new ones in the System - the Colony growth is
halted until then. The Colony can still gain Growth Points but it will no longer increase Size
when the goal is reached.

The Colony has access only to the Resources on the Planet it was founded on. However, some
Upgrades can allow the Colony access to resources in the system or on other Planets.

When the Colony decreases Organic Compound Resources, it can do so conservatively,

allowing them a chance to regrow. When doing so, decrease generated Profit Factor by the
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Colony by 2 for the next year and decrease the amount lost Resource by 1d10+2 (to a minimum
of 0).

Burn Resources
When the Explorers are on the Colony during the yearly tick, they can opt to Burn Resources.
This means that instead of losing 1d10+Size of a chosen Resource, the Colony loses Size * d10
+ (Size * 5) Resource, so a Colony of Size 8 would lose 8d10+40 of the chosen Resource. Then
the Dynasty increases their Profit Factor by 1. Additional increase by 1 is gained for every 50
Resource that was lost. This Burning doesn’t affect Colony Size increase nor the Growth Points,
however, it is made after a Colony increases in Size during the yearly tick, not before. Also, this
burning can’t happen again in the next yearly tick but the subsequent one.

The Dynasty can also decide to use those Resources for the good of the Colony. When Burning
Resources is done, ignore increasing Profit Factor and gain a number of Growth Points equal to
the loss of Resource divided by 5, rounded up. So, if a Colony Burnt 43 Industrial Metals, it
gains 9 Growth Points that the group can redistribute however they like.

To acquire an Upgrade, we use the Acquisition rules. Every Upgrade has its Rarity. However,
the time to find and acquire an upgrade is two weeks or one week on a highly populated planet.
There is no modifier for Scale or Craftsmanship.

Unless noted, an Upgrade takes space on a Planet and can have only one of that type. The
Colony can’t have more Upgrades than what’s specified below called Upgrade Slots. Upgrades
can be scrapped for free. Nothing is gained except for space for a new Upgrade.

If a Upgrade’s prerequisite cease to exist, then the Upgrade stops working. If for example, an
Upgrade needs Industrial Metals and all of them were depleted, the Upgrade stops generating
benefits.

Colony Upgrade Slots and Modifiers

Upgrade Slots Wasteland - -1

Planet’s Territory Traits:
Planet’s Size (Base, can’t be lower than
Broken Ground - -1
2):
Expansive - +1
Low Mass, Small, Small and Dense - 5
Ruined - -2
Large, Large and Dense - 8
Virulent - -1
Vast - 14
Planet’s Orbit:
Asteroid - Only to gather Resources, needs Modifiers to Acquisition
an Upgrade. Planet’s Gravity:
Lesser Moon - Only to gather Resources, High - -10
needs an Upgrade. Planet’s Atmosphere Composition:
Moon - To gather Resources, needs an Deadly - -10
Upgrade. Otherwise, it can be Colonized Corrosive - -5
and have its own Upgrade Slots. Planet’s Cimate:
Planet’s Territories: Burning World, Ice World - -10
Plains, Forests - +1

Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Agricultural Upgrades Benefit: There is a large number of colonist
that could be used to increase food
production. Humans make mistakes,
Common Man’s Farms harvest-servitors make for better workers.
Prerequisite: Planet with Habitability of Increase Prosperity by 8, decrease Loyalty
Liquid Water, Limited Ecosystem or by 2 yearly.
Verdant. Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Benefit: Many farms are built on the
countryside, feeding as many as they can.
Hydroficiation
This upgrade generates 2 additional Loyalty Prerequisite: Planet with Habitability of
or Prosperity yearly, this is chosen at the Inhospitable or Trapped Water. Planet with
start of the year. If there’s Fertile or at least Thin Atmosphere.
Expansive Terrain Trait (on Terrain other Upgrade Slot?: No.
than Wasteland), the upgrade generates 2 Benefit: Hydrobombs are dropped to
additional Prosperity. generate a water source for the planet. If
Rarity: Common (+10) the Colony was Established before buying
this Upgrade, decrease Loyalty by 1d5.
After five yearly ticks, change the Planet’s
In-house Food Production Habitability to Liquid Water.
Complex Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
Prerequisite: None.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Purification
Benefit: Farms are built inside houses,
Prerequisite: Planet with Atmosphere
many underground. This upgrade generates
Presence of at least Moderate. Planet with
2 additional Loyalty yearly.
Atmosphere Composition that isn’t Pure.
Rarity: Common (+10)
Upgrade Slot?: No.
Benefit: The planet is seeded with
Enormous Harvest Crawlers Xenoplants, which are able to filter out the
Prerequisite: Size 3+. air on the planet. This is sustainable for
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Colonies and will revert in time due to
Benefit: A large number of Agri machinery overpopulation. Decrease the Atmosphere
is brought to the Colony. Creating domed Presence (from Heavy to Moderate, from
(or open) farming installations. This upgrade Moderate to Thin).
generates 4 additional Prosperity yearly. Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Curatives Farm
Populace Food Rotation Protocols Prerequisite: Planet with Curatives
Prerequisite: Planet with Habitability of (Resource).
Liquid Water, Limited Ecosystem or Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Verdant. Benefit: Whenever there is a disease
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. outbreak on the Colony, all rolls to resist it
are made at +30 bonus. Also, any Medicae
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
test made on the planet to treat wounds is Benefit: A whole Adeptus Ministorum
made with a +20 bonus. mission is built on the Planet to spread the
Rarity: Scarce (-10) faith among the stars. This upgrade
generates 4 additional Loyalty yearly.
Everyoung Farms Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Prerequisite: Planet with Juvenats
(Resource). Bastion of Faith
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Prerequisite: Access to Adeptus
Benefit: Any High Noble that is given a Ministorum priestdom or Peer (Adeptus
Juvenat present, treats the Dynasty one Ministorum).
step friendlier (essentially +10 to Charm). Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
The Explorers and their closest allies can Benefit: Maybe using a whole island or
take Juvenat treatments. some other expansive part of the Planet, the
Rarity: Rare (-20) people erected cathedrals, churches and
many other places of worship. This upgrade
Fauna Population Control generates 8 additional Loyalty yearly.
However, the cost of running everything is
Prerequisite: Planet with Vivid Accessory
humongous, decrease Prosperity by 2
(Resource).
yearly.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
Benefit: Series of plants are built to control
the population of Xenobeasts to extract, at a
reasonable pace, their precious parts. This Sororitas Operation
upgrade generates 4 additional Prosperity. Prerequisite: Access to Adeptus
Rarity: Scarce (-10) Ministorum priestdom or Peer (Adepta
Sororitas).
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Faith Upgrades Benefit: The non-Militant Ordos setup
operations among the populace. Be it
Holiest of Holy Temples schools or hospitals. This truly helps people
Prerequisite: None. be at ease with the Emperor’s Brides at
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. their side. This upgrade generates 4
Benefit: A series of temples and cathedrals additional Loyalty yearly.
are built on the planet with one being the Rarity: Scarce (-10)
biggest one of all. This upgrade generates 2
additional Loyalty yearly. Flagellation Stations
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Prerequisite: None.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Ecclesiarchy Mission Benefit: Many places on the Colony are set
Prerequisite: Access to Adeptus for worshipers to flagellate themselves for
Ministorum priestdom or Peer (Adeptus the God-Emperor and give donations when
Ministorum). necessary. This upgrade allows the
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
exchange of Prosperity for Loyalty at a 2 to God-Emperor. This upgrade generates 2
1 basis. additional Security yearly.
Rarity: Scarce (-10) Rarity: Common (+10)

Legacy of the Angels Industrial Upgrades

Prerequisite: None.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Planetary Mining Operations
Benefit: Murals are carved in many walls of
Prerequisite: Planet with Industrial Metals
buildings, exterior and interior, chronicling
(Resource).
the deeds of the Emperor’s Angels of Death
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
- the Space Marines. This upgrade
Benefit: A series of mines and ironworks
generates additional 2 Loyalty yearly.
are built to accommodate the high demand.
Rarity: Common (+10)
This upgrade generates 2 additional
Prosperity yearly.
Widespread Schola Rarity: Common (+10)
Prerequisite: None.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Production Line
Benefit: A great deal is brought to take care
Prerequisite: Planet with Industrial Metals
of those that are left due to war. A series of
(Resource).
schools are built to teach young people of
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
the holiest of holy - the duty to the Emperor.
Benefit: Many factories are built to increase
This upgrade generates additional 4 Loyalty
the production of the Colony. This upgrade
yearly.
generates 4 additional Prosperity yearly.
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Rarity: Scarce (-10)

Temporal Wealth Branch

Over-Industrialization
Prerequisite: None.
Prerequisite: Planet with Industrial Metals
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
(Resource).
Benefit: Creed Temporal opens up with the
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Deacon ready to bring donations from the
Benefit: Large swaths of land are made into
people. This upgrade allows the exchange
kilometers long factories and ironworks.
of Loyalty for Prosperity at a 2 to 1 basis.
This upgrade generates 8 additional
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Prosperity yearly. However, accidents
happen, a lot, decrease Security by 2
Fraters Milita Signallers yearly.
Prerequisite: None. Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Benefit: The Adeptus Ministorum can’t have Mass Weapons Production
men under arms. However, they are still
Prerequisite: Planet with Industrial Metals
those willing to sacrifice themselves for their
(Resource).
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Benefit: A series of forges are built to Toxicity Facilities
create weaponry enmasse. This Upgrade
Prerequisite: A Colony access to Toxins
generates 2 additional Security yearly. The
(Resource).
local PDF has access to Las and Flak
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
equipment.
Benefit: A guarded facility, maybe even
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
hidden below ground, will be built, where
the cultivation and extraction of Toxins will
Advanced Forges begin. The Explorers gain access to many
Prerequisite: A Colony access to Exotic deadly poisons. It’s up to the GM to decide
Materials (Resource). the potency of the refined poison.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Rarity: Rare (-20)
Benefit: A series of advanced forges are
built to exploit the rarest materials in the Lachrimallus Station
Colony. This Upgrade generates additional
Prerequisite: None.
2 Prosperity yearly. Also, gives access to
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
advanced weaponry, armor or vehicles,
Benefit: Loyalty through servitude with a
depending on what kind of Exotic Material it
sacrifice of your freedom. This upgrade
is. For example, diamantine allows the
allows the exchange of Loyalty for Security
production of Bolters, while high-quality
at 2 to 1 basis.
Ceramite allows the production of Power
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Armour.
Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
Manufactorum Complex
Prerequisite: None.
Advanced Chemical Plants
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Prerequisite: A Colony access to Exotic
Benefit: Counted in the dozens of hectares
Compounds (Resource).
of factories. This upgrade generates 2
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
additional Prosperity yearly.
Benefit: A series of advanced chemical
Rarity: Common (+10)
plants are built to exploit the rarest
compounds in the Colony. This Upgrade
generates additional 2 Prosperity yearly. Divisio Mechanicus
Also, gives access to advanced drugs, Prerequisite: None.
consumables or other, depending on what Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
kind of Exotic Compound it is. For example, Benefit: Many groups of Tech Priests flock
psychoactive crystals would allow the to the planet, hoping they can continue the
production of psychic items like Force work of the Omnissiah. This upgrade
weapons, while living metal would allow generates 4 additional Security or
cheaper building construction. Prosperity.
Rarity: Very Rare (-30) Rarity: Rare (-20)

Controlled Crime Artillery Positions

Prerequisite: Non-Lawful Representative. Prerequisite: None.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Benefit: Keeping tab on the gangs and Benefit: Artillery batteries are set up around
outlaws is a good tactic for a leader. This the globe. This upgrade generates 4
upgrade allows the exchange of Security for additional Security yearly.
Prosperity at 2 to 1 basis. Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Reinforced Enforcers
Prefectus Auditae Sceleratus Prerequisite: None.
Prerequisite: Non-Lawful Representative. Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Benefit: The security force of the planet
Benefit: Many things are exchanged in the gains access to more equipment to “handle”
hands of the right people. Weapons, money, the populace. This upgrade generates 4
people or even loyalty. This upgrade additional Security yearly.
decreases the overall cost of exchanging Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Growth Points from 4 to 3. This doesn’t
affect other Upgrades that have their own Safety Protocols
unique exchange rates.
Prerequisite: None.
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Benefit: Police hour, constant army patrols
Military Upgrades and many more are done almost daily with
soldiers equipped with great gear and
Defence Lines combat-servitors. This upgrade generates 8
additional Security yearly. However, due to
Prerequisite: None.
constant harassment from the troops,
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
decrease Loyalty by 2 yearly.
Benefit: Bunkers, foxholes, barb wire and
Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
other defences are set up on the Planet.
This upgrade generates 2 additional
Security yearly. Civil Forfeiture Warehouses
Rarity: Common (+10) Prerequisite: None.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Secret Police Benefit: Guarded by the Enforcers and
many times by the PDF or even the army,
Prerequisite: None.
these warehouses hold many seized goods
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
that will be used in the future to defend the
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Colony. This upgrade allows the exchange Benefit: A district is renovated to create a
of Prosperity for Security at 2 to 1 basis. new crime fighting force. The Enforcers on
Rarity: Scarce (-10) the planter are reinforced. Any tests to find
people on the planet are done with +30
Walled and Secured Districts bonus. Also, whenever Loyalty drops below
0, the Explorers can exchange 1:1
Prerequisite: None.
Prosperity to allow Loyalty to go to 0 again.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
It can’t go above 0 with this nor can
Benefit: Giant walls with enormous amount
Prosperity drop below 0. This upgrade
of firepower are built around civilian areas
generates 4 additional Security.
on the Planet. This upgrade generates 8
Rarity: Rare (-20)
additional Security yearly. However, due to
cost of maintance, decrease Prosperity by 2
yearly. Imperial Guard Garrison
Rarity: Very Rare (-30) Prerequisite: Peer (Imperial Guard) or GMs
Discretion.
War Fortress Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Benefit: A regiment is set to defend the
Prerequisite: Peer (Imperial Guard).
Colony. They not only aid in the efforts of
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
PDF but also set up their own defence lines.
Benefit: A true fortress is built upon the
Increase Security by 2. Increase Loyalty by
world, defending it from traitors, heretics,
2. This upgrade generates 2 additional
and xenos. Once bought, it increases
Security and Loyalty.
Security by 8 and generates 4 Security
Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
yearly.
Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
Sisters of Battle Fort
Freeblade Defenders Prerequisite: Peer (Ordo Militant Adepta
Sororitas) or GMs Discretion.
Prerequisite: Peer (Freeblades).
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Upgrade Slot?: No.
Benefit: The Sisters of Battle see this
Benefit: The Dynasty acquired the services
Colony as their duty to the God-Emperor.
of a Freeblade (Knights) group to defend
They will defend it at all costs. Increase
the Colony. This is a timed contract and
Security by 2. Increase Loyalty by 4. This
expires after 5 years. During this time, the
upgrade generates 4 additional Security and
Colony generates 8 additional Security
Loyalty. However, due to hotheadedness of
yearly.
the Sororitas, this decreases 2 Prosperity
Rarity: Extremely Rare (-40)
yearly.
Rarity: Extremely Rare (-40)
Arbites Precinct
Prerequisite: Peer (Adeptus Arbites) or Astartes Detachment
GMs Discretion.
Prerequisite: Peer (Specific Adeptus
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Astartes Chapter). GMs Discretion.
Upgrade Slot?: No.
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(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Benefit: An Astartes Company is set to Underground Maglev Train
defend the Colony for a whole year. The Tunnels
coming of the Angels boosts the morale of
Prerequisite: None.
the populace. Increase Loyalty by 2d5+2.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Increase Security by 12. This upgrade
Benefit: A series of tunnels are built for a
generates 12 additional Security and 8
Maglev train, allowing for quick
Loyalty yearly.
transportation, especially troops. All
Rarity: Unique (-60)
strategies and tactics using this Upgrade
gain a +20 bonus to defenders. This
Infrastructure Upgrades upgrade generates additional 2 Prosperity
yearly.
Thermal Heat Sink Rarity: Scarce (-10)
Prerequisite: Planet at least of size Large.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Mass Communication Network
Benefit: The Colony’s maximum Size Prerequisite: None.
increases by 1. Upgrade Slot?: No.
Rarity: Rare (-20) Benefit: The Planet is filled with
communication relays, be it in space or on
Nuclear Fission Reactors the ground. Even if a part of it gets
compromised, the rest still is the hands of
Prerequisite: A Colony access to
the defenders. Whenever coordinating a
Radioactives (Resource).
defence, strategies and tactics gain a +10
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
bonus.
Benefit: Power plants are built that greatly
Rarity: Average (+0)
increase the power output of the Colony. On
a yearly tick, this Upgrade generates 8
Prosperity or Security, however, many Elements Dominatus Nexus
people die to radium or just don’t trust it, so Prerequisite: A Planet with Perpetual
decrease Loyalty by 2. Storm (Landmark), Whirlpool (Landmark) or
Rarity: Very Rare (-30) Volcano (Landmark).
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Highways and Skyways Benefit: The sheer force of nature under
your graps, be it with enormous wind farms
Prerequisite: None.
or dams. This upgrade generates 4
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
additional Security or Prosperity yearly.
Benefit: Massive roadways and a number
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
of spaceports allows for rapid movement of
forces by land or air. All strategies and
tactics using this Upgrade gain a +20 bonus Backup Power Infrastructure
to defenders. This Upgrade generates Prerequisite: None.
additional 2 Security yearly. Upgrade Slot?: No.
Rarity: Scarce (-10) Benefit: A series of additional power
generators around the globe allow the
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Colonists to have full time access to Void Shield Generators
electricity. Any tactics or strategies the
Prerequisite: None.
enemy makes to disrupt the power of the
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Colony is made with a -20 penalty.
Benefit: This Upgrade shields major sites
Rarity: Average (+0)
on the Planet from Orbital Bombardment
and artillery.
Massive Mole Equipment Rarity: Extremely Rare (-40)
Prerequisite: A Planet that isn’t of Low
Mass Size. Exterminatus Nullifier
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
Prerequisite: Peer (Inquisition) or GMs
Benefit: Machinery is brought to excavate
discretion.
the inside of the core, allowing people to
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
expand into new territory. The Planet gains
Benefit: This Upgrade with a series of
an additional 3 slots of Upgrades.
turrets, cogitator-guided missiles is able to
Rarity: Very Rare (-30)
stop any Exterminatus weapon before it can
reach the planet to do damage. This can’t
Underwater Graviton Field stop Exterminatus class disasters like a
Prerequisite: A Planet with Ocean. moon hitting the planet.
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Rarity: Near Unique (-50)
Benefit: Special equipment is brought to
create domes underwater, the pressure
allows for relative safe living space deep on
Void Upgrades
the ocean floor. The Planet gains an
additional 3 slots of Upgrades. Mining System Ships
Rarity: Rare (-20) Prerequisite: System with Asteroid Belt
(System Element) or Asteroid Cluster
(System Element), that has Resources.
Space Elevator
Upgrade Slot?: No.
Prerequisite: Colony Size 5+
Benefit: The Colony’s can access asteroids
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
for their resources.
Benefit: The Planet increases Prosperity
Rarity: Common (+10)
and Security by 4 yearly.
Rarity: Near Unique (-50)
Resources Extraction Mission
Prerequisite: A Planet or Moon with
Astropathic Relay
Resources.
Prerequisite: At least 1 Astropath to stay
Upgrade Slot?: No.
on the Colony.
Benefit: The Colony’s can access a Planet
Upgrade Slot?: No.
or Moon for its resources. This Upgrade
Benefit: This Upgrade works as a
must be bought for each Planet and Moon.
Astropathic Relay.
If later the Additional Colony is built on a
Rarity: Rare (-20)
Planet/Moon with Resources Extraction

Rebuilt Space Station Opulence Upgrades

Prerequisite: System with Imperial Derelict
Station (System Element). Personal Fortress
Upgrade Slot?: No.
Prerequisite: Planet with Mountains
Benefit: Building new stations is rare as the
(Terrain).
technology is getting more obscure. It’s
Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
easier to repair old technology. This
Benefit: The Colony now has an
Upgrade gains the benefits of Colony Space
“impenetrable” Fortress on one of the
Station.
planets. A sight to behold and something for
Rarity: Scarce (-10)
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(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
the generations to come to admire and revel Special Upgrades
in the Dynasty’s glory.
Rarity: Rare (-20)
Additional Colony
Prerequisite: A colonizable Planet or Moon
Golden God Emperor in the system.
Prerequisite: Access to Ornamentals Upgrade Slot?: Yes.
(Resource). Benefit: In order to colonize other planets in
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. the system with an established Colony,
Benefit: Golden Statues of the God- there needs to be a web of connections and
Emperor are erected in the Colony. Bask in stations. This Upgrade is bought for one
his shiny glory. This increases Loyalty by 8 planet or moon in the system and its
once. If Loyalty ever falls below 0, roll 1d10 Acquisition modifier is based on how
and on 8 or higher set the Loyalty to 1. unwelcoming the planet/moon is. With this,
Rarity: Rare (-20) you can buy Upgrades for the new planet. If
you want only to access the resources,
A Garden Fit for Everybody check Void Upgrades.
Prerequisite: Planet with Plains and Rarity: Rarity starts at Average (+0) and
Moderate-Pure Atmosphere. changes according to below parameters:
Upgrade Slot?: Yes. Planet’s Gravity:
Benefit: A whole continent is changed, Low - +0
terraformed into one giant garden befitting High - -10
only Lord Sectors. This is truly a marvel of Normal - +0
uselessness and opulence. Any interaction Planet’s Atmosphere:
with high nobility while on the planet, when None - -20
it occurs in the gardens or they are used Thin-Deadly - -20
somehow (GM discretion), are made with Moderate-Deadly - -30
+20 bonus. Heavy-Deadly - -30
Rarity: Very Rare (-30) Thin-Corrosive - -20
Moderate-Corrosive - -30
Heavy-Corrosive - -30
Not a Mountain, A Statue Thin-Toxic - -20
Prerequisite: Planet with Mountains Moderate-Toxic - -10
(Terrain). Heavy-Toxic - -20
Upgrade Slot?: No. Thin-Tainted - -10
Benefit: A craftsmanship of the highest Moderate-Tainted - +0
proportions. A whole mountain, yes, Heavy-Tainted - -10
kilometers high, is carved into a statue of Thin-Pure - +0
the God Emperor, Aquilla or whatever the Moderate-Pure - +10
Dynasty wants. It serves no purpose. Heavy-Pure - +0
Seriously. None. Planet’s Climate:
Rarity: Near Unique (-50) Burning World - -20
Hot World - +0

Cloning Facilities Unnatural Toughness (4) and Unnatural

Strength (4). This works only on “clean”
Description: Through technological or humans that have no implants.
Xenos means, this construction is capable
of cloning people en masse.
Benefit: The Colony is able to replenish it’s Webway Gate Structure
numbers, if they fall. Whenever the Colony Description: Clearly Xenos manufacture,
Size would fall, roll 1d10, on 6+ the Size this construction is capable of connecting to
doesn’t decrease. Also, these facilities the Webway system.
might be able to create clone soldiers. If so, Benefit: A more permanent gate to the
this upgrade generates 8 additional Security Webway allows access for anyone who
yearly, however, due to distrust of the pale knows how to activate it. If there two
humans, decrease Loyalty by 2 yearly. Colonies with this Upgrade, they can access
each other’s Resources and transport
Silicae Lamanite Booster troops instantly.

Description: Through technological or

Xenos means, this construction is capable Effluvium Vents
of enhancing the capabilities of certain Description: Possibly of Xenos
individuals. manufacture but it might well be Mankind.
Benefit: The Colony is able to create This structure is capable of creating
augmented soldiers. If used for such a planetwide atmosphere that influences
thing, this upgrade generates 8 additional behaviours of those that live without air
Security yearly, however, due to distrust of filters.
non-Astartes augmented humans, decrease Benefit: This Upgrade should exist only on
Loyalty by 2 yearly. It can be used to those planets that have cleaner
enhance Explorers but the process is atmosphere. If it’s used, and the people
deadly to some. The character must make aren’t working 24/7 in filtered air, then this
an Arduous (-40) Toughness test, if he fails, upgrade generates 8 additional Loyalty,
he died in the machine and must Burn Fate however, it makes people more relaxed,
to survive the process. The process takes a decrease Security by 2 yearly.
day and the person leaves the chamber with
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Astropathic Beacon Drone Security Hive
Description: Possibly of Human Description: Through technological or
manufacture but it might well be a Xenos. Xenos means, this construction provides
This structure is capable of increasing the additional security to the Planet by swarm of
psychic might of astral telepathy psykers. defence drones.
Benefit: This Upgrade increases any Benefit: Whenever defending, these drones
Astropath’s Psy Rating by 5 for the add to the firepower of the defenders and
purposes of Astral Telepathy. It also gives a grant +20 bonus to all tactics or strategy
+30 bonus to cipher or decipher astropathic tests when using them. This upgrade
messages. generates 4 additional Security.

For the first two years of the Colony operation, reroll any 86+ result on the d100 rolls on both
the Positive and Negative Events tables.

Each Event can be resolved by the Representative if the Explorers aren’t present. For that,
check the Representative Stat table.

Each Representative can have a Side Effect or Bonus that affects the Event in question. Also,
when the Representative must make the test, he might gain a bonus to the test depending on
Event Themes. If he is one of the mentioned Representative, he gains +10 bonus to Event
tests.

Dark Ritual
Somebody on the planet performed a Chaos ritual. The heretic must be hunted
down and whatever came out of the ritual, destroyed.
1-5
Themes: Faithful, Lawful
Effect: Decrease Loyalty by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Scrutiny or Inquiry test. If
failed, decrease Security by 4.

Heretics Found
A cult was uncovered and its members scattered around the globe. Hunt them
down.
6-10
Themes: Faithful, Local
Effect: Decrease Security by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Scrutiny or Inquiry test.
If failed, decrease Loyalty by 4.

Worker Strike
People think they have rights to human working conditions and hours. They are in
the wrong.
11-15
Themes: Local, Administrative
Effect: Decrease Prosperity by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Charm or Intimidate
test. If failed, decrease Loyalty by 4.

An Error in Accounting
Apparently, there are fewer resources than there should be. Might there is a rat
stealing money?
16-20
Themes: Administrative, Accounting
Effect: Decrease one Resource (chosen by GM) by 1d10+Size. Make a
Challenging (+0) Logic or Interrogation test. If failed, decrease Prosperity by 4.

Smugglers Everywhere
Smugglers are always a thing on planets. It’s better to ignore them. Unless they
are stealing from you!
21-25
Themes: Accounting, Lawful
Effect: Decrease one Resource (chosen by GM) by 2d10+Size. Make a
Challenging (+0) Intimidate or Deceive test. If failed, decrease Prosperity by 4.

Security Flush Fund

Money and resources were reappropriated into pockets of individuals.
26-30 Themes: Lawful, Accounting
Effect: Decrease Prosperity by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Scrutiny or Logic test.
If failed, decrease Security by 4.

31-35 Grumpy Privileged Nobility

The richest people on the Colony are getting agitated with the current situation.
Themes: Relaxed, Lawful
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Effect: Decrease Loyalty by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Charm or Scholastic
Lore (Heraldry) test. If failed, decrease Prosperity by 4.

Uprising Among PDF

A civil revolt occurs on the defence lines of the Colony. This might turn into a
disaster.
Themes: Warlike, Faithful
36-40
Effect: Decrease Security by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Command or Intimidate
test. If failed, one of the Upgrades of the Colony (GM’s choice) is damaged - it will
not work for one year when the repairs complete. If there are no Upgrades on the
Colony, decrease the highest Growth Point by 2.

Colony Monster Rampage

A creature, from the local fauna or imported by someone, rampages in the
civilized parts of the Colony.
41-45
Themes: Warlike, Relaxed
Effect: Decrease Prosperity by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Survival or Scholastic
Lore (Beasts) test. If failed, decrease Prosperity by 1d5+3.

Missing Weapon Shipment

When the recruits asked for ammunition for training, it was found out that there
seems to be a shortage. A quick investigation revealed that there are missing
46-50 shipments but the men need their weapons now.
Themes: Warlike, Administrative
Effect: Decrease Security by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Trade (Armourer) or
Common Lore (Tech) test. If failed, decrease Security by 1d5+3.

Local Faith Schism

A schism is created by the local populace, claiming one of the Explorers or
someone else as a Living Saint. This doesn’t go well for the whole Colony.
51-55
Themes: Local, Faithful
Effect: Decrease Loyalty by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Common Lore (Imperial
Creed) or Scholastic Lore (Philosophy) test. If failed, decrease Loyalty by 1d5+3.

Defences Compromised
Series of explosions happened along the defences of the Colony. Saboteurs!
Themes: Warlike, Lawful
56-60 Effect: Decrease Security by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Common Lore (War) or
Survival test. If failed, choose one Military or Infrastructure Upgrade, this Upgrade
is removed from the Colony, it was destroyed. If there are no Military or
Infrastructure Upgrades, then decrease Security by 1d5+3.

Missing People
People disappeared by high numbers. Maybe some Xenos plot or worse.
Themes: Relaxed, Lawful
61-65 Effect: Decrease Loyalty by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Inquiry or Scrutiny test. If
failed, choose one Agricultural or Faith Upgrade, this Upgrade is removed from
the Colony, it was destroyed. If there are no Agricultural or Faith Upgrades, then
decrease Loyalty by 1d5+3.

Enemy Scouts Spotted

Enemies at the gates! At least some that would make the population worry.
Themes: Warlike, Administrative
Effect: Decrease Security by 2. Make a Hard (-20) Survival or Scholastic Lore
(Tactica Imperialis) test. If failed, the enemy scouts gained information about the
71-75
Colony. When another Negative Event might occur, resolve it as A Great Enemy
Cometh and the enemy gains +20 to their tests. However, if the Colony is
younger than 2 years, just decrease Loyalty, Security and Prosperity by 4. For
the next yearly tick ignore all Security gains, they were used to strengthen the
defences and change in PDF plans.

Great Ball Problems

High Nobility came unannounced and demand a Great Ball. This will turn bad.
Themes: Accounting, Relaxed
76-80 Effect: Decrease Prosperity by 2. Make a Hard (-20) Charm or Scholastic Lore
(Legend) test. If failed, the economy of the Colony is shattered. Decrease Loyalty,
Security, and Prosperity by 4. For the next yearly tick ignore all Prosperity gains,
they were used to repay debts for the Great Ball.

Not Enough Places of Worship

The people want to pray but have nowhere to go. They need more space and are
getting agitated. What if the lack of temples is because the Dynasty is full of
heretics?
Themes: Faithful, Administrative
81-85 Effect: Decrease Loyalty by 2. Make a Hard (-20) Intimidate or Common Lore
(Imperial Creed) test. If failed, the people revolt, seeing the Dynasty as heretics.
This is brought down by force. For each Growth Point (Loyalty, Security, and
Prosperity) roll 1d5+4 and decrease it by that amount. For the next yearly tick
ignore all Loyalty gains, they were used to regain favor in the populace for the
slaughter.

Tithe Hike
The citizenry has to adapt. The higher taxes can result in a death spiral on a
growing colony.
Themes: Local, Accounting
86-90 Effect: Decrease all Growth Points by 4. Next, roll 1d10, on 3+ there’s another
decrease by 2. After that roll 1d10, on 5+ there’s another decrease. Then roll
1d10, on 7+ there’s another decrease. Another 1d10 roll with 9+ there’s a
decrease. At the end roll last time 1d10 and on 10 there’s the last decrease. This
event can decrease Growth Points as low as 4 and as high as 12.
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Nobility Faith Wavering
When the Representative feels his faith waver, his closest advisors can use it
against him or even help him fall.
Themes: Faithful, Relaxed
Effect: Decrease the highest Growth Points by 2. The Representative makes a
Hard (-20) Willpower test and gains a +20 bonus if the Explorers are at the
Colony. If failed, his faith wavered enough for the enemy to use it against the
Dynasty. There’s a civil revolt happening on the Colony. If the Explorers are at the
Colony, this is an ideal event to commence a civil war on the Colony. If they aren’t
on the Colony, the situation might resolve itself. GM decides to make the below
tests or wait for the Explorers to return.
The uprising starts with the Representative making a Difficult (-10) Common Lore
(War) test. If he succeeded, he gains a +10 bonus per DoS to the next test.
91-95 Then, he must convince more people to his cause, making a Very Hard (-30)
Charm test. If he is a Local Representative, he gains +20 to this test. If
succeeded, he gains enough allies to start the revolt. Otherwise, he was betrayed
by people loyal to the Dynasty and sentenced to death or awaiting sentencing by
the Explorers. If he was killed, a new Representative takes his place that is of the
type Local. However, the Colony loses 2d5+5 Loyalty.
When the civil revolt happens, all hell breaks loose. The defenders gain 10
Defence Points. Every Month, the Representative makes a Difficult (-10)
Command test. If successful, he decreases the defenders' points by 1 plus 1 for
every two DoS above one. When the defenders lose all points, the civil war is
over, the Representative won. Decrease Size of the Colony by 1 and set all
Growth Points to 0, the Colony stops generating Growth Points and all Upgrades
are considered “offline” granting no benefits for the Explorers but might grant to
the Representative when the group returns.

96-100 A Great Enemy Cometh

The Colony is under attack by enemies chosen by the GM or at random. If the
Explorers are at the Colony, this is an ideal event to commence a defense.
Otherwise, make below tests.
Themes: Local, Warlike
Effect: The Representative makes a Difficult (-10) Scholastic Lore (Tactica
Imperialis) or Common Lore (War) or the appropriate Forbidden Lore (Tactica) of
the attacking force. He gains +5 to the test for every Military Upgrade and others
that would be appropriate (like Imperial Navy Station). If successful, he gains +5
bonus to the next test and for every 2 DoS above the first he another +5 bonus.
The enemy commander makes an Opposed Challenging (+0) Scholastic Lore
(Tactica Imperialis) or Common Lore (War) or the appropriate Forbidden Lore
(Tactica) of the defense force.
If the attackers succeeded by more than 3 DoS, the Colony loses all Growth
Points and its Size decreases by 1. The enemy might still stay in the system,
allowing the Explorers to stop their rampage or at least gain insight who it was.
If the attackers succeeded by 1 to 3 DoS, the Colony loses 2d10+Size+DoS
Growth Points chosen by the enemy or at random. If 2 or more Growth Points go
below 0, then they will decrease in Size in the next yearly tick, unless the
Explorers do something about it.
If the defenders succeeded by 1 to 3 DoS, the Colony was defended. The
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Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Representative makes a speech to rally and congratulate the defenders. Make a
Difficult (-10) Command or Charm test, if it succeeded, the Colony gains 1d10+2
Growth Points.
If the defenders succeeded by more than 3 DoS, the Colony not only was
defended, it brought spoils from the attackers. The Colony gains 2d10+DoS
Growth Points.

The Great Hunt

People decided to commence a Great Hunt on the Colony, hunting the biggest
predators. They can be imported or local.
1-5
Themes: Relaxed, Warlike
Effect: Increase Loyalty by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Survival or Scholastic
Lore (Beasts) test. If failed, increase Security by 4.

Better Defence Spot

The populace found better defense spots in the Colony, allowing the PDF to build
more reassurance with them.
6-10
Themes: Warlike, Local
Effect: Increase Security by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Common Lore (War) or
Awareness test. If succeed, increase Loyalty by 4.

Local Hero
Among the people, one person stood out, suddenly rumors spread and the
propaganda machine started. People like to have some kind of hero amongst
11-15 them.
Themes: Warlike, Faithful
Effect: Increase Prosperity by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Deceive or Trade
(Performancer) test. If succeed, increase Loyalty by 4.

Resources Found!
During work, the laborers uncovered new veins of resources.
16-20 Themes: Accounting, Administrative
Effect: Increase one Resource (chosen by GM) by 1d10+Size. Make a Trade
(Prospector) or Navigation (Surface) test. If succeed, increase Prosperity by 4.

Technology Surplus
With new technology coming from the Adeptus Mechanicus, the Colony can
decrease wasteful resource gathering, even it’s below 1%.
21-25 Themes: Administrative, Relaxed
Effect: Increase one Resource (chosen by GM) by 2d10+Size. Make a
Challenging (+0) Trade (Technomat) or Tech-Use test. If succeed, increase
Prosperity by 4.

Positive Accounting Error

The administrative parts of the Colony found funds that weren’t added in the
revenue by a small clerical error.
26-30
Themes: Lawful, Accounting
Effect: Increase Prosperity by 2. Make a Challenging (+0) Trade (Cryptographer)
or Logic test. If succeed, increase Security by 4.

31-35 Faith Resurgence

Immigration Influx
Crash landed ship or sudden higher birth rate, whatever the reason, there are
now more people to account for but all of them are ready to work even on the
spot.
36-40 Themes: Administrative, Local
Effect: Increase Security by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Command or Trade (Agri)
test. If succeed, the GM chooses one Colony Upgrade, it is built in the Colony
instantly. If there is no space for Upgrades on the Colony, increase the lowest
Growth Point by 2.

Smuggler Caves Found

The populace found an old and decrepit smuggler hide spot. However, it was full
of useful equipment and wealth.
41-45
Themes: Lawful, Administrative
Effect: Increase Prosperity by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Survival or Scholastic Lore
(Judgement) test. If succeed, increase Prosperity by 1d5+3.

Destructive Cartel Broken

A criminal cartel was destroyed. However, their contact network is massive. It
must be stopped before they make more problems for the Colony.
46-50
Themes: Lawful, Accounting
Effect: Increase Security by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Interrogation or Common
Lore (Underworld) test. If succeed, increase Security by 1d5+3.

Tithe Lowered
The people can relax at least for a moment. The lowered taxes allowed them to
ease their pockets and think of themselves (or more the Emperor) for once.
51-55 Themes: Accounting, Local
Effect: Increase Loyalty by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Common Lore
(Administratum) or Scholastic Lore (Bureaucracy) test. If succeed, increase
Loyalty by 1d5+3.

Misplaced Weapons’ Shipment

The PDF found tons of weaponry and equipment. From what the paperwork said,
it’s supposed to be going elsewhere but that place doesn’t exist.
Themes: Warlike, Accounting
56-60
Effect: Decrease Security by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Common Lore (War) or
Survival test. If succeeded, choose one Military or Infrastructure Upgrade, it
doubles its gains for the Colony, as it was used to bolster that place. If there are
no Military or Infrastructure Upgrades, then increase Security by 1d5+3.

61-65 Local Schism Stopped

Before it could blossom, a local schism in the populace was found out. Who

Loyal Nobility
The wealthiest people on the Colony decided to invest more money into the
Colony, however, it’s getting harder to get past all that paperwork.
Themes: Relaxed, Faithful
66-70 Effect: Increase Prosperity by 2. Make a Difficult (-10) Scholastic Lore
(Bureaucracy) or Logic test. If succeeded, choose one Industrial or Pleasure
Upgrade, it doubles its gains for the Colony, as the nobility invested their wealth
into its success. If there are no Industrial or Pleasure Upgrades, then increase
Prosperity by 1d5+3.

Enemy Scouts Annihilated

During patrols, the men uncovered enemy scouts that could have very sensitive
data on them.
Themes: Warlike, Lawful
Effect: Increase Security by 2. Make a Hard (-20) Interrogation or Scholastic Lore
71-75 (Tactica Imperialis) test. If succeeded, the Colony gained impactful knowledge
about the enemy that could be used elsewhere. When another Positive Event
might occur, resolve it as A Great Ally Cometh and the Representative gains +20
to the tests. However, if the Colony is younger than 2 years, just increase Loyalty,
Security and Prosperity by 4. For the next yearly tick double all Security gains,
with the enemy plans, the PDF could plan counteractions to bolster the defenses.

Great Ball Benefits

A large number of nobles came to the Colony. Instead of demanding a Great Ball,
they decided to use their own fortune to create a wonderful event on the Colony.
Themes: Relaxed, Administrative
76-80 Effect: Increase Prosperity by 2. Make a Hard (-20) Charm or Scholastic Lore
(Legend) test. If succeeded, the economy of the Colony skyrockets. Increase
Loyalty, Security, and Prosperity by 4. For the next yearly tick double all
Prosperity gains, the people use the money gained working on the Great Ball to
fund other projects.

Heretics Burned
A large number of heretics where found and there was a parade to showcase
them before a public execution.
Themes: Faithful, Lawful
Effect: Increase Loyalty by 2. Make a Hard (-20) Command or Common Lore
81-85
(Imperial Creed) test. If succeeded, the people cheer in unison seeing the public
execution. For the months to come, they will reminisce about this event. For each
Growth Point (Loyalty, Security, and Prosperity) roll 1d5+4 and increase it by that
amount. For the next yearly tick double all Loyalty gains, they were gained thanks
to the public display.
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Donations of the Masses
The masses decided that it is time to sacrifice some of their personal wealth for
the good of the Colony and the Imperium at large.
Themes: Faithful, Accounting
86-90 Effect: Increase all Growth Points by 4. Next, roll 1d10, on 3+ there’s another
increase by 2. After that roll 1d10, on 5+ there’s another increase. Then roll 1d10,
on 7+ there’s another increase. Another 1d10 roll with 9+ there’s an increase. At
the end roll last time 1d10 and on 10 there’s the last increase. This event can
increase Growth Points as low as 4 and as high as 12.

Wealth equals Happiness

The Representative sometimes is something more than a governor. An icon the
people can look up to and the Dynasty can rely on. It is his time to pay back all
the trust given to him.
Themes: Local, Relaxed
Effect: Increase the lowest Growth Point by 2. The Representative makes a Hard
(-20) Intelligence test and gains a +20 bonus if the Explorers are at the Colony. If
successful, he found a great way to repay his benefactors. A great Colony-wide
festival is enacted. If the Explorers are at the Colony, this is an ideal event to
create more lasting relationships with the colonist and the representative, create
traditions and bolster morale. Otherwise, the festival might be waiting for them
until the next visit or will happen while they are away.
The Representative makes a Difficult (-10) Trade (Perfomancer) or Scholastic
Lore (Imperial Warrants) test. If he succeeded, he gains a +10 bonus per DoS to
the next test.
91-95
Then, he must commence the festival’s preparations, making a Very Hard (-30)
Command test. If he is Administrative Representative, he gains +20 to this test. If
succeeded, he prepared enough for the festival to commence. Otherwise, the
festival is bogged down in bureaucracy and insufficient funding. The people heard
that a festival was coming and are distraught that it will not happen. The Colony
loses 1d5+3 Loyalty.
After that, the festival commences and people have fun. The festival might take
months to complete. For every Month, the Representative makes a Difficult (-10)
Perform (Any) test. If successful, he gains 1 point of Festivities plus 1 for every
two DoS above the one. If after a test, he accumulated 10 or more Festivities, the
Festival is considered over and the people are elated.
Increase all Growth Points by 2. For the next yearly tick, double the Loyalty,
Prosperity and Security gains. If there are enough Growth Points to increase the
Size of the Colony, it increases automatically and the Growth Points do not reset
to 0 and are just lowered by the amount needed for the increase.

96-100 A Great Ally Cometh

An ally (or a potential) comes to the Colony to aid in its growth. This is an ideal
event to bolster relationships between factions, allowing the players to gain more
influence. If the Explorers aren’t at the Colony, then the Representative does the
meeting using tests below.
Themes: Relaxed, Local
Effect: Firstly, the GM decides on the faction that would come. Most common are
Imperial Navy or Adeptus Mechanicus. However, it might be any number of
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Imperial (or even non-Imperial) factions like Navis Nobilitae, Adeptus Astartes,
Administratum, Adepta Sororitas or even the Inquisition.
The Representative’s job is to greet these people and negotiate a good deal for
the Colony. He must make a good impression first making a Difficult (-10) Charm
or Perform (Any) test. He gains a +20 bonus to the test if his background is of that
faction. For example, an Adeptus Arbites Representative would gain that bonus if
the visitors are the Adeptus Arbites. He gains a +5 bonus for each Upgrade on
the Colony that would correspond positively with the faction (like temples with
Ecclesiarchy or Adepta Sororitas). If successful, he gains +10 to the next test and
additional +5 for each DoS above the first.
Now, he must make an Opposed Hard (-20) Scholastic Lore (Bureaucracy) or
Scholastic Lore (Imperial Warrants) test, while the other party uses Willpower to
resist with the same difficulty.
If the Representative loses with more than 3 DoF, the faction is actually in need of
help from the Colony and he can’t refuse them. Lose 2d10+Size+DoF Growth
Points but none of them can go below 0.
If the Representative loses with 1 to 3 DoF, the faction asks the Colony for help
and he can’t really refuse them. Lose 1d10+Size Growth Points but none of them
can go below 1.
If the Representative wins with 1 to 3 DoS, the faction sees the Colony in need of
help and is willing to give them some of their resources. Gain 1d10+Size+DoS
Growth Points distributed to the lowest first.
If the Representative wins with more than 3 DoS, the faction sees the Colony in
dire need of help and is willing all it can to help them. Gain 2d10+Size+DoS
Growth Points distributed to the lowest first. If a Colony has the required Growth
Points to increase in Size, it does so. Also, the Growth Points do not reset to 0,
just subtract the needed amount from them. The Colony also gains a Unique
Upgrade for the Colony that’s connected to the faction. The GM is free to come
up with its function. Otherwise, it grants an additional point of Loyalty, Security,
and Prosperity on a yearly tick. This Upgrade doesn’t count to the Colony
maximum of Upgrades.

Money isn’t the Issue You Don’t Need Those Minerals

Tier: 2 Tier: 3
Prerequisite: Deceive +10 Prerequisite: Trade (Agri) +20 or Trade
Aptitudes: Fellowship, Fieldcraft (Prospector) +20
Effect: Whenever a Positive or Negative Aptitudes: Fellowship, Tech
Event is rolled, the Magistratum can burn 1 Effect: The Magistratum can decrease, after
Profit Factor to change the roll up to his all calculations are done (counting the
Intelligence Bonus. Either up or down, his amount of Growth Points or Profit Factor
choice. This can be done only when the gain), the amount of Resources the Colony
Magistratum is on the Planet or he has direct burns by his Intelligence Bonus. This can be
connection (Astropaths). done only when the Magistratum is on the
Planet and only on Burning Resources, not
normal Growth.

Artifact Type
Roll 1d10 Artifact Type

1-2 Melee Weapon

3-4 Ranged Weapon

5-6 Armour

7-8 Gear and Tools

9-10 Ship Component

Whenever rolling for weapons, the GM decides what the form it takes. It might be an axe or a
shoulder mounted laser. The “Better.” weapons mean an overall better design weapon - higher
damage or stats that are the closest possible to Imperial equivalents. While “Master.” or
“Exceptional.” gives the ability to add more Qualities to the artifact. You can make it an even
stranger item with “Unique.”.

Artifact Research Tests

Whenever wanting to gain information about an Artifact, a series of tests must be made. A GM
can just make a player make a Forbidden Lore (Archeotech) test or similar. However, here are
some examples and more standardized rules.

Each test takes 10 days to complete. For each step, the character must gain 10 DoS to succeed
and to make another. First test reveals the basic function of an item, for example the Profile of
the weapon (with changed characteristics of Origin or Quirk). Second test reveals the Artifact
Origin, what it does and how it changed the nature of the item. Third test, the last one, reveals
Quirks of the item. The GM is advised to mix up (using the below table as base) the Skills to not
reveal the players the Artifact origin by seeing what they need to test. Some items might have
history with a Faction and a relevant Lore test might reveal its Origin or Quirk. Also, giving
alternative options to these listed is a good idea. Like, Scholastic Lore (Imperial Navy), if the
item has history with that faction or Scholastic Lore (Adeptus Astartes) if it has history with one
of the Chapters.

Simple (+40) Routine (+20) Challenging (+0)

General
Common Lore Scholastic Lore Scholastic Lore
Masterful Craft.
(Tech) (Tech) (Tech)

Routine (+20) Challenging (+0) Hard (-20)

Imperial
Common Lore Forbidden Lore Forbidden Lore
Archeotech
(Tech) (Archeotech) (Archeotech)

Routine (+20) Challenging (+0) Routine (+20)

Imperial
Common Lore Scholastic Lore Forbidden Lore
Faith
(Imperium) (Imperial Creed) (Archeotech)

Hard (-20) Hard (-20) Very Hard (-30)

Xenos
Scholastic Lore Scholastic Lore Forbidden Lore
Groundbreaking
(Tech) (Xenology) (Xenos - ?)*

Challenging (+0) Challenging (+0) Difficult (-10)

Xenos
Scholastic Lore Scholastic Lore Forbidden Lore
Advanced
(Tech) (Xenology) (Xenos - ?)*

Ordinary (+10) Ordinary (+10) Hard (-20)

Xenos
Scholastic Lore Scholastic Lore Forbidden Lore
Innovative
(Tech) (Xenology) (Xenos - ?)*

Challenging (+0) Difficult (-10) Hard (-20)

Xenos
Scholastic Lore Forbidden Lore Forbidden Lore
Psionic
(Tech) (Psykers) (Xenos - ?)*

Routine (+20) Hard (-20) Challenging (+0)

Chaos
Scholastic Lore Forbidden Lore Forbidden Lore
Warped
(Tech) (Daemonology) (Daemonology)

Routine (+20) Challenging (+0) Hard (-20)

Chaos
Common Lore Forbidden Lore Forbidden Lore
Tainted
(Tech) (The Warp)** (The Warp)**

*Must be for a specific Xenos. It’s also advised to add an option of three
levels higher difficulty Scholastic Lore (Xenology) (so a +0 changes to -30).
**Can be changed to two levels lower difficulty Forbidden Lore
(Daemonology) (so a -20 changes to +0)

Chain Weapon. One Handed.

1-7
Profile: 1d10+1 R, Pen 1, Tearing, Wt: 8kg

Chain Weapon. Two Handed.

8-14
Profile: 1d10+4 R, Pen 3, Unwieldy, Tearing, Wt: 15kg

Chain Weapon. One Handed. Better.

15-18
Profile: 1d10+2 R, Pen 2, Balanced, Tearing, Wt: 6kg

Chain Weapon. Two Handed. Better.

19-22
Profile: 1d10+4 R, Pen 2, Tearing, Wt: 13kg

Chain Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-3 One Handed, 4-6 Two-Handed, 7-8 One Handed Better, 9-10
Two Handed Better.
23-24 Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Razor-Sharp, 2-3 +1 Dam., 4-5 +1 Pen, 6 Flexible, 7 Crippling
(1d5), 8 Felling (1d5), 9 Proven (1d5+1), 10 Vengeful (Roll 1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8)

Low-Tech Weapon. One Handed.

25-33
Profile: 1d10 I/R, Pen 0, Primitive (9), Wt: 1kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Two Handed.

34-42
Profile: 2d10 I/R, Pen 0, Unwieldy, Primitive (9), Wt: 8kg

Low-Tech Weapon. One Handed. Better.

43-48
Profile: 1d10 I/R, Pen 0, Balanced, Wt: 3kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Two Handed. Better.

49-54
Profile: 2d10 I/R, Pen 0, Unbalanced, Wt: 7kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-3 One Handed, 4-6 Two-Handed, 7-8 One Handed Better, 9-10
Two Handed Better.
55-58 Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Concussive (1d5-1), 2-3 +2 Dam, 4-5 +2 Pen, 6 Flexible, 7 Proven
(1d5+1), 8 Toxic (1d5), 9 Snare (1d5-1), 10 Defensive

Power Weapon. One Handed.

59-63
Profile: 1d10+4 E, Pen 4, Power Field, Wt. 4kg

Power Weapon. Two Handed.

64-68
Profile: 1d10+6 E, Pen 6, Power Field, Unwieldy, Wt. 7kg
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Power Weapon. One Handed. Better.
69-71
Profile: 1d10+5 E, Pen 5, Balanced, Power Field. Wt. 3kg

Power Weapon. Two Handed. Better.

72-74
Profile: 1d10+7 E, Pen 7, Power Field, Unbalanced, Wt. 6kg

Power Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-3 One Handed, 4-6 Two-Handed, 7-8 One Handed Better, 9-10
Two Handed Better.
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
75-76
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Razor Sharp, 2-3 +1 Dam., 4-5 +1 Pen., 6 Felling (1d5), 7
Concussive (1d5-1), 8 Defensive, 9 Unwieldy->Unbalanced->None->Balanced->
+2 Pen, 10 Vengeful (Roll 1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8)

Force Weapon. One Handed.

77-78
Profile: 1d10 I/R, Pen 1, Force, Wt. 6kg

Force Weapon. Two Handed.

79-80
Profile: 1d10+2 I/R, Pen 1, Force, Unwieldy, Wt. 8kg

Force Weapon. One Handed. Better.

81-82
Profile: 1d10+1 I/R, Pen 2, Balanced, Force, Wt. 5kg

Force Weapon. Two Handed. Better.

83-84
Profile: 1d10+3 I/R, Pen 2, Force, Unbalanced, Wt. 7kg

Force Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-3 One Handed, 4-6 Two-Handed, 7-8 One Handed Better, 9-10
Two Handed Better.
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
85
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Razor Sharp, 2-3 +1 Dam., 4-5 +1 Pen, 6 Defensive, 7 Proven
(1d5+1), 8 Flexible, 9 Tearing, 10 Unwieldy->Unbalanced->None->Balanced->
+2 Pen

Shock Weapon. One Handed.

86-88
Profile: 1d10+1 I, Pen 0, Shocking, Unbalanced, Wt. 4kg

Shock Weapon. Two Handed.

89-91
Profile: 1d10+3 I, Pen 0, Shocking, Unwieldy, Wt. 8kg

Shock Weapon. One Handed. Better.

92-94
Profile: 1d10+3 I, Pen 0, Shocking, Wt. 3kg

Shock Weapon. Two Handed. Better.

95-97
Profile: 1d10+5 I, Pen 1, Shocking, Unbalanced, Wt. 6kg

98 Shock Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-3 One Handed, 4-6 Two-Handed, 7-8 One Handed Better, 9-10
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
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(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Two Handed Better.
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Concussive (1d5), 2-3 +1 Dam., 4-5 +2 Pen, 6 Crippling (1d5), 7
Flexible, 8 Snare (1d5), 9 Power Field, 10 Haywire (0)

A Truly Unique Melee Weapon.

Damage Dice: 1-8 1d10, 9-10 2d10
Damage Modifier (1d10): 1 +0, 2 +1, 3-4 +2, 5-6 +3, 7 +4, 8 +5, 9 +6, 10 +8
Damage Modifier (2d10): 1-5 +0, 6-7 +1, 8 +2, 9 +3, 10 +5
Damage Type: 1-4 Impact, 5-7 Rending, 8-9 Energy, 10 Explosive
Penetration: 1 0 Pen, 2-3 1 Pen, 4-5 2 Pen, 6 3 Pen, 8 4 Pen, 9 5 Pen, 10 8
Pen
Handedness: 1-7 One Handed, 8-9 Two Handed, 10 Two Handed (SB x2)
Balancing: 1 Unwieldy, 2-3 Unbalanced, 4-7 None, 8-10 Balanced
Roll 1d10: 1-7 Roll once to check every Quality, 8-9 Roll twice to check every
99-100
Quality, 10 Roll thrice to check every Quality
Damage Quality: Roll 1d10, 6+ means it has. Roll 1d10:
1-2 Tearing, 3 Vengeful (Roll 1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8), 4-5 Toxic (1d5), 6-7 Razor
Sharp (reroll if Pen 0), 8-9 Proven (1d5+1), 10 Felling (1d5)
Crowd Control Quality: Roll 1d10, 7+ means it has. Roll 1d10:
1 Snare (1d5), 2-4 Shocking, 5 Haywire (0), 6 Hallucinogenic (1d5-1), 7-8
Crippling (1d5), 9-10 Concussive (1d5-1)
Unique Quality: Roll 1d10, 8+ means it has. Roll 1d10:
1 Lance (reroll if Pen 0), 2 Graviton, 3 Corrosive, 4 Flame, 5-6 Flexible, 7-8
Power Field, 9 Force, 10 Defensive

Bolt Weapon. Pistol.

1-22
Profile: 1d10+4 X, Pen 3, Clip 4, 25m, S/2/-, Full, Tearing, Wt: 4kg

Bolt Weapon. Basic.

23-44
Profile: 1d10+5 X, Pen 3, Clip 12, 60m, S/3/-, Full, Tearing, Wt: 8kg

Bolt Weapon. Heavy.

45-66
Profile: 1d10+8 X, Pen 3, Clip 24, 120m, -/-/6, Full, Tearing, Wt: 45kg

Bolt Weapon. Pistol. Better.

67-81
Profile: 1d10+5 X, Pen 4, Clip 8, 30m, S/2/-, Full, Tearing, Wt: 3.5kg

Bolt Weapon. Basic. Better.

82-96
Profile: 1d10+5 X, Pen 4, Clip 24, 100m, S/3/-, Full, Tearing, Wt: 7kg

Bolt Weapon. Heavy. Better.

97-111
Profile: 1d10+8 X, Pen 5, Clip 60, 120m, -/-/6, Full, Tearing, Wt: 40kg

Bolt Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
10 Heavy Better
112-123 Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Twin-Linked, 2 Storm, 3-4 +1 Dam, 5-6 +1 Pen, 7 Vengeful (Roll
1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8), 8 Proven (1d5+1), 9 Accurate, 10 Concussive (1d5-1)

Flame Weapon. Pistol.

124-141
Profile: 1d10+2 E, Pen 2, Clip 1, 10m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Flame, Spray, Wt. 4kg

Flame Weapon. Basic.

142-159
Profile: 1d10+2 E, Pen 2, Clip 3, 20m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Flame, Spray, Wt. 8kg

Flame Weapon. Heavy.

160-177
Profile: 1d10+4 E, Pen 3, Clip 8, 30m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Flame, Spray, Wt. 50kg

Flame Weapon. Pistol. Better.

178-191
Profile: 1d10+4 E, Pen 2, Clip 2, 10m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Flame, Spray, Wt. 3kg

Flame Weapon. Basic. Better.

192-205
Profile: 1d10+4 E, Pen 2, Clip 6, 20m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Flame, Spray, Wt. 6kg

Flame Weapon. Heavy. Better.

206-219
Profile: 1d10+5 E, Pen 4, Clip 10, 30m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Flame, Spray, Wt. 40kg

Las Weapon. Pistol.

232-271
Profile: 1d10+1 E, Pen 0, Clip 20, 30m, S/2/-, Full, Wt. 2kg

Las Weapon. Basic.

272-311
Profile: 1d10+3 E, Pen 0, Clip 40, 70m, S/3/-, Full, Wt. 5kg

Las Weapon. Heavy.

312-351
Profile: 2d10+4 E, Pen 2, Clip 40, 100m, S/-/4, 2 Full, Wt. 30kg

Las Weapon. Pistol. Better.

352-381
Profile: 1d10+2 E, Pen 0, Clip 30, 30m, S/2/-, Half, Reliable, Wt. 1kg

Las Weapon. Basic. Better.

382-411
Profile: 1d10+3 E, Pen 0, Clip 60, 100m, S/3/-, Full, Reliable, Wt. 4kg

Las Weapon. Heavy. Better.

412-441
Profile: 2d10+8 E, Pen 2, Clip 20, 150m, S/-/6, 2 Full, Reliable, Wt. 25kg

Las Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
10 Heavy Better
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
442-461
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Accurate, 2 Maximal, 3 +1 Dam, 4 +2 Dam, 5 +2 Pen, 6 +4 Pen,
7 Proven (1d5+1), 8 Reliable->+2 Dam, 9 Felling (1d5), 10 Vengeful (Roll
1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8)

Launcher Weapon. Pistol.

Damage, Penetration and Qualities are taken from:
462-471
1-7 Ammunition, 8-10 Below stat block.
Profile: (2d10 X), (Pen 0), (Clip 1), 20m, S/-/-, 2 Full, (Blast (2)), Wt. 4kg

Launcher Weapon. Basic.

Damage, Penetration and Qualities are taken from:
472-481
1-7 Ammunition, 8-10 Below stat block.
Profile: (2d10 X), (Pen 0), (Clip 3), 40m, S/-/-, 2 Full, (Blast (3)), Wt. 15kg

Launcher Weapon. Heavy.

Damage, Penetration and Qualities are taken from:
482-491
1-7 Ammunition, 8-10 Below stat block.
Profile: (2d10+2 X), (Pen 0), (Clip 1), 150m, S/-/-, Full, (Blast (4)), Wt. 40kg

Launcher Weapon. Basic. Better.

Damage, Penetration and Qualities are taken from:
500-507
1-7 Ammunition, 8-10 Below stat block.
Profile: (2d10+2 X), (Pen 2), (Clip 6), 60m, S/-/-, 2 Full, (Blast (4)), Wt. 15kg

Launcher Weapon. Heavy. Better.

Damage, Penetration and Qualities are taken from:
508-515
1-7 Ammunition, 8-10 Below stat block.
Profile: (2d10+4 X), (Pen 4), (Clip 2), 300m, S/-/-, Full, (Blast (5)), Wt. 30kg

Launcher Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10 (does not use Ammunition stats for Damage, Penetration and
Qualities): 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
10 Heavy Better
516-521 Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Blast (+2), 2 Concussive (1d5-1), 3-4 +2 Dam, 5-6 +2 Pen, 7
Change Type to Energy and add Shocking, 8 Haywire (0), 9 Proven (1d5+1),
10 Increase Clip times 2

Low-Tech Weapon. Pistol.

522-526 Profile: 1d5 I/R, Pen 0, Clip 1, 20m, S/-/-, Half, Inaccurate, Primitive (6), Wt.
1kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Basic.

527-531
Profile: 1d5+2 I/R, Pen 0, Clip 1, 30m, S/-/-, Half, Primitive (6), Wt. 2kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Heavy.

532-536 Profile: 2d10+4 I/R, Pen 2, Clip 1, 100m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Inaccurate, Primitive (8),
Wt. 200kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Pistol. Better.

537-541 Profile: 1d10 I/R, Pen 0, Clip 1, 30m, S/-/-, Half, Reliable, Primitive (8), Wt.
1kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Basic. Better.

542-546 Profile: 1d10 I/R, Pen 0, Clip 1, 40m, S/-/-, Half, Reliable, Primitive (7), Wt.
2kg

Low-Tech Weapon. Heavy. Better.

547-551 Profile: 3d10+4 I/R, Pen 2, Clip 1, 500m, S/-/-, 2 Full, Concussive (0), Wt.
150kg

552-553 Low-Tech Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
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10 Heavy Better
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Primitive->+1 Pen, 2 Snare (1d5-1), 3-4 +1 Dam., 5-6 +1 Pen., 7
Inaccurate->None->Accurate, 8 Reliable->1.5x Range, 9 Proven (1d5+1), 10
Toxic (1d5-1)

Melta Weapon. Pistol.

554-569
Profile: 2d10+5 E, Pen 8, Clip 1, 10m, S/-/-, Full, Melta, Wt. 4kg

Melta Weapon. Basic.

570-585
Profile: 2d10+5 E, Pen 8, Clip 2, 15m, S/-/-, Full, Melta, Wt. 18kg

Melta Weapon. Heavy.

586-601
Profile: 2d10+8 E, Pen 8, Clip 6, 30m, S/-/-, Full, Melta, Blast (1), Wt. 55kg

Melta Weapon. Pistol. Better.

602-613
Profile: 2d10+10 E, Pen 12, Clip 2, 10m, S/-/-, Full, Melta, Wt. 3kg

Melta Weapon. Basic. Better.

614-625
Profile: 2d10+10 E, Pen 12, Clip 5, 20m, S/-/-, Full, Melta, Wt. 15kg

Melta Weapon. Heavy. Better.

626-637
Profile: 2d10+16 E, Pen 12, Clip 12, 60m, S/-/-, Full, Melta, Blast (1), Wt. 40kg

Melta Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
10 Heavy Better
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
638-643
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Lower Pen by half and add Lance, 2 Flame, 3-4 Reliable, 5-6
Proven (1d5+1), 7 Blast (1 if doesn’t have, 3 if it has), 8 Maximal, 9 Increase
Range by half, 10 Scatter

Solid Projectile Weapon. Pistol.

644-667
Profile: 1d10+3 I, Pen 0, Clip 5, 30m, S/-/-, Full, -, Wt. 2kg

Solid Projectile Weapon. Basic.

668-691
Profile: 1d10+3 I, Pen 0, Clip 20, 60m, S/3/6, Full, -, Wt. 6kg

Solid Projectile Weapon. Heavy.

692-715
Profile: 1d10+4 I, Pen 2, Clip 60, 80m, -/-/6, 2 Full, -, Wt. 35kg

Solid Projectile Weapon. Pistol. Better.

716-733
Profile: 1d10+4 I, Pen 2, Clip 5, 35m, S/-/-, Full, Reliable, Wt. 3kg

Solid Projectile Weapon. Basic. Better.

734-751
Profile: 1d10+4 I, Pen 2, Clip 30, 100m, S/3/6, Full, Reliable, Wt. 5kg

752-769 Solid Projectile Weapon. Heavy. Better.

Solid Projectile Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
10 Heavy Better
770-783 Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Razor Sharp, 2 Accurate, 3-4 +2 Dam, 5-6 +2 Pen, 7 Felling
(1d5), 8 Proven (1d5+1), 9 Toxic (1d5), 10 Vengeful (Roll 1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8)

Plasma Weapon. Pistol.

784-803
Profile: 1d10+4 E, Pen 4, Clip 6, 30m, S/2/-, 3 Full, Overheats, Wt. 6kg

Plasma Weapon. Basic.

804-823
Profile: 1d10+5 E, Pen 4, Clip 20, 60m, S/2/-, 5 Full, Overheats, Wt. 22kg

Plasma Weapon. Heavy.

824-843 Profile: 2d10+4 E, Pen 6, Clip 8, 90m, S/-/-, 5 Full, Blast (1), Overheats, Wt.
55kg

Plasma Weapon. Pistol. Better.

844-858 Profile: 1d10+6 E, Pen 6, Clip 10, 30m, S/2/-, 3 Full, Maximal, Overheats, Wt.
4kg

Plasma Weapon. Basic. Better.

859-873 Profile: 1d10+7 E, Pen 6, Clip 40, 90m, S/2/-, 5 Full, Maximal, Overheats, Wt.
18kg

Plasma Weapon. Heavy. Better.

874-888 Profile: 2d10+10 E, Pen 8, Clip 16, 120m, S/-/-, 5 Full, Blast (1), Maximal,
Overheats, Wt. 40kg

Plasma Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
10 Heavy Better
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
889-900
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Maximal and if it has remove Overheats, 2 Concussive (0), 3-4
Tearing, 5-6 Proven (1d5+1), 7 Blast (1 if doesn’t have, 3 if it has), 8 Felling
(1d5), 9 Scatter, 10 Vengeful (Roll 1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8)

Thrown Weapon. Destruction.

901-910
Profile: 2d10+4 X, Pen 6, Concussive (0), Wt. 0.5kg

Thrown Weapon. Exploding.

911-918
Profile: 2d10 X, Pen 0, Blast (3), Wt. 0.5kg

Thrown Weapon. Energy.

919-926
Profile: 1d10+8 E, Pen 8, Blast (3), Shocking, Wt. 0.5kg

Thrown Weapon. Crowd Control.

935-942
Profile: -, -, Blast (3), Snare (2), Wt. 0.5kg

Thrown Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Destruction, 3-4 Exploding, 5-6 Energy, 7-8 Blinding, 9-10
Crowd Control
943-948 Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
same).
Roll 1d10: 1-2 Blast (+3), 3 Hallucinogenic (1d5), 4-5 Concussive (1d5), 6-7
Flame, 8 Toxic (1d5), 9 Haywire (1d5), 10 Graviton

Unknown Weapon. Pistol.

949-956
Profile: 1d10+4 E, Pen 5, Clip -, 30m, S/2/-, -, Reliable, Proven (4), Wt. 3kg

Unknown Weapon. Basic.

957-964
Profile: 1d10+8 E, Pen 5, Clip -, 100m, S/2/-, -, Reliable, Proven (4), Wt. 10kg

Unknown Weapon. Heavy.

965-972
Profile: 2d10+4 E, Pen 7, Clip -, 150m, S/-/-, -, Blast (1), Proven (3), Wt. 20kg

Unknown Weapon. Pistol. Better.

973-978
Profile: 1d10+4 E, Pen 6, Clip -, 40m, S/2/-, -, Reliable, Vengeful (9), Wt. 3kg

Unknown Weapon. Basic. Better.

979-984 Profile: 1d10+8 E, Pen 6, Clip -, 120m, S/2/-, -, Reliable, Vengeful (9), Wt.
10kg

Unknown Weapon. Heavy. Better.

985-990
Profile: 2d10+8 E, Pen 8, Clip -, 200m, S/-/-, -, Blast (1), Proven (4), Wt. 20kg

Unknown Weapon. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-2 Pistol, 3-4 Basic, 5 Heavy, 6-7 Pistol Better, 8-9 Basic Better,
10 Heavy Better
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Roll once for Qualities, 9-10 Roll twice for Qualities (reroll the
991-994
same).
Roll 1d10: 1 Blast (1 if it doesn’t have, 3 if it does), 2 Scatter, 3 Felling (1d5), 4
Graviton, 5 Haywire (1d5), 6 Maximal, 7 Shocking, 8 Tearing, 9 Twin-Linked,
10 Melta

995-1000 A Truly Unique Ranged Weapon.

Damage Dice: 1-7 1d10, 8-9 2d10, 10 3d10
Damage Modifier (1d10): 1 +0, 2 +1, 3-4 +2, 5-6 +3, 7 +4, 8 +5, 9 +6, 10 +8
Damage Modifier (2d10): 1-5 +0, 6-7 +1, 8 +2, 9 +3, 10 +5
Damage Modifier (3d10): 1-7 +0, 8 +1, 9 +2, 10 +4
Damage Type: 1-4 Impact, 5 Rending, 6-8 Energy, 9-10 Explosive
Penetration: 1 0 Pen, 2-3 1 Pen, 4-5 2 Pen, 6 3 Pen, 8 4 Pen, 9 5 Pen, 10 8
Pen
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Size: 1-4 Pistol, 5-8 Basic, 9-10 Heavy
Range (Pistol): 1-3 10m, 4-6 30m, 7-8 50m, 9 60m, 10 100m
Range (Basic): 1-2 20m, 3-4 40m, 5-7 60m, 8-9 120m, 10 200m
Range (Heavy): 1-2 30m, 3-4 60m, 5-7 90m, 8-9 150m, 10 300m
Rate of Fire Type: 1-4 Only Single, 5-6 Single and Semi, 7 Single and Full, 8
Single, Semi and Full, 9-10 Only Full
Rate of Fire Semi: 1-5 2, 6-8 3, 9-10 4
Rate of Fire Full: 1-5 4 (reroll if Semi is 4), 6-8 6, 9 8, 10 10
Clip Size: 1 Infinite Ammo, 2 1, 3 4, 4 8, 5 12, 6 24, 7 40, 8 60, 9 100, 10 300
Reroll any rolls that have lower ammo count than Rate of Fire (Semi or Auto)
Reload (if clip size not Infinite): 1 Half, 2-5 Full, 6-7 2 Full, 8-9 3 Full, 10 5
Full
Reliability: 1-2 Unreliable, 3-7 None, 8-10 Reliable
Accuracy: 1-2 Inaccurate, 3-8 None, 9-10 Accurate
Roll 1d10: 1-7 Roll once to check every Quality, 8-9 Roll twice to check every
Quality, 10 Roll thrice to check every Quality
Damage Quality: Roll 1d10, 6+ means it has. Roll 1d10:
1-3 Tearing, 4 Vengeful (Roll 1d10: 1-7 9, 8-10 8), 5 Toxic (1d5), 6 Razor
Sharp, 7-8 Proven (1d5+1), 9-10 Felling (1d5)
Crowd Control Quality: Roll 1d10, 8+ means it has. Roll 1d10:
1-2 Smoke (1d5), 4 Snare (1d5), 5 Shocking, 6 Blast (1d5), 7 Haywire (1d5-1),
8 Hallucinogenic (1d5-1), 9 Crippling (1d5), 10 Concussive (1d5-1)
Unique Quality: Roll 1d10, 7+ means it has. Roll 1d10:
1 Corrosive, 2 Graviton, 3 Indirect (1d5), 4 Lance (reroll if Pen 0), 5 Melta
(reroll if Pen 0), 6 Scatter, 7 Spray (reroll if Range above 50m), 8 Storm, 9
Twin-Linked, 10 Maximal

Basic Armour. Parts.

Roll 1d10: 1-5 One Parts, 6-8 Two Parts, 9-10 Three Parts
1-9
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Legs, 4-5 Arms, 6-7 Head, 8-10 Torso
Profile: AP 2, Max Ag. (if Torso) 60, Wt. Arms/Legs 1kg, Head 2kg, Body 5kg

Basic Armour. Full Set.

10-16
Profile: AP 3, Max Ag. 50, Wt. 8kg

Basic Armour. Parts. Better.

Roll 1d10: 1-5 One Parts, 6-8 Two Parts, 9-10 Three Parts
17-23
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Legs, 4-5 Arms, 6-7 Head, 8-10 Torso
Profile: AP 3, Max Ag. (if Torso) 60, Wt. Arms/Legs 2kg, Head 2kg, Body 5kg

Basic Armour. Full Set. Better.

24-29
Profile: AP 4, Max Ag. 50, Wt. 10kg

Basic Armour. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-6 Full Set, 7-10 Full Set Better
Roll 1d10: 1 Roll Once for Qualities, 2-6 Roll Twice for Qualities, 7-9 Roll
30-34 Thrice for Qualities, 10 Roll Fourice for Qualities
Roll 1d10 (Reroll Duplicates): 1 Hide Under Clothes 2-3 Weight by half, 4 AP
+1, 5-6 Max Ag. +10, 7 Stealth +10, 8 Vac-Sealed, 9 Dark-sight, 10 +10
Environment tests

Mesh Armour. Parts.

Roll 1d10: 1-5 One Parts, 6-8 Two Parts, 9-10 Three Parts
35-42
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Legs, 4-5 Arms, 6-7 Head, 8-10 Torso
Profile: AP 3, Max Ag. (if Torso) 65, Wt. Arms/Legs 1kg, Head 1kg, Body 2kg

Mesh Armour. Full Set.

43-48
Profile: AP 4, Max Ag. 55, Wt. 3kg

Mesh Armour. Parts. Better.

Roll 1d10: 1-5 One Parts, 6-8 Two Parts, 9-10 Three Parts
49-54
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Legs, 4-5 Arms, 6-7 Head, 8-10 Torso
Profile: AP 4, Max Ag. (if Torso) 70, Wt. Arms/Legs 2kg, Head 1kg, Body 2kg

Mesh Armour. Full Set. Better.

55-59
Profile: AP 4, Max Ag. 60, Wt. 4kg

60-63 Mesh Armour. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-6 Full Set, 7-10 Full Set Better
Roll 1d10: 1 Roll Once for Qualities, 2-6 Roll Twice for Qualities, 7-9 Roll
Thrice for Qualities, 10 Roll Fourice for Qualities

Advanced Armour. Parts.

Roll 1d10: 1-5 One Parts, 6-8 Two Parts, 9-10 Three Parts
64-70
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Legs, 4-5 Arms, 6-7 Head, 8-10 Torso
Profile: AP 4, Max Ag. (if Torso) 55, Wt. Arms/Legs 2kg, Head 2kg, Body 7kg

Advanced Armour. Full Set.

71-75
Profile: AP 5, Max Ag. 45, Wt. 15kg

Advanced Armour. Parts. Better.

Roll 1d10: 1-5 One Parts, 6-8 Two Parts, 9-10 Three Parts
76-80
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Legs, 4-5 Arms, 6-7 Head, 8-10 Torso
Profile: AP 5, Max Ag. (if Torso) 55, Wt. Arms/Legs 3kg, Head 2kg, Body 7kg

Advanced Armour. Full Set. Better.

81-84
Profile: AP 6, Max Ag. 45, Wt. 15kg

Advanced Armour. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-6 Full Set, 7-10 Full Set Better
Roll 1d10: 1 Roll Once for Qualities, 2-6 Roll Twice for Qualities, 7-9 Roll
85-88
Thrice for Qualities, 10 Roll Fourice for Qualities
Roll 1d10 (Reroll Duplicates): 1 Dark-sight, 2 Weight by half, 3-4 +1 AP, 5-6
Max. Ag. +10, 7 Vac-Sealed, 8 Auspex, 9 Recoil Gloves, 10 Jump Pack

Power Armour. Light.

Profile: AP 8, Max Ag. 40, Wt. 40kg, Increase Size by 1
89-92 Roll 1d10: 1-7 Unnatural Strength (1), 8-9 Unnatural Strength (2), 10 Unnatural
Strength (3)
Should be considered Vac-Sealed.

Power Armour. Heavy.

Profile: AP 10, Max Ag. 30, Wt. 65kg, Increase Size by 1
93-94 Roll 1d10: 1-3 Unnatural Strength (1), 4-7 Unnatural Strength (2), 8-9
Unnatural Strength (3), 10 Unnatural Strength (4)
Should be considered Vac-Sealed.

Power Armour. Terminator.

Profile: AP 12, Max Ag. 20, Wt. 120kg, Increase Size by 1
95 Roll 1d10: 1 Unnatural Strength (1), 2-4 Unnatural Strength (2), 5-8 Unnatural
Strength (3), 9 Unnatural Strength (4), 10 Unnatural Strength (5)
Should be considered Vac-Sealed.

96 Power Armour. Unique.

Roll 1d10: 1-6 Light, 7-9 Heavy, 10 Terminator
Should be considered Vac-Sealed.
Roll 1d10: 1 Roll Once for Qualities, 2-6 Roll Twice for Qualities, 7-9 Roll
Thrice for Qualities, 10 Roll Fourice for Qualities
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Roll 1d10 (Reroll Duplicates): 1 Work time increased to 24h, 2 Unnatural
Strength increased by 1, 3 AP +1, 4 Doesn’t Increase Size, 5-6 Max. Ag. +10, 7
Jump Pack (reroll if Terminator), 8 Auspex, 9 Dark-Sight, 10 Force Field (25)

97-100 A Truly Unique Armour.

Armour Type: 1-3 Basic, 4-5 Mesh, 6-8 Advanced, 9-10 Powered
Powered Work Time: 1 1 hour, 2-3 1d5 hours, 4-6 2d5 hours, 7-8 24h, 9-10
Indefinitely
Powered Size: 1-8 Increase Size by 1, 9-10 No increase in Size
Armour Points (Basic): 1-5 AP 3, 6-8 AP 4, 9-10 AP 5
Max. Ag. (Basic): 1-3 Max 60, 4-7 Max 55, 8-10 Max 50
Armour Points (Mesh): 1-5 AP 4, 6-8 AP 5, 9-10 AP 6
Max. Ag. (Mesh): 1-3 Max 70, 4-7 Max 65, 8-10 Max 60
Armour Points (Advanced): 1-5 AP 5, 6-8 AP 6, 9-10 AP 7
Max. Ag. (Advanced): 1-3 Max 55, 4-7 Max 50, 8-10 Max 45
Armour Points (Powered): 1-5 Normal (AP 8), 6-8 Heavy (AP 10), 9-10
Terminator (AP 12, roll 1d10, on 9+ it has AP 14)
Max. Ag. (Powered, AP 8): 1-3 Max 45, 4-7 Max 40, 8-10 Max 35
Max. Ag. (Powered, AP 10): 1-3 Max 35, 4-7 Max 30, 8-10 Max 25
Max. Ag. (Powered, AP 12): 1-3 Max 25, 4-7 Max 20, 8-10 Max 15
Max. Ag. (Powered, AP 14): 1-3 Max 20, 4-7 Max 15, 8-10 Max 10
Strength Benefit (Only Powered): Roll 1d10, 2+ means it has. Roll 1d10:
1-4 Un.Str (1), 5-7 Un.Str (2), 8-9 Un.Str (3), 10 Un. Str (4)
Decrease by 1 if AP 8 (minimum of 1). Increase by 1 if AP 12 or 14.
Agility Benefit non-Powered: 1-5 No Benefits, 6-7 One Benefit, 8-9 Two
Benefits, 10 Three Benefits
Agility Benefit Powered: 1-7 No Benefit, 8-9 One Benefit, 10 Two Benefits
Agility Benefits (Reroll Duplicates): 1-2 Stealth +10, 3-4 Stealth +20, 5-6
Un.Ag (1), 7-8 Un.Ag (2), 9 Un.Ag (3), 10 Un.Ag (2) and Stealth +10
Sight Benefit non-Powered: 1-5 No Benefits, 6-7 One Benefit, 8-9 Two
Benefits, 10 Three Benefits
Sight Benefit Powered: 1-3 No Benefit, 4-5 One Benefit, 6-7 Two Benefits, 8-9
Three Benefits, 10 Four Benefits
Sight Benefits (Reroll Duplicates): 1-3 Dark-Sight, 4-5 Awareness +10, 6-7
Auspex, 8 Preysense, 9 Photon Flash Immunity, 10 Targeter (Roll 1d10: 1-8 +5
Ballistic Skill, 9-10 +10 Ballistic Skill)
Safety Benefit non-Powered: 1-5 No Benefits, 6-7 One Benefit, 8-9 Two
Benefits, 10 Three Benefits
Safety Benefit Powered: 1-5 No Benefits, 6-7 One Benefit, 8-9 Two Benefits,
10 Three Benefits
Safety Benefits (Reroll Duplicates): 1-3 Vac-Sealed, 4-5 Built-In Survival
Suit, 6-7 Rebreather, 8 Built-In Stimm Injector (3 doses), 9 Magboots, 10 Life
Support (Roll 1d10: 1-5 One Week, 6-8 Two Weeks, 9-10 One Month)
Movement Benefit non-Powered: 1-5 No Benefits, 6-7 One Benefit, 8-9 Two
Benefits, 10 Three Benefits
Movement Benefit Powered: 1-7 No Benefit, 8-9 One Benefit, 10 Two
Benefits
Movement Benefits (Reroll Duplicates): 1-3 Increase movement by 1m, 4-5
Built-In Grapnel & Line, 6 Jump Pack (reroll if Max. Ag 20 or less), 7 Clip/Drop
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Harness (reroll if Max. Ag 20 or less), 8 Benefit of Sprint Talent, 9-10 Grav
Chute
Unique Benefit: 1-5 No Benefit, 6-7 One Benefit, 8-9 Two Benefits, 10 Three
Benefits
Unique Benefits (Reroll Duplicates):
1 Built-In Null Rod, 2 Laud Hailer, 3 Built-In Multicompass, 4 Built-In
Diagnostor, 5 Built-In Combi-Tool, 6 Built-In Melee Weapon (1d10 use stats of:
1-4 Mono Knife, 5-7 Chainblade, 8-9 Power Maul, 10 Powerfist), 7 Built-In
Ranged Weapon (1d10 use stats of: 1-4 Laspistol, 5-7 Hot-shot Laspistol, 8-9
Plasma Pistol, 10 Inferno Pistol), 8 Built-In Stummer, 9 Built-In Static
Generator, 10 Built-In Comm Leech

Gear or Tool
Each Tool/Gear can have a certain time of power. If you think the one you
generated should have a power source and a time limit.
Roll
Roll 1d10 for Continuous Use: 1-4 1 minute of operation, 5-6 10 minutes of
1d1000
operation, 7-8 1 hour of operation, 9-10 12 hours of operation
Roll 1d10 for One Time Use: 1-4 Once every minute, 5-6 Once every 10
Minutes, 7-8 Once an Hour, 9-10 Once a Day (24 hours)

Senses. Sight and Hearing.

1-30 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Awareness.

Senses. Detection.
Roll 1d10: 1-4 One Power, 5-6 Two Powers, 7-8 Three Powers, 9 Four
31-60 Powers, 10 All Powers
Powers: 1-3 Movement, 4-6 Toxicity, 7-8 Life Signs, 9 Energy, 10 Psychic.
Distance: 1-5 50m, 6-7 75m, 8-9 100m, 10 200m

Senses. Beyond.
61-74 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Psyniscience.

Senses. Life.
75-94 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Survival.

Senses. Lies.
95-106 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Scrutiny.

Senses. Mastery.
Detection: 1-6 No Detection, 7-10 Roll for Detection
107-114 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Roll 1d10: 1-5 Two Senses, 6-8 Three Senses, 9-10 All Senses
Senses: 1-3 Awareness, 4-5 Psyniscience, 6-8 Survival, 9-10 Scrutiny

Senses. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-3 See Through Barriers up to 10cm, 4-6 See Through Barriers up
115-120
to 50cm, 7 See Invisible Creatures, 8 Sonar Sense Trait, 9 Unnatural Senses
(up to Perception Bonus), 10 Ability to Touch (feeling) at a Distance 10m

Safety. Elude.
121-138 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Dodge.

Safety. Barrier.
Rating: 1-3 20, 4-7 30, 8-9 50, 10 70
157-168
Overload: 1-7 1-5, 8-9 1, 10 No Overload
Effect: Force Field.

Safety. Mastery.
Force Field: 1-7 No Force Field, 8-10 Roll for Force Field
169-176
Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Dodge and Parry.

Safety. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-4 Roll 1d10 on 8+ Attack is redirected at the Attacker, 5-7 Roll
177-182 1d10 on 8+ after being hit teleport up to 2d10 meters (scatter diagram), 8-9 Roll
1d10 on 7+ create temporary Cover around you (AP 8), 10 Roll 1d10 on 8+
change places with Attacker

Exploration. Land.
183-222 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Navigation (Surface).

Exploration. Stars.
223-252 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Navigation (Stellar).

Exploration. Immaterium.
253-272 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Navigation (Warp).

Exploration. Mastery.
273-286 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Navigation (All).

Exploration. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-4 Autonomously explore planet and gather information, 5-7
287-294
Shorten Warp Travel by 1d5 days, 8-9 Automatically create 3d map up to
100m, 10 Trace safest and quickest route to destination

Relations. Nice.
295-300 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Charm.

Relations. Sly.
301-306 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Deceive.

307-312 Relations. Demanding.

Relations. Probing.
313-318 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Inquiry.

Relations. Leading.
319-324 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Command.

Relations. Questioning.
325-332 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Interrogation.

Relations. Master.
Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Two Relations, 4-5 Three Relations, 6-7 Four Relations, 8-9
333-338
Five Relations, 10 All Relations
Relations: 1-2 Charm, 3 Deceive, 4-5 Intimidate, 6 Inquiry, 7 Command, 8-10
Interrogation

Relations. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Gain Fear (1), 4 Gain Fear (2), 5-6 Automatically Detect Lies, 7-
339-344
8 Ability to Communicate like Native Speaker, 9-10 Detect People's Biggest
Desire

Movement. Agile.
345-356 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Acrobatics.

Movement. Tough.
357-368 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Athletics.

Movement. Quick.
Effect: 1-6 Increase Movement by 1m, 7-8 Increase Movement by 2m, 9
369-374
Increase Movement by 4m, 10 Gain Unnatural Agility (X).
Unnatural: 1-6 1, 7-8 2, 9 3, 10 4.

Movement. Flying.
Fly Rate: 1-4 6m, 5-6 8m, 7-8 12m, 9 16m, 10 20m
Normal Movement: 1-3 Hoverer, 4-5 Only Flying, 6-7 Can Switch to Fly, No
375-386
Problem, 8-10 Can Switch to Fly, Double Normal Movement (Reroll if Fly Rate
6m or 8m)
Flight Time: 1-5 1 minute, 6-7 10 minutes, 8-9 1 hour, 10 Indefinitely

387-392 Movement. Mastery.

Flying: 1-8 No Flying, 9-10 Roll for Flying
Movement: 1-6 No Increase in Movement Speed, 7-10 Roll for Movement
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Speed Increase
Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Acrobatics and Athletics.

Movement. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-4 Unsafe Teleport up to 2d10 meters (on doubles gain 1 Insanity
Point), 5 Safe Teleport up to 2d10 meters, 6-7 Straight line speed up to 200m
393-398
for a round once per 10 minutes, 8 Turn Incorporeal up to 5 meters movement,
9 Burrower (2d10 meters) Trait, 10 Freedom of Movement not affected by
Gravity

Cypher. Mind.
399-412 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Logic.

Cypher. Simple.
413-424 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Linguistics (Chosen One).

Cypher. Advanced.
425-436 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Linguistics (Chosen Two).

Cypher. Expert.
437-444 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Linguistics (Chosen Three).

Cypher. Mastery.
445-450 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Linguistics (All) and Logic.

Cypher. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Universal Translator, 4-6 Autonomous Decoder, 7 Astropath
451-456
Message Decoder, 8-9 Gambling Probability Machine, 10 Quantum Riddle
Solver

Resistance. Air.
457-496 Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-7 +20, 8-9 +30, 10 Immunity
Effect: Resist Air Toxicity.

Resistance. Liquid.
497-536 Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-7 +20, 8-9 +30, 10 Immunity
Effect: Resist Liquid Toxicity.

Resistance. Environment.
537-576 Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-7 +20, 8-9 +30, 10 Immunity
Effect: Resist Coldness and Hotness.

577-616 Resistance. Space.

Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-7 +20, 8-9 +30, 10 Immunity
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Effect: Resist Void.

Resistance. Psychic.
617-620 Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-7 +20, 8-9 +30, 10 Immunity
Effect: Resist Psychic. Psykers wearing this can’t use powers.

Resistance. Pain.
Roll 1d10: 1-8 Additional Armor (can be affected by Penetration), 9-10
621-624 Unnatural Toughness (can be affected by Felling).
Bonus: 1-3 1, 4-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Effect: Whole Body.

Resistance. Mastery.
Pain: 1-8 No Pain, 9-10 Roll for Pain
Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-7 +20, 8-9 +30, 10 Immunity
625-628
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Two Resists, 4-5 Three Resists, 6-8 Four Resists, 9-10 All
Resists
Resists: 1-2 Air, 3-4 Liquid, 5-6 Environment, 7-8 Space, 9-10 Psychic

Resistance. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-2 Feel No Pain, Add 5 Wounds (can’t remove), 3-4 Regeneration
629-634
(1) Trait, 5 Regeneration (2) Trait, 6-7 Amphibious, 8-9 Sturdy Trait, 10
Decrease Critical Damage by 2

Knowledge. Simple.
Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
635-674
Roll 1d10: 1-2 Common Lore, 3-7 Scholastic Lore, 8-10 Forbidden Lore
Effect: Lore (Chosen One).

Knowledge. Advanced.
Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
675-704
Roll 1d10: 1-2 Common Lore, 3-7 Scholastic Lore, 8-10 Forbidden Lore
Effect: Lore (Chosen Two).

Knowledge. Expert.
Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
705-724
Roll 1d10: 1-2 Common Lore, 3-7 Scholastic Lore, 8-10 Forbidden Lore
Effect: Lore (Chosen Three).

Knowledge. Mastery.
725-730 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Lore (All).

Knowledge. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Memory Backup and Cleaner, 4-6 Knowledge Copier by Touch,
731-736
7-9 Sphinx Question - Gain Three Answers (one a lie) to a Question, 10 Gain
One Comprehensive Truthful Answer to a Question

737-766 Covertness. Body.

Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Effect: Stealth.

Covertness. Object.
767-786 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Sleight of Hand.

Covertness. Vanishing.
Roll 1d10: 1-6 Become Camouflaged (+30) while standing still, 7-9 Become
787-792 Invisible while standing still, 10 Become Invisible and everything above 2 meter
movement during one round turns you visible.
Effect: Whole Body.

Covertness. Mastery.
Vanishing: 1-8 No Vanishing, 9-10 Roll for Vanishing
793-800
Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Stealth and Sleight of Hand.

Covertness. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-4 Perfect Disguise, Doppelganger Effect, 5-6 Terrain Imitation
801-808
Field, 7-8 Small Object Teleportation Swap (5 meters, no more than 5kg), 9-10
Undetectable Homing Device

Ride. Land.
809-824 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Operate (Surface).

Ride. Air.
825-840 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Operate (Aeronautica).

Ride. Stars.
841-852 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Operate (Voidship).

Ride. Mastery.
853-864 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Operate (All).

Ride. Strange.
Roll 1d10: 1-4 Stand on Any Moving Surface (rocket, Astartes shoulders, etc.)
without a Fall, 5-6 Ride Any Beast at least 1 Size bigger than owner without fail,
865-868
7-8 Hijack any non-Voidship and non-Titan vehicle by touch, 9-10 Increase
movement of Operating vehicle/voidship (vehicle moves by 0.25 faster so a
10m would be 12.5m, voidship increases Speed by 1).

Helping Hand. Technology.

869-888 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Tech-Use.

889-912 Helping Hand. Safety.

Helping Hand. Master Tech.

913-922 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Tech-Use and Security.

Helping Hand. Doctor.

923-940 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Medicae.

Helping Hand. Merchant.

941-952 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Commerce.

Helping Hand. Novice Builder.

953-970 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Trade (Choose One).

Helping Hand. Adept Builder.

971-978 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Trade (Choose Two).

Helping Hand. Expert Builder.

979-984 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Trade (Choose Three).

Helping Hand. Master Builder.

985-988 Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Effect: Trade (All).

Helping Hand. Mastery.

Bonus: 1-7 +10, 8-9 +20, 10 +30
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Two Helps, 4-5 Three Helps, 6-8 Four Helps, 9-10 All Helps
989-992
Helps with: 1-2 Tech-Use, 3-4 Security, 5-6 Medicae, 7-8 Commerce, 9-10
Trade
Trades: 1-3 One Trade, 4-5 Two Trades, 6-8 Three Trades, 9-10 All Trades

Helping Hand. Strange.

993-996 Roll 1d10: 1-4 Automatic Repair, 5-7 Helper, 8-9 Autonomous Helper, 10
Copying Machine (GM discretion)

997-1000 A Truly Unique Gear and Tool

Amount of Abilities: 1-4 Two Gear or Tool, 5-7 Three Gear or Tool, 8-9 Four
Gear or Tool, 10 Five Gear or Tool
Gear or Tool Ability: 1-5 Gear, 6-10 Tool
Gear Ability Reroll Duplicates: 1-2 Senses, 3 Safety, 4 Relations, 5
Movement, 6-7 Resistance, 8-9 Covertness, 10 Ride
Tool Ability Reroll Duplicates: 1-3 Exploration, 4-5 Cypher, 6-7 Knowledge,
8-10 Helping Hand
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Senses: 1-2 Sight and Hearing, 3-4 Detection, 5 Beyond, 6-7 Life, 8 Lies, 9
Mastery, 10 Strange
Safety: 1-3 Elude, 4-6 Fence, 7-8 Barrier, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Relations: 1-2 Nice, 3 Sly, 4 Demanding, 5 Probing, 6 Leading, 7-8
Questioning, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Movement: 1-3 Agile, 4-6 Tough, 7 Quick, 8 Flying, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Resistance: 1 Air, 2 Liquid, 3-4 Environment, 5-6 Space, 7 Psychic, 8 Pain, 9
Mastery, 10 Strange
Covertness: 1-4 Body, 5-7 Object, 8 Vanishing, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Ride: 1-4 Land, 5-6 Air, 7-8 Stars, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Exploration: 1-3 Land, 4-6 Stars, 7-8 Immaterium, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Cypher: 1-3 Mind, 4-6 Simple, 7 Advanced, 8 Expert, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Knowledge: 1-3 Simple, 4-6 Advanced, 7-8 Expert, 9 Mastery, 10 Strange
Helping Hand: 1-2 Technology, 3-4 Safety, 5 Doctor, 6 Merchant, 7-8 Builder
(Roll 1d10: 1-3 Novice, 4-6 Adept, 7-8 Expert, 9-10 Master), 9 Mastery, 10
Strange

Roll 1d10 Ship Hull Class Requirement

1 Only Transport

2-4 Only Transport, Frigates, Raiders

5-6 Only Cruisers, Light Cruisers

7 Higher than Cruisers - Grand Cruisers, Battlecruisers, Battleships

8-10 All

Roll 1d100 Component Type

1-6 Lances

7-14 Macrobatteries

15 Torpedo Tubes

Landing Bays
16
It is advised to reroll, if the Hull Class is smaller than Light Cruiser.

17 Strange Weapon Components

18-20 Gellar Fields

21-27 Void Shields

28-33 Plasma Drive

34 Warp Drive

35-44 Ship Bridge

45-50 Life Sustainers

51-60 Crew Quarters

61-68 Augur Arrays

69-78 Cargo and Passenger Compartments

85-98 Voidship Facilities

99-100 Strange Component

Simple.
Power: 7
Space: 5
1 Strength: 1
Damage: 1d10+1
Crit Rating: 3
Range: 5

Simple. Better.
Power: 6
Space: 4
2 Strength: 1
Damage: 1d10+2
Crit Rating: 3
Range: 5

Advanced.
Power: 10
Space: 5
3 Strength: 1
Damage: 1d10+2
Crit Rating: 3
Range: 9

Advanced. Better.
Power: 9
Space: 4
4 Strength: 1
Damage: 1d10+3
Crit Rating: 3
Range: 9

Strong.
Power: 10
Space: 5
5 Strength: 1
Damage: 1d10+4
Crit Rating: 4
Range: 4

Long.
Power: 10
Space: 5
7 Strength: 1
Damage: 1d10+1
Crit Rating: 3
Range: 12

Long. Better
Power: 9
Space: 4
8 Strength: 1
Damage: 1d10+2
Crit Rating: 3
Range: 12

Exceptional.
Lance Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Advanced, 6 Advanced Better, 7
Strong, 8 Strong Better, 9 Long, 10 Long Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Space by 1, 3-4 Lower Power by 1, 5-6 Lower Space
by 2, 7-8 Lower Power by 2, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Component
Repaired in 1 Day
Damage: 1-6 No change, 7-8 +1, 9 +2, 10 +3
9 Strength: 1-8 No change, 9-10 +1
Crit Rating: 1-7 No change, 8-10 -1
Range: 1-7 No change, 8-9 +1, 10 +2
Special Effect: Roll 1d10, on 8+ it has:
1-3 On Crit additional Fire! Crit, 4-5 On Unpowered roll 1d10, on 7+ repowers
itself, 6-7 On hit, the second hit from the lance gets +10 to hit (works until next
shot), 8 On two hits in the same round, target gets another Crit (if Strength 1
reroll), 9 +5 to shoot, 10 +10 to shoot

10 Unique.
Power: 1-2 6, 3-4 7, 5-6 8, 7 9, 8-10 10
Space: 1-2 3, 3-6 4, 7-8 5, 9-10 6
Strength: 1-8 1, 9-10 2
Damage (1d10): 1-2 +1, 3-4 +2, 5-6 +3, 7-8 +4, 9 +5, 10 +6
Crit Rating: 1 2, 2-5 3, 6-8 4, 9-10 5
Range: 1 4, 2-4 6, 5-6 8, 7-9 10, 10 12
Maintenance: Roll 1d10, on 8+ it has: 1-2 Lower Space by 1, 3-4 Lower
Power by 1, 5-6 Lower Space by 2, 7-8 Lower Power by 2, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+
Quick Links: Description, Colony Main (Founding, Size, Growth Points, Cost, Purpose, Representative, Operations), Colony
Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
isn’t Damaged, 10 Component Repaired in 1 Day
Special Effect: 1-2 Gain +30 for Orbital Strike, 3 On Crit Unpowers additional
1d5-1 components, 4 On Short Range increase damage by 1, 5 +5 to shoot, 6
+10 to shoot, 7 Reroll damage once per round, 8 Can hide inside the ship,
becoming undetectable by Focused Augury (Needs 5 DoS or more), 9 Auto
Correct - ignores any penalties due to firing the lance at target (like Eldar stuff),
10 Can be turn to superheated mode, halve the damage done to the target
vessel but do additional +2d10 Crew damage

Simple.
Power: 3
Space: 3
1 Strength: 3
Damage: 1d10
Crit Rating: 6
Range: 4

Simple. Better.
Power: 2
Space: 2
2 Strength: 3
Damage: 1d10+1
Crit Rating: 6
Range: 4

Advanced.
Power: 5
Space: 3
3 Strength: 3
Damage: 1d10+1
Crit Rating: 5
Range: 6

Advanced. Better.
Power: 4
Space: 2
4 Strength: 3
Damage: 1d10+2
Crit Rating: 5
Range: 6

5 Strong.
Power: 10
Space: 6
Strength: 4
Damage: 1d10+3
Crit Rating: 4

Strong. Better.
Power: 8
Space: 4
6 Strength: 4
Damage: 1d10+4
Crit Rating: 4
Range: 5

Long.
Power: 8
Space: 5
7 Strength: 4
Damage: 1d10+1
Crit Rating: 4
Range: 9

Long. Better.
Power: 6
Space: 4
8 Strength: 4
Damage: 1d10+2
Crit Rating: 4
Range: 9

Exceptional.
Macrobattery Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Advanced, 6 Advanced
Better, 7 Strong, 8 Strong Better, 9 Long, 10 Long Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Space by 1, 3-4 Lower Power by 1, 5-6 Lower Space
by 2, 7-8 Lower Power by 2, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Component
Repaired in 1 Day
Damage: 1-4 No change, 6-8 +1, 9 +2, 10 +3
9
Strength: 1-6 No change, 7-8 +1, 9 +2, 10 +3
Crit Rating: 1-5 No change, 6-8 -1 9-10 -2
Range: 1-5 No change, 6-7 +1, 8-9 +2 10 +3
Special Effect: Roll 1d10, on 8+ it has:
1-3 Gain +30 for Orbital Strike, 4-5 On Unpowered roll 1d10, on 7+ repowers
itself, 6-7 On Critical Hit, it inflicts an additional Fire! Critical, 8 When it rolls 1
or 2 on Critical Hit, it affects 2 Components, 9 +5 to shoot, 10 +10 to shoot

10 Unique.
Power: 1-2 2, 3-4 3, 5-6 4, 7 6, 8-10 8
Space: 1-2 2, 3-6 3, 7-8 4, 9-10 6
Strength: 1-4 3, 5-7 4, 8-9 5, 10 6
Damage (1d10): 1-2 +1, 3-4 +2, 5-6 +3, 7-8 +4, 9 +5, 10 +6
Crit Rating: 1 3, 2-4 4, 5-8 5, 9-10 6
Range: 1-2 4, 3-4 5, 5-6 6, 7 8, 8 10, 10 12
Maintenance: Roll 1d10, on 8+ it has: 1-2 Lower Space by 1, 3-4 Lower

Simple.
Power: 2
1
Space: 6
Strength: 2

Simple. Better.
Power: 1
2
Space: 5
Strength: 2

Advanced.
Power: 3
3
Space: 7
Strength: 4

Advanced. Better.
Power: 2
4
Space: 6
Strength: 4

Strong.
Power: 3
5
Space: 7
Strength: 5

Strong. Better.
Power: 2
6
Space: 6
Strength: 5

Speed.
Power: 3
Space: 7
7
Strength: 3
Effect: +2VU Torpedo Speed during the turn they are launched, then normal
speed.

Exceptional.
Torpedo Tube Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Advanced, 6 Advanced
Better, 7 Strong, 8 Strong Better, 9 Speed, 10 Speed Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Power by 1 (reroll if Power is 1), 3-5 Lower Space by 1,
6-7 Lower Space by 2, 8 Remove Volatile, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10
Component Repaired in 1 Day
9
Strength: 1-8 No change, 9 +1, 10 +2
Special Effect: Roll 1d10, on 8+ it has:
1-3 Roll 1d10, on 6+ the torpedoes may be fired during the same Strategic Turn,
rather than a subsequent turn, 4-5 On Unpowered roll 1d10, on 7+ gets
repowers itself, 6-7 Increases Terminal Penetration by 1, 8 When it rolls 1 or 2
on Critical Hit, it affects 2 Components, 9-10 +10 to Torpedo Rating

Unique.
Power: 1-2 1, 3-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1-2 4, 3-6 5, 7-8 6, 9-10 8
Strength: 1 2, 2-3 3, 4-5 4, 6-7 5, 8-9 6, 10 8
Speed: 1-7 No Speed bonus, 8-10 Speed Bonus (+2VU Torpedo Speed during
the turn they are launched, then normal speed)
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Power by 1 (reroll if Power is 1), 3-5 Lower Space by 1,
6-7 Lower Space by 2, 8 Remove Volatile, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10
Component Repaired in 1 Day
Special Effect: 1-3 Uses Specific Torpedoes*, 4 Uses Specific Torpedoes*, but
it’s Unlimited, 5 Torpedoes after 2 round must be detected with Active Augur
(min. 3 DoS), since they become “invisible”, unless detected by the target, he
10 has -20 penalty to hit them, 6 Sticky Torpedoes don’t explode on contact but
stick to the enemy and explode upon orders from the shooter (must be at least
20 VUs from the torpedo), 7 All Torpedoes are Guided Torpedoes (Battlefleet
Koronus), 8-9 Void-to-Surface - the torpedoes have a surface guidance system
allowing the ship to send them at planetary targets with precision, 10 Extreme
Terminal Penetration - upon rolling natural 1 on damage, count it as rolling a
natural 10, only once per round of combat
*Specific Torpedoes:
1-2 Speed: 10, Dam.: 2d10+16, Crit: 10, Range: 60, Terminal P. (3)
3-4 Speed: 12, Dam.: 2d10+8, Crit: 9+, Range: 70, Terminal P. (2)
5-6 Speed: 8, Dam.: 2d10+10, Crit: 8+, Range: 50, Terminal P. (5)
7-8 Speed: 10, Dam.: 2d10+12, Crit: 6+, Range: 60, Terminal P. (4)
9-10 Speed: 10, Dam.: 3d10+4, Crit: 10, Range: 60, Terminal P. (8)

Simple.
Power: 2
1
Space: 5
Strength: 1

Simple. Better.
Power: 1
2
Space: 4
Strength: 1

Advanced.
Power: 2
3
Space: 8
Strength: 2

Advanced. Better.
Power: 1
4
Space: 6
Strength: 2

Spacious.
Power: 4
5
Space: 12
Strength: 3

Spacious. Better.
Power: 2
6
Space: 9
Strength: 3

Automatic.
Power: 3
Space: 8
7 Strength: 2
Effect: The component automatically, due to a series of servitors or other way,
prepares squadrons ready for operations. It is still limited to the squadron limit
per round.

8 Automatic. Better.
Power: 2
Space: 6
Strength: 2
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Effect: The component automatically, due to a series of servitors or other way,
prepares squadrons ready for operations. It is still limited to the squadron limit
per round.

Exceptional.
Landing Bay Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Advanced, 6 Advanced
Better, 7 Spacious, 8 Spacious Better, 9 Automatic, 10 Automatic Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Power by 1 (reroll if Power is 1), 3-5 Lower Space by
1, 6-8 Lower Space by 2, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Component
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9
Strength: 1-9 No change, 10 +1
Special Effect: Roll 1d10, on 8+ it has:
1-3 Whenever rolling for Upkeep, add +30 to the test, 4-5 On Unpowered roll
1d10, on 7+ gets repowers itself, 6-7 Increases initial speed by 2, 8 When
Squadrons are eliminated, roll 1d10 for each eliminated Squadron, on 7+ that
Squadron is quickly repaired, 9 +5 to Craft Rating, 10 +10 to Craft Rating

10 Unique.
Power: 1-3 1, 4-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1-3 4, 4-6 5, 7-8 6, 9-10 8
Strength: 1-4 1, 5-8 2, 9 3, 10 4
Automatic: 1-7 Not Automatic, 8-10 Automatic (The component automatically,
due to a series of servitors or other way, prepares squadrons ready for
operations. It is still limited to the squadron limit per round)
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Power by 1 (reroll if Power is 1), 3-5 Lower Space by
1, 6-8 Lower Space by 2, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Component
Repaired in 1 Day
Special Effect: 1-2 Uses Specific Attack Craft*, 3 Uses Unlimited Specific
Attack Craft*, 4 Increase bonus to operations by +5 for every additional
successful Squadron, 5 Attack Craft can be unmanned, pilots are in the
Landing Bay, 6 Ignore penalty if Squadron below half-strength, 7-8 Increases
initial speed by 2, 9 +5 to Craft Rating, 10 +10 to Craft Rating
*Specific Attack Craft:
Attack Craft Class: 1-2 Only as Fighters, 3-4 Only as Bomber**, 5 Only as
Assault Boat, 6-7 Fighter and Bomber*, 8 Fighter and Assault Boat, 9
Bomber** and Assault Boat, 10 All Functions**
**Bomber Subtype: 1-7 Normal Bombers, 8-9 Only Torpedo Bombers, 10
Both
Craft Rating: 1-2 +5, 3-4 +8, 5-7 +10, 8 +12, 9 +15, 10 +18
Speed: 1 8, 2-3 9, 4-5 10, 6-7 11, 8-9 12, 10 14
Squadron Size: 1 5, 2-3 10, 4-6 15, 7-8 20, 9 25, 10 30
Craft Special Effect: Roll 1d10, on 7+ it has:
1-2 squadron reduces its losses by one to a minimum of zero or gains a +5
bonus on the Upkeep Test, 3-4 squadrons do not suffer a penalty if their
squadron is below half-strength (reroll if it has it from the landing bay), 5 the
defending turrets’ ship must reroll the first successful attack against the craft,
works once per combat, 6 the attack craft do not need refueling and can fly
indefinitely outside the ship, 7-8 the attack craft have the ability to camouflage
on planet surface, making them almost undetectable (augurs have a -30
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penalty to detect them, 9-10 the attack craft gain +20 to tests involving
attacking surface targets

Nova Cannon.
This weapon can be only installed on Hull Class of Cruiser or bigger. Reroll if
the Hull Class is smaller.
Power: 3
Space: 7
1 Damage: 2d5+4
Range: 6-40
Core Architecture: This weapon Component is always revealed by successful
Active Augury - it is too large to be concealed.
Nova Cannon: Follows the rules for Nova Cannon in Battlefleet Koronus page
16.

Bombardment Cannons
This weapon can be only installed on Hull Class of Light Cruiser or bigger.
Reroll if the Hull Class is smaller.
Power: 5
Space: 5
Strength: 3
Damage: 1d10+6
Crit Rating: 2
Range: 4
2
Destructive: If this weapon generates a crit, add 1 to the result rolled.
Death from Above: Bombardment Cannons act as macrobatteries and can
only be mounted in a Prow, Dorsal, or Keel weapons slot. When in orbit, the
players gain +20 towards any Intimidate tests against planetary based
characters. When working toward a Military Objective against a planet, the
players earn an additional 50 Achievement Points. When used as part of a
planetary bombardment, bombardment cannons double the affected area, do
an additional 20 damage to large units, and deal an additional 10 damage to
individuals and vehicles.

3 Crust Melter - Void Combat: The torpedo can be shot at other voidships or
stations that are 4 VUs away from the ship. This big missile can’t be stopped
or hindered by Void Shields but can by ship’s turrets. The shooter makes a
normal Shooting Action and the defenders rolls for Crew Rating + ten times
Turret Rating - attacker’s DoS times 5. If the attacker succeeds, the missile
doesn’t need to penetrate the Armour of the vessel, it just does. Roll 1d5+5.
Multiply that number by 5. This is the amount of Hull Damage, Crew Damage
and Morale Damage the ship suffered. If it suffered at least half of it’s maximal
Hull Integrity, then the vessel is destroyed outright, leaving nothing behind. If
any of the previous rolls fails, the missile explodes in a safe distance.
Crust Melter - Planetary: When the torpedo hits the planet, and that takes
about 15 minutes to land from the orbit, it begins the cascade. The nuclear-
fusion plasma detonation erupts and in about an hour burns everything into
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nothingness, even seas. The crust of the planet cracks and the gravity barely
holds it together. You can survive this only by being in impenetrable fortress
very, very deep underground.
Crust Melter - Highly Volatile: If this Component is Damaged or Destroyed
(but not Unpowered or Depressurised) while the torpedo is ready, it has a 25
percent chance of exploding on Damaged and 50 percent chance of exploding
on Destroyed. In this event, the Component is destroyed and the ship rolls
1d5+3. Multiply that number by 5. This is the amount of Hull Damage, Crew
Damage and Morale Damage the ship suffered. If it suffered at least half of it’s
maximal Hull Integrity, then the vessel is destroyed outright, leaving nothing
behind.

Atmospheric Incinerator - Void Combat: The torpedo can be shot at other

voidships or stations that are 4 VUs away from the ship. This big missile can’t
be stopped or hindered by Void Shields but can by ship’s turrets. The shooter
makes a normal Shooting Action and the defenders rolls for Crew Rating + ten
times Turret Rating - attacker’s DoS times 5. If the attacker succeeds, the
missile must penetrate the armour, so it rolls 1d10+8. If it does penetrate, then
havoc ensues. Roll 1d5+5. The result is threefold. First, multiply that number
by 10, that’s how much the ship lost in Crew. Secondly, multiply that number
by 5, that’s how much the ship lost in Morale. Thirdly, the result is how many
components were Depressurized to safeguard the rest of the ship. If any of the
previous rolls fails, the missile explodes in a safe distance.
Atmospheric Incinerator - Planetary: The moment the torpedo hits the
atmosphere, it ignites it, and that takes less than 10 minutes to accomplish
from the orbit. Then the cascade happens, where the oxygen on the whole
planets starts to burn up. The seas even boil up to nothing. This takes about
an hour to accomplish. In order to survive, you need to be inside an airtight
structure deep underground. You can’t survive even in deep caves.
Atmospheric Incinerator - Highly Volatile: If this Component is Damaged or
Destroyed (but not Unpowered or Depressurised) while the torpedo is ready, it
has a 25 percent chance of exploding on Damaged and 50 percent chance of
exploding on Destroyed. In this event, the Component is destroyed and the
ship rolls 1d5+3. The result is threefold. First, multiply that number by 10, that’s
how much the ship lost in Crew. Secondly, multiply that number by 5, that’s
how much the ship lost in Morale. Thirdly, the result is how many components
were Depressurized to safeguard the rest of the ship.

World Breaker - Void Combat: The torpedo can be shot at other voidships or
stations that are 4 VUs away from the ship. This big missile can’t be stopped
or hindered by Void Shields but can by ship’s turrets. The shooter makes a
normal Shooting Action and the defenders rolls for Crew Rating + ten times
Turret Rating - attacker’s DoS times 5. If the attacker succeeds, the missile
doesn’t need to penetrate the Armour of the vessel, it just does. Roll 1d5+5.
Multiply that number by 10. This is the amount of Hull Damage, Crew Damage
and Morale Damage the ship suffered. If it suffered at least half of it’s maximal
Hull Integrity, then the vessel is destroyed outright, leaving nothing behind. If
any of the previous rolls fails, the missile explodes in a safe distance.

Void Beam
This ancient weapon is a larger and much more terrifying cousin of well-known
lances. The highly concentrated, cracking beam of death is capable of piercing
any layers of defence, be it armour, void shields of any other more exotic
means. The lethal stream of antimatter is capable of cutting through any
material galaxy has ever developed in a matter of mere milliseconds.
It is advised that this component should be only for Hulls Class Light Cruiser or
bigger.
Power: 14
Space: 8
6
Strength: 1
Damage: 2d10+10
Range: 10
Core Architecture: This weapon Component is always revealed by successful
Active Augury - it is too large to be concealed.
Leave Nothing on the Path: The weapon ignores the Void Shields and
Armour of its target. When the target is hit, it deals automatically a Critical Hit -
Unpowering 1d5 components.
Total Overload: After the weapon is used, it cannot be used again for 1d5+1
rounds.

Disruption Macrocannons
It is advised that these weapons should occupy only a Port or Starboard
Weapon Capacity slot.
Power: 4
Space: 2
Strength: 3
Damage: 1d10+1
Range: 5
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 2, Increase Space
8 by 3, Increase Strength by 3.
If for higher than Cruiser Only: Same as above.
Short the Flow: Disruption weapons compromise the circuitry and wiring
required to transfer power from the ship’s engine to her other components. For
every five damage that exceeds the target’s Void Shields, one randomly
selected Component on the target ship becomes Unpowered. This weapon’s
damage is not affected by Armour.
Ionic Blast: These weapons never cause critical hits, nor do they deal
damage to Hull Integrity. These weapons may only be combined into a salvo
with other Disruption Macrocannon weapons.

Hunter-Killer Missile Array

No matter where the component is put. It fires in a 360 degree angle, sending
multiple self-guided missiles at the enemies.
Power: 2
Space: 6
Strength: 3
Damage: 1d10+4
Crit Rating: 6
Range: 5
10
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 1, Increase Space
by 2, Increase Strength by 2.
If for higher than Cruiser Only: Same as above.
Effect: This weapon can fit in any Weapon Capacity slot (Prow, Dorsal,
Starboard, Port or Keel) but it ignores the rules for that slot, instead being able
to shoot in any direction. The self-guided missiles go straight into the enemies
and those that fly past, die out without fuel. Void Shield work normally against
these missiles. Turrets do not stop the salvo. The component follows the rules
for Macrocannons.

Simple.
1 Power: 2
Space: 0.

Simple. Better.
2 Power: 1.
Space: 0.

Safety.
Power: 3
Space: 0
3
Auto-engagement routines: If the ship unexpectedly enters the warp, roll
1d10. On a 3 or higher, the Gellar Field activates automatically, protecting the
ship from any warp intrusion that may have taken place.

Safety. Better.
Power: 2
Space: 0
4
Auto-engagement routines: If the ship unexpectedly enters the warp, roll
1d10. On a 3 or higher, the Gellar Field activates automatically, protecting the
ship from any warp intrusion that may have taken place.

Risky.
Power: 2
Space: 0
5 Tainted Field (RT2 Rules): During Warp Navigation, the Navigator gains +10
to his Navigation (Warp) checks. However, the Navigator must draw additional
card (unrevealed, but can be with a point from Locating the Astronomican). For
RT1 rules, use the Belecane-pattern 90.r Gellar Field rules.

Risky. Better.
Power: 1
Space: 0
6 Tainted Field (RT2 Rules): During Warp Navigation, the Navigator gains +10
to his Navigation (Warp) checks. However, the Navigator must draw additional
card (unrevealed, but can be with a point from Locating the Astronomican). For
RT1 rules, use the Belecane-pattern 90.r Gellar Field rules.

Warded.
Power: 2
Space: 0
7
Wardings (RT2 Rules): During Warp Navigation, the Gellar Field allows to
redraw a card, after it was revealed. However, the Navigator must accept the
new card. For RT1 rules, use the Warpsbane Hull rules.

Exceptional.
Gellar Field Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Safety, 6 Safety Better, 7
Risky, 8 Risky Better, 9 Warded, 10 Warded Better
Special Effect: 1 Allows the voidship to exit the Warp in Silent Running, 2-3
The Emergency Warp Jump during combat has +10 bonus, 4-5 Whenever this
9
component is hit by a Critical Hit, roll 1d10, on 6+ ignore it, 6 The component
can be repaired within a day, 7 If for some reason, the Gellar Field unpowers
or fails during warp travel, roll 1d10, on 5+ backup turns on and safeguards the
ship, 8-9 Lower Power by 1 (reroll if Power is 1), 10 Gain the External trait
(Although it is external, it can only be destroyed or damaged by a Critical Hit.)

Unique.
Power: 1-7 1, 8-9 2, 10 3
Space: 0
Additional Effect: Roll 1d10, on 7+ it has an additional effect:
1-4 Safety, 5-6 Risky, 7-10 Warded
Special Effect: 1-2 Double Duty, works as an equivalent Void Shield (1 for
Raiders, Frigates and Transports, 2 for LCs and Cruisers, 3 for Grand Cruisers
and bigger), it doesn’t stack with a normal Void Shield component, 3 Demonic
Safeguard, roll 1d10 until you roll one of these numbers 6 (Slaanesh), 7
(Nurgle), 8 (Khorne), 9 (Tzeentch), 10 (Undivided) or 1 (Malal). Whenever
under attack in the Warp (like Demonic Incursion), the Daemons from the
rolled Chaos faction will defend it, thinking it’s their ally, 4 Grey Clouds, during
10 warp travel, the gellar field is at least 100 meters from the nearest part of the
ship, which allows voidsmen to do repairs on the ship. Also, it is not needed
(still prefered) to close all windows as the Gellar Field projects grey clouds
obscuring the Warp from mortal eyes, this doesn’t have an effect on
Navigator’s Warp Eye, 5 Pierce the Warp (RT 2 Rules), whenever entering a
Warp route, increase it’s Stability up to Stable, decreasing it’s parity and time
appropriate by the GM (rule of thumb is half), 6-7 Time Stability, whenever the
ship would exit the Warp back in time, the Gellar Field can stop in just before
the exit to return to the “future”, 8 Painful Incursion, whenever Daemons attack
the ship, Damage made by the voidsmen against them increase by 1d10, 9-10
Minds at Peace, whenever the Crew or other characters on the ship are
required to test Willpower against Warp Events (like hallucinations), they gain
+20 to the test.

Simple.
Power: 6
1
Space: 2
Shields: 1

Simple. Better.
Power: 5
2
Space: 1
Shields: 1

Repulsor.
Power: 7
Space: 2
3 Shields: 1
Effect: The ship does not suffer penalties to Manoeuvre Actions when
travelling through nebulas, ice rings, plasma clouds or other celestial
phenomena consisting primarily of small particles.

Repulsor. Better.
Power: 5
Space: 1
4 Shields: 1
Effect: The ship does not suffer penalties to Manoeuvre Actions when
travelling through nebulas, ice rings, plasma clouds or other celestial
phenomena consisting primarily of small particles.

Backup.
Power: 8
Space: 3
5
Shields: 1
Effect: Whenever the ship loses all the Void Shields, roll 1d10, on 8+ the Void
Shields regain 1 point for the next attack. Can occur only once per round.

6 Backup. Better.
Power: 6
Space: 2
Shields: 1
Effect: Whenever the ship loses all the Void Shields, roll 1d10, on 8+ the Void

Strong.
Power: 10
Space: 4
7 Shields: 2
Effect: The Void Ship has one more shield than normal, however, the
component is highly Volatile. Whenever the component is hit with a Critical Hit,
additionally the Fire critical takes place.

Strong. Better.
Power: 8
Space: 3
8 Shields: 2
Effect: The Void Ship has one more shield than normal, however, the
component is highly Volatile. Whenever the component is hit with a Critical Hit,
additionally the Fire critical takes place.

Exceptional.
Gellar Field Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Repulsor, 6 Repulsor
Better, 7 Backup, 8 Backup Better, 9 Strong, 10 Strong Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Space by 1 (reroll if Space is 1), 3-4 Lower Power by
1, 5-6 Lower Space by 2 (reroll if Space is 1 or 2), 7-8 Lower Power by 2, 9
Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Component Repaired in 1 Day
Special Effect: 1-2 Hidden Shields, the shields do not show up on Augurs
even if activated (only on Focused Augur with 5 DoS), 3 Flickering Shadows,
9 the Void Shields can be turned on while on Silent Running, however, when hit
roll 1d10, on 8+ the shields didn’t stop the attack, 4 Some Power to the
Lances, the Void Shields can be turned off for a round to give the ship’s
Lances additional damage equal to 3x the amount of shields, 5-6 Strong Void
Shields, whenever the ship is close to a Plasma Drive Explosion, it reduces the
taken damage by 4x the amount of shields, 7 Hololith Ghost, precise Lance
attacks against the ship are done with a -20 penalty, even if the Void Shield
was reduced to 0 during combat, 8-10 Whenever the Void Shield component is
Unpowered, roll 1d10, on 6+ it comes back online

10 Unique.
Power: 1 4, 2-3 5, 4-6 6, 8 7, 9 8, 10 10
Space: 1 1, 2-5 2, 6-8 3, 9-10 4
Shields: 1-9 1, 10 2
Additional Effect: Roll 1d10, on 7+ it has an additional effect:
1-4 Backup, 5-10 Repulsor
Special Effect: 1 Illusory Ship, the ship can on Active Augurs look like a
different ship, even to the naked eye. Only Focused Augurs with +2 DoS or
being 5 VUs close detect that it’s a fake, 2 Hololith Shade, precise Lance
attacks against the ship are done with a -40 penalty, while macrobatteries with
-20, 3 Warp Travel Disruptor, whenever the Void Shields are active, ships
entering the Warp in 10 VUs from it have a -40 penalty to Navigate (Warp), 4-5
External, the Void Shields become an External component allowing only
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Critical Hits to target them for Damage or Destruction, 6 Boost Arc, the Void
Shields can boost the nearby allies’ void shields, with the cost of 1 Void Shield
up to 5 ships that are VUs away gain 1 additional Void Shield, this bonus is
lost when the main ship has unpowered, damaged or destroyed voidshield,
turned off this feature or the ally moved further than 5 VUs, 7-8 All Power to
the Lances, the Void Shields can be turned off for a round to give the ship’s
Lances additional damage equal to 4x the amount of shields, 9-10 Enveloping
Shadows, the Void Shields can be turned on while on Silent Running and the
component is virtually undetectable (only on Focused Augur with 5 DoS)

Simple.
1 Base Power: 32
Base Space: 10

Simple. Better.
2 Base Power: 35
Base Space: 8

Advanced.
3 Base Power: 35
Base Space: 9

Advanced. Better.
4 Base Power: 37
Base Space: 7

Powered.
5 Base Power: 40
Base Space: 12

Powered. Better.
6 Base Power: 45
Base Space: 10

Speed.
Base Power: 34
7 Base Space: 11
Effect: Increase Manoeuvrability by 3 and Speed by 1. If the Hull is smaller
than Light Cruiser, increase this to 5 and 2 respectively.

Speed. Better.
Base Power: 36
8 Base Space: 9
Effect: Increase Manoeuvrability by 3 and Speed by 1. If the Hull is smaller
than Light Cruiser, increase this to 5 and 2 respectively.

Unique.
Power: 1 32, 2-5 35, 6-7 37, 8 40, 9 42, 10 45
Space: 1 7, 2-4 8, 5-6 9, 7 10, 8 11, 9 12, 10 13
Speed: 1-7 No Speed, 8-10 Speed Bonus
Special Effect: 1 Mimic Engine, By concentrating on memories of vessels
previously encountered, the ship’s Navigator may make a Hard (+10)
Perception Test to modify the pattern of mimicry as a free action. To all
sensors, the vessel will appear as the type chosen. The cloak is immediately
10 pierced once visual contact has been made, 2-3 Hungry Hungry Plasma, the
engine can boost its power output by 10, if it can spend a day harvesting
plasma from a blue star, 4 Distributed Network, whenever the Plasma Engine
is to be hit by a Critical, roll 1d10, on 6+ it ignores it, 5 The ship is able to help
during Warp Travel, decrease the amount of days traveled by 1d5+2, 6-7 Once
per combat, the ship can make an instant halt, not moving at all, without a test
to be made, 8 The ship ignores penalties to due gravity wells, 9 Dampened
Drives, grants a +15 bonus to Silent Running Manoeuvre and any attempt to
detect it with Augurs suffer -15 penalty, 10 +10 to Pilot (Voidship) tests

Simple.
1 Power: 11
Space: 11

Simple. Better.
2 Power: 10
Space: 10

Safe Shorten.
Power: 14
Space: 14
Transports, Frigates and Raiders: After all rolls, reduce the travel time by
1d10 days for every week traveled. If the voyage is shorter than 1 week before
reduction, this has no effect.
3
Cruisers and Light Cruisers: After all rolls, reduce the travel time by 1d5
days for every week traveled. If the voyage is shorter than 1 week before
reduction, this has no effect.
Bigger than Cruiser: After all rolls, reduce the travel time by 1d5 days for
every two weeks traveled. If the voyage is shorter than 2 weeks before
reduction, this has no effect.

Safe Shorten. Better.

Power: 12
Space: 12
Transports, Frigates and Raiders: After all rolls, reduce the travel time by
1d10 days for every week traveled. If the voyage is shorter than 1 week before
reduction, this has no effect.
4
Cruisers and Light Cruisers: After all rolls, reduce the travel time by 1d5
days for every week traveled. If the voyage is shorter than 1 week before
reduction, this has no effect.
Bigger than Cruiser: After all rolls, reduce the travel time by 1d5 days for
every two weeks traveled. If the voyage is shorter than 2 weeks before
reduction, this has no effect.

Risky Shorten.
Power: 10
Space: 12
5
Effect: After all rolls, reduce the travel time by half (rounded up). However, the
Navigator must draw additional card (unrevealed, but can be with a point from
Locating the Astronomican).

Safer Lengthen.
Power: 12
7 Space: 13
Effect: After all rolls, multiply the travel time by 2. However, when the
Navigator must draw cards, he can decide to draw one less unrevealed card.

Safer Lengthen. Better.

Power: 10
8 Space: 11
Effect: After all rolls, multiply the travel time by 2. However, when the
Navigator must draw cards, he can decide to draw one less unrevealed card.

Exceptional.
Warp Drive Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Safe Shorten, 6 Safe
Shorten Better, 7 Risky Shorten, 8 Risky Shorten Better, 9 Safer Lengthen, 10
Safer Lengthen Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Space by 1 3-4 Lower Power by 1, 5-6 Lower Space
by 2, 7-8 Lower Power by 2, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Remove
negative part of Effect (reroll if not Risky Shorten or Safer Lengthen) - Risky
9
Shorten remove additional card draw, Safer Lengthen remove multiply travel
time
Special Effect: 1-2 +5 to Navigation (Warp) tests, 3-4 +10 to Navigation
(Warp) tests, 5 +10 to Warp Encounter tests, 6 Shorten Real Time travel by
1d5 days for every day in the Warp, 7 Ignore Critical effects of Warp Drive
Explosion, 8 Bonus +30 bonus to Emergency Warp Jump, 9-10 halve penalties
for Warp Jump not in the Mandeville Points

10 Unique.
Power: 1 7, 2 8, 3-4 9, 5-6 10, 7-8 11, 9 12, 10 14
Space: 1 9, 2-6 10, 7-8 11, 9 12, 10 13
Additional Effect: Roll 1d10, on 6+ has one:
1-3 Safe Shorten Effect, 4-6 Risky Shorten Effect*, 7-10 Safer Lengthen
Effect*
*Maintenance: Roll 1d10, on 8+ the negative effect is removed - Risky
Shorten remove additional card draw, Safer Lengthen remove multiply travel
time
Special Effect: 1-2 +10 to Navigation (Warp) tests, 3-4 Ignore penalties for
Warp Jump not in the Mandeville Points, 5 Reveal one card or discard one
revealed one (non Demonic Incursion) once during warp travel, 6
Automatically chart the warp route at best quality and even the return trip, 7
+20 to Warp Encounter tests, 8 Realspace Pocket Creation, when a nearby
ship gets inflicted the Critical Warp Drive Explosion, this ship ignores its
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Quirks (Positive, Negative)
effects, 9 Warp Storm Rider, decrease the severity of a warp route with Warp
Storm to Worse, ignore the penalties for Warp Jump into a Warp Storm, 10
Gain additional 1d10+1 points for Warp Travel Step 4, rolled each time

Repair.
Power: 1
Space: 1
1
Bonus: 1-3 +5, 4-8 +10, 9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: As long as the bridge remains undamaged, all Tech-Use Tests to
repair the ship gain a bonus.

Scanner.
Power: 3
Space: 1
2
Bonus: 1-6 +5, 7-8 +10, 9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: This ship gains a bonus to Detection when using Active Augury or
Focused Augury.

Organised.
Power: 1
Space: 1
3 Theme: 1-2 Exploration, 3-4 Trade, 5-6 Military, 7-8 Criminal, 9-10 Creed
Achievement Points: 1 25, 3-5 50, 6-7 75, 8-9 100, 10 150
Effect: When working towards an Themed objective, the players earn an
additional Achievement Points.

Reinforced.
Power: 2
4 Space: 2
Effect: If this Component takes a Critical Hit or becomes damaged or
unpowered, roll 1d10. On a 4 or higher, the component is unharmed.

Command.
Power: 2
Space: 1
5
Bonus: 1-4 +5, 5-7 +10, 8-9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: As long as the bridge remains undamaged, all Command Tests made
by the captain gain a bonus.

Manoeuvrability.
Power: 1
6 Space: 1
Bonus: 1-6 +5, 7-8 +10, 9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: Increase the ship’s Manoeuvrability by +5.

Combat.
Power: 3
8 Space: 3
Bonus: 1-4 +5, 5-7 +10, 8-9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: All Ballistic Skill Tests to fire shipboard weapons gain a bonus.

Exceptional.
Bridge Effects: 1-3 Two Bridge Effects, 4-6 Three Bridge Effects, 7-8 Four
Bridge Effects, 9-10 Five Bridge Effects
9 Roll 1d10: 1-2 Repair, 3 Scanner, 4 Organized, 5 Reinforced, 6-7 Command,
8 Manoeuvrability, 9 Navigation 10 Combat
Power: 1 plus 1 for every 2 Bridge Effects (at five it’s 1+3)
Space: 1 plus 1 for every 2 Bridge Effects (at five it’s 1+3)

10 Unique.
Bridge Effects: 1-3 Two Bridge Effects, 4-6 Three Bridge Effects, 7-8 Four
Bridge Effects, 9-10 Five Bridge Effects
Roll 1d10: 1-2 Repair, 3 Scanner, 4 Organized, 5 Reinforced, 6-7 Command,
8 Manoeuvrability, 9 Navigation 10 Combat
Power: 1 plus 1 for every 2 Bridge Effects (at five it’s 1+3)
Space: 1 plus 1 for every 2 Bridge Effects (at five it’s 1+3)
Special Effect: 1-2 Fleet Command, give bonus (Roll 1d10: 1-4 +5, 5-7 +10,
8-9 +15, 10 +20) to allied ships in 10 VUs from this ship, 3-4 Landing Bay
Mastery, tests to ready new squadrons are automatically passed, 5 Have no
Fear Your Captain is Here, automatically past tests with Bolster Resolve,
Disinformation, Prepare to Repel Boarders! and Put Your Backs Into It!
Shipboard Actions by the captain with DoS equal to his Fellowship Bonus plus
1d5, 6 Gain bonus (Roll 1d10: 1-4 +5, 5-7 +10, 8-9 +15, 10 +20) for Planetary
Bombardment tests and planetary invasion related tests, also, ground-based
forces in vox communication with the ship count as being equipped with a
Multicompass, 7 Gain additional 1d5 DoS when scanning a Planet, Moon or
Space Hulk, 8 Heavily Guarded, the bridge is guarded by murder servitors,
servitor-turrets with autocannons and lascannons and additional flame traps,
the doors to the bridge itself has AP 32 with 120 Structural Integrity, 9
Diplomatic, the bridge has an universal translator installed giving everybody on
the bridge relevant Linguistic skill at +30, also, if need be to roll for Lore related
to an encountered Xenos, Imperial Planet or similar (GM discretion), the
characters on the bridge receive +20 bonus to the Lore tests, 10 Shriek,
automatically past test for Jam Communications. Also, the ship’s Enginseer
Prime makes a Very Hard (-30) Opposed Tech-Use test against one target
vessel 10 VUs from the ship who’s Enginseer Prime makes the test with a
bonus of 10 plus Detection. If the Shriek ship wins, the target loses all Augurs,
they become Unpowered for 1d5 rounds, essentially blinding them, 1d5-1
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
components become Unpowered on the ship and all Hit&Run and Boarding
actions have a +30 bonus to tests against the crippled ship.

Simple.
1 Power: 5
Space: 3

Simple. Better.
2 Power: 4
Space: 2

Depressurization.
Power: 5
Space: 5
3
Morale: 1-8 +1, 9 +2, 10 +3
Effect: Increase Morale permanently. This starship reduces Crew Population
and Morale losses due to Depressurization by 4, to a minimum of 0.

Depressurization. Better.
Power: 4
Space: 4
4
Morale: 1-8 +1, 9 +2, 10 +3
Effect: Increase Morale permanently. This starship reduces Crew Population
and Morale losses due to Depressurization by 4, to a minimum of 0.

Cleanest.
Power: 5
Space: 5
5
Morale: 1-8 +3, 9 +4, 10 +5
Effect: Increase Morale permanently. This starship reduces Morale losses by
2, to a minimum of 1.

Cleanest. Better.
Power: 4
Space: 4
6
Morale: 1-8 +3, 9 +4, 10 +5
Effect: Increase Morale permanently. This starship reduces Morale losses by
2, to a minimum of 1.

7 Euphoric.
Power: 5
Space: 3
Soothing Balm: While the euphoric functions are activated, increase Morale
by 10, but the ship’s Crew Rating drops by one level (e.g. 30 to 20)

Euphoric. Better.
Power: 4
Space: 2
Soothing Balm: While the euphoric functions are activated, increase Morale
by 10, but the ship’s Crew Rating drops by one level (e.g. 30 to 20)
8
Withdrawal: If the euphoric functions are deactivated, the crew requires a day
to sober up. Until this time has passed, decrease Morale by 10.
Lay Down and Rest: If a vessel running the euphoric functions is the victim of
a Hit and Run action, the attacker suffers a -10 penalty to his Command Test,
unless the boarders are equipped with air filtration systems.

Exceptional.
Life Sustainer Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Depressurization, 6
Depressurization Better, 7 Cleanest, 8 Cleanest Better, 9 Euphoric, 10
Euphoric Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Space by 1, 3-4 Lower Power by 1, 5-6 Lower Space
by 2 (reroll if Space is 2), 7-8 Lower Power by 2, 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t
Damaged, 10 Component Repaired in 1 Day
9
Special Effect: 1-2 Reduce all losses to Crew Population due to non-combat
sources (Roll 1d10: 1-8 by 1, 9 by 2, 10 by 4), 3-5 Increase Morale
permanently by 1, 6 Increase Morale permanently by 2, 7 Euphoric doesn’t
decrease Crew Rating or has Withdrawal (reroll if not Euphoric), 8-9 The crew
gains a +20 bonus to resist non-Warp diseases, 10 If any component on the
ship is to be hit with Critical Depressurization, roll 1d10, on 7+ it ignores the
effects.

10 Unique.
Power: 1 3, 2-6 4, 7-9 5, 10 6
Space: 1 1, 2-3 2, 4-6 3, 7-8 4, 9 5, 10 6
Additional Bonus: Roll 1d10, on 7+ it has:
1-3 Depressurization, 4-8 Cleanest, 9-10 Euphoric
Special Effect: 1-2 Euphoric doesn’t decrease Crew Rating or has Withdrawal
(reroll if not Euphoric), 3-4 Reduce all losses to Crew Population due to non-
combat sources (Roll 1d10: 1-8 by 1, 9 by 2, 10 by 4), 5 Relaxing, gain +10 to
Willpower tests for the crew during Warp Encounters, 6 Secret Tunnels, the life
sustainer tube network (air and water filtration) gives an advantage to
defenders, +20 to defend against Hit&Run and Boarding actions, 7 Desperate
Energy Source, decrease Morale by 10, however, the component now, instead
of requiring power, generates it (Roll 1d10: 1-4 8, 5-7 9, 8-9 10, 10 12), Morale
returns to normal if the Life Sustainers are working for at least a month, 8
Increase Morale permanently by 2, 9 Hot Water, flood boarders with hot,
boiling water, boiling them alive, unless they are prepared for high
temperatures, they are inflicted a loss of 1d5+1 to Crew and Morale, 10 Almost
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
like on a Planet, the ship regains Morale by 1 per 10 days, while Shoreleave
regains morale in 1 week instead of 3.

Simples.
1 Power: 2
Space: 4

Simple. Better.
2 Power: 1
Space: 3

Spacious.
Power: 2
3 Space: 5
Morale: 1-8 by 1, 9 by 2, 10 by 3
Effect: Increase Morale permanently.

Spacious. Better.
Power: 1
4 Space: 4
Morale: 1-8 by 1, 9 by 2, 10 by 3
Effect: Increase Morale permanently.

Family.
Power: 2
Space: 5
5 Bonus: 1-6 +5, 7-8 +10, 9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: All Command Tests to defend against boarding and hit and run actions
gain a bonus. In addition, all sources of Morale loss are reduced by 1, to a
minimum of 1.

Family. Better.
Power: 1
Space: 4
6 Bonus: 1-6 +5, 7-8 +10, 9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: All Command Tests to defend against boarding and hit and run actions
gain a bonus. In addition, all sources of Morale loss are reduced by 1, to a
minimum of 1.

7 Backup.
Power: 2
Space: 4
Crew: 1-6 by 1, 7-8 by 2, 9-10 by 3
Effect: Decrease Morale permanently by 1. In addition, all sources of Crew

Backup. Better.
Power: 1
Space: 3
8
Crew: 1-6 by 1, 7-8 by 2, 9-10 by 3
Effect: Decrease Morale permanently by 1. In addition, all sources of Crew
loss are reduced, to a minimum of 1.

Exceptional.
Crew Quarters Type: 1-2 Simple, 3-4 Simple Better, 5 Spacious, 6 Spacious
Better, 7 Family, 8 Family Better, 9 Backup, 10 Backup Better
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Space by 1, 3-4 Lower Power by 1 (reroll if Power is
1), 5-6 Lower Space by 2 (reroll if Space is 2), 7-8 Lower Power by 2 (reroll if
Power is 2 or 1), 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Component Repaired in
9 1 Day
Special Effect: 1-2 Remove Morale decrease (reroll if not Backup), 3-4
Reduce lose to depressuration by 2, 5 the crew gains +10 to Willpower tests
during Warp Encounters, 6-7 If component hit with Depressuration, roll 1d10,
on 6+ it ignores the effect, 8-9 If component hit with Fire, roll 1d10, on 7+ it
ignores the effect, 10 Increase the time the ship can be in a Deep Void Run
from 6 months to 1 year

Unique.
Power: 1-4 1, 5-8 2, 9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 2, 2-3 3, 4-7 4, 8-9 5, 10 6
Additional Bonus: Roll 1d10, on 7+ it has:
1-3 Spacious, 4-6 Family, 7-10 Backup
Special Effect: 1-2 Remove Morale decrease (reroll if not Backup), 3 the crew
gains +10 to all tests during Warp Encounters, 4 Cold Storage, once per day,
10 ignore Crew loses from a single source, 5 Homely, the Crew regains Morale by
1 per 10 days, 6 Autonomous, this component fills the ship with servitor-like
crew, follows the rules from Ship Upgrade Servitor Crew (Into the Storm), for
crew rating roll 1d10: 1 Crew Rating 20, 2-5 30, 6-7 35, 8 40, 9 45, 10 50, 7
Shipwide Market, Gain a bonus +30 to Inquiry and Commerce for Acquisition
on the ship, 8 Everybody Pitch In, Gain additional Achievement Bonus to
Trade (Roll 1d10: 1-7 25, 8-9 50, 10 100), 9-10 Increase the time the ship can
be in a Deep Void Run from 6 months to 1 year

Simple.
1
Power: 5

Simple. Better.
2
Power: 4

Detection.
Power: 6
3 Bonus (Additional Power): 1-6 +5 (no Increase in Power), 7-8 +10 (Increase
Power by 1), 9 +15 (Increase Power by 2), 10 +20 (Increase Power by 3)
Effect: Increased power draw provides a bonus to the ship’s Detection.

Detection. Better.
Power: 5
4 Bonus (Additional Power): 1-6 +5 (no Increase in Power), 7-8 +10 (Increase
Power by 1), 9 +15 (Increase Power by 2), 10 +20 (Increase Power by 3)
Effect: Increased power draw provides a bonus to the ship’s Detection.

Specific Scan.
Power: 6
Type: 1-4 Silent Running, 5-7 Planetary Objects, 8-9 Active Augury, 10 All
5
three
Bonus: 1-2 +5, 3-6 +10, 7-9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: The Augurs help with a specific type of scanning, granting a bonus.

Specific Scan. Better.

Power: 5
Type: 1-4 Silent Running, 5-7 Planetary Objects, 8-9 Active Augury, 10 All
6
three
Bonus: 1-2 +5, 3-6 +10, 7-9 +15, 10 +20
Effect: The Augurs help with a specific type of scanning, granting a bonus.

Detailed Scan.
Power: 6
Type: 1-2 Military, 3-4 Trade, 5-8 Exploration, 9 Criminal, 10 Creed
7
Achievement Points: 1 25, 3-5 50, 6-7 75, 8-9 100, 10 150
Effect: When working towards an Themed objective, the players earn an
additional Achievement Points.

8 Detailed Scan. Better.

Power: 5
Type: 1-2 Military, 3-4 Trade, 5-8 Exploration, 9 Criminal, 10 Creed
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Achievement Points: 1 25, 3-5 50, 6-7 75, 8-9 100, 10 150
Effect: When working towards an Themed objective, the players earn an
additional Achievement Points.

Exceptional.
Augur Array Effects: 1-2 Only Simple, 3-6 Two Effects, 7-8 Three Effects, 9-
10 All Effects
9 Roll 1d10: 1-3 Detection, 4-7 Specific Scan, 8-10 Detailed Scan
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Power by 1, 3-4 Lower Power by 2, 5 Lower Power
by 3, 6 Can hide during Void Combat, becoming untargetable by Criticals, 7-8
Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 9-10 Component Repaired in 1 Day

Unique.
Power: 1-2 3, 3-4 4, 5-7 5, 8-9 6, 10 7
Augur Array Effects: 1 Only Simple, 2-3 One Effect, 3-6 Two Effects, 7-8
Three Effects, 9-10 All Effects
Roll 1d10: 1-3 Detection, 4-7 Specific Scan, 8-10 Detailed Scan
Special Effect: 1-2 Can hide during Void Combat, becoming untargetable by
Criticals, 3-4 Incoming!, Gain bonus to Ballistic Skill against Planetary targets
(Roll 1d10: 1-5 +5, 6-7 +10, 8-9 +15, 10 +20), 5 No Broadcasting, Can do
scanning while on Silent Running without a penalty, 6 Active Targetting, Gain a
bonus DoS to Lock on Target! Shipboard Action (Roll 1d10: 1-3 1, 4-5 2, 6-7 3,
8 4, 9-10 1d5), 7 The Navigator gains +20 to his Locating the Astronomican
test. However, the Navigator must draw additional card (unrevealed, but can
10
be with a point from Locating the Astronomican), 8 A Navigator may use this
device to make a Challenging (+0) Awareness Test. If successful, the
Navigator can identify nearby vessels (or other large objects) and estimate
when and where they are likely to transition out of the warp. For every degree
of success, the Navigator can sense objects within a range of about one hour’s
travel, 9 while this Component is active, this ship may not perform Silent
Running, but any Focussed Augury Tests made to scan it suffer a -20 penalty,
10 A Navigator may use this device to make a Challenging (+0) Awareness
Test. If successful, the Navigator can identify nearby Warp Portals and
Webway Portals up to 1 VUs from his location. The more DoS, the more
precise his estimate is, with 1 being mainly which direction, while 6+ the exact
location.

Cargo.
Base Power: 2
1 Base Space: 4
Effect: When working towards a Trade objective, the players earn an
additional Achievement Points.

Cargo. Better.
Power: 1
2 Space: 2
Effect: When working towards a Trade objective, the players earn an
additional Achievement Points.

Luxury.
Power: 3
Space: 3
3 Paying Customers: When working toward a Trade, Criminal, or Creed
objective, the players earn an additional Achievement Points towards
completing that objective.
Class Division: Decrease Morale permanently by 3.

Luxury. Better.
Power: 2
Space: 1
4 Paying Customers: When working toward a Trade, Criminal, or Creed
objective, the players earn an additional Achievement Points towards
completing that objective.
Class Division: Decrease Morale permanently by 3.

War. Better.
Power: 2
Space: 4
6 Soldiers: When working toward a Military or Creed objective, the players earn
an additional Achievement Points towards completing that objective.
Reinforcements: If the ship is transporting troops, it gains +20 to all
Command Tests involving boarding actions and Hit and Run Actions.

Criminal.
Power: 4
Space: 6
Mirror Bays: When working towards a Trade objective, the players earn
7
additional Achievement Points. When working towards a Criminal objective,
the players earn 25 more Achievement Points than from Trade.
Hidden Spaces: Location of these bays when their systems are engaged
requires an Arduous (-40) Scrutiny Test.

Criminal. Better.
Power: 3
Space: 4
Mirror Bays: When working towards a Trade objective, the players earn
8
additional Achievement Points. When working towards a Criminal objective,
the players earn 25 more Achievement Points than from Trade.
Hidden Spaces: Location of these bays when their systems are engaged
requires an Arduous (-40) Scrutiny Test.

Exceptional.
Compartment Types: 1-5 Only one Type, 6-8 Two Types, 9 Three Types, 10
All Types
Roll 1d10: 1-4 Cargo (Roll 1d10, on 7+ take Better), 5 Luxury (Roll 1d10, on
7+ take Better), 6-8 War (Roll 1d10, on 7+ take Better), 9-10 Criminal (Roll
1d10, on 7+ take Better)
9
Power and Space: Take the highest value and increase by 1 it for every two
types.
Maintenance: 1-2 Lower Space by 1, 3-4 Lower Power by 1 (reroll if Power is
1), 5-6 Lower Space by 2 (reroll if Space is 2), 7-8 Lower Power by 2 (reroll if
Power is 1 or 2), 9 Roll 1d10 on 7+ isn’t Damaged, 10 Component Repaired in
1 Day

Unique.
10
Power: 1-2 1, 3-4 2, 5-7 3, 8-9 4, 10 5

Thrusters
Power: 3
If Transport and Light Cruiser: Increase Power by 1
If Battlecruiser and Cruiser: Increase Power by 2
If Grand Cruiser: Increase Power by 3
1
If Battleship: Increase Power by 6
Bonus: 1 +3, 2-3 +4, 4-7 +5, 8-9 +6, 10 +8
Agile: These thrusters add a bonus to the ship’s Manoeuvrability.
External: This Component does not require hull space. Although it is external,
it can only be destroyed or damaged by a Critical Hit.

Additional Plating
Plating Type: 1-4 Interior, 5-9 Exterior, 10 Both
Interior (Space): 2
Interior (Bonus): 1 +2, 2-5 +3, 6-7 +4, 8 +5, 9 +6, 10 +8
Interior (Effect): Add a bonus to Hull Integrity.
Exterior (Space): 1
2
Exterior (Bonus): 1-6 +1, 7-8 +2, 9 +3, 10 +4
Exterior (Effect): Add a bonus to Armour. Decrease this vessel’s
Manoeuvrability by 1 plus the armour bonus.
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser: Increase Space by 1
If for Grand Cruiser and Battlecruiser: Increase Space by 2
If for Battleship: Increase Space by 4

3 Defensive Measures
Type: 1-4 Inaccuracy, 5-8 Turrets, 9-10 Brace
Inaccuracy (Power): 1
Inaccuracy (Space): 1
Inaccuracy (Effect): When deployed, the countermeasures apply a –20
penalty to all Ballistic Skill Tests made to attack the ship for the next 1d5+1
Strategic Turns. Torpedoes suffer a -30 penalty instead.
Inaccuracy (Side Effect): Roll 1d10, on 6+ it has: Once used, the
countermeasures must be refilled and refurbished with a successful Upkeep
Test outside of combat (and at a technological system with void yards) before
it can be used again.
Turrets (Power): 1
Turrets (Space): 1
Turrets (Rating): 1-8 1, 9 2, 10 3
Turrets (Effect): When the component is in use, increase the ship’s Turret
Rating.
Turrets (Side Effect): Roll 1d10, on 4+ it has: When this component is in use,
it suffers a -10 penalty to Detection.
Brace (Power): 1 and upt to Bonus
Brace (Space): 1
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Brace (Bonus): 1-8 3, 9 4, 10 5
Brace (Effect): As long as Power is supplied to his Component, the ship’s Hull
Integrity is increased by twice the Power supplied. Should this Component be
Damaged or supplied with less Power, the hull loses this bonus value
proportionally. This cannot bring the ship’s Hull Integrity below 0.

Ironclad Prow
Prow Type: 1-2 Powered (reroll if smaller than Light Cruiser), 3-5 Armoured
(reroll if smaller than Light Cruiser), 6-10 Reinforced
Powered (Power): 2
Powered (Space): 0
Powered (Effect): his Component does not require hull space. Although it is
external, it can only be destroyed or damaged by a Critical Hit. This
Component allows a starship to do an additional 1d10 damage when ramming.
4 Armoured (Power): 0
Armoured (Space): 4
Armoured (Effect): A ship with this Component may not have Prow
macrobatteries or lances. This ship gains +4 armour only in its fore arc. This
ship also does 1d10 additional damage when ramming.
Reinforced (Power): 0
Reinforced(Space): 2 (Increase if Light Cruiser or bigger)
Reinforced (Effect): This ship gains +2 Armour in its front arc only. This ship
also does 1d5 additional damage when ramming.

Tenebro-Maze Fabricator
Power: 1
Space: 2
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 1, Increase Space
by 1
5
If for higher than Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 2, Increase Space by 2
Hidden sally-ports: This ship gains +10 to all Command Tests when
defending against boarding actions and Hit and Run Actions.
Incomprehensible Layout: When a Component on this ship is selected to be
affected from a critical hit, it is chosen by the ship’s controller, not the attacker.

Auxiliary Plasma Banks

Power Generated: 8
Space: 5
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser: Increase Power Generated by 2, Increase
Space by 1
6 If for Grand Cruiser and Battlecruiser: Increase Power Generated by 4,
Increase Space by 2
If for Battleship: Increase Power Generated by 8, Increase Space by 3
Volatile Power: This Component generates power, rather than requiring it. If
this Component is ever damaged, the ship containing it takes 1d5 damage
directly to Hull Integrity, and its plasma drive is set on fire.

Strange Enhancement
Type: 1-3 Identity, 4-5 Mantle, 6-10 Mines (reroll if Frigates or Raiders)
Identity (Power): 1
Identity (Space): 0
Identity (Effect): Works like Variable Figurehead. This Component does not
require hull space. Although it is external, it can only be destroyed or damaged
by a Critical Hit.
Mantle (Power): 3
Mantle - If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 2
Mantle - If for higher than Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 4
Mantle (Effect): When travelling on Silent Running, all Tests to detect this
vessel have their Difficulty increased by two degrees. When completing a
8 Criminal objective, the players earn an additional 50 Endeavour Points.
Mines (Power): 1
Mines (Space): 4
Mines - If for higher than Cruiser: Increase Space by 4
Mines (Effect): When acquired, the component contains enough mines for
1d5-1 deployments with an Upkeep Test at a suitable port required to re-equip
with a new complement of mines, the maximum of which the component can
have is five. A successful Routine (+20) Tech-Use Test can deploy mines in a
spread covering an area 4 VUs wide, deep, and high behind the ship; this can
also be done as an Extended Action while in combat (such as in a Stern
Chase!). To prevent mines from accidentally setting each other off, the fields
cannot be set to overlap. For information how mines work, please check
Battlefleet Koronus page 39.

10 Special Effect: 1-2 Undetectable, the compartment is undetectable by Focus

Augury, unless the ship achieves at least 5 DoS (reroll if it has Ironclad Prow),
3 Pict System, gain a +10 bonus to defend against Hit&Run and boarding
actions, 4 Targeting Matrix, all Ballistic Skill Tests to fire the ship’s weapons
gain a bonus (Roll 1d10: 1-7 +5, 8-9 +10, 10 +15), 5 Emergency Energy
Reserves, When Crippled, the Captain may choose to have either his Weapon
Components or his Speed unaffected by the usual penalties for crippled ships.
If the Emergency Energy Reserves are damaged, the Component has a 25%
chance of exploding. In this event, the Component is destroyed, the ship takes
1d5 damage to Hull Integrity, and a Component of the GM’s choice is set on
fire, 6 Grav Repulsors, hile activated, Grav Repulsors push away anything
coming close to the hull. They have little effect against fast-moving objects like
macrobattery shells, but against asteroids, torpedoes, and ramming ships they
can lessen a blow. When installed, the Explorers choose to allocate from 1 up
to rolled Power to this Component. Whenever the vessel would take damage
from asteroids or space debris, torpedoes, bomber attacks, or being rammed,
reduce the damage suffered by 1 point for every point of Power allocated.
(With torpedoes, this applies to each torpedo individually. With all other
damage sources, this applies to the combined damage source). If no
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Enhancements, this component becomes External - This Component does not
require hull space. Although it is external, it can only be destroyed or Damaged
with a Critical Hit. Also, reroll Power if it’s below 3, the new Power is the
maximum, 7 Chameleon Hull, A Difficult (–10) Tech-Use Test causes the
vessel’s hull to change colours. Additionally, the hull may be programmed to
include markings with its change. This enables the vessel to also change any
registry markings, names, or distinctive patterns at the same time.
Programming an additional pattern into the Component is a Hard (–10) Tech-
Use Test. If no Enhancements, this component becomes External - This
Component does not require hull space. Although it is external, it can only be
destroyed or Damaged with a Critical Hit, 8 Cogitator Interlink, this ship’s Crew
Rating gains a bonus (Roll 1d10: 1-8 +5, 9-10 +10), 9 Gyro-stabilisation Matrix,
When this ship performs the Adjust Speed and Bearing, Come to New
Heading, and Evasive Manoeuvres Manoeuvre Actions, its Pilot (Space Craft)
+ Manoeuvrability Test he gains a bonus (Roll 1d10: 1-8 +10, 9 +15, 10 +20),
10 The ship’s captain can choose to activate the conversion matrix at any time
as a free action. When he does so, he decreases the amount of Power
generated by the ship and increases its Speed value. Frigates and raiders can
exchange 3 Power for 1 Speed. Light cruisers can exchange 4 Power for 1
Speed. Transports, Grand Cruisers, Battlecruisers and Cruisers can exchange
5 Power for 1 Speed. Battleships can exchange 8 Power for 1 Speed. A ship’s
Speed value cannot be increased by more than 5 using this Component. A
captain may divert Power being used to power other Components, however, if
he does so, the Component becomes unpowered for as long as the conversion
matrix is used.

Immaterium.
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Number: 1-5 Only One, 6-7 Two, 8 Three, 9 Four, 10 All
Aid: 1-4 Navigation (Warp), 5-6 Locating Astronomican, 7 Chart Creation, 8-9
Warp Encounters, 10 Travel Time
Warp Encounters Aid: 1-8 Flat Bonus, 9-10 Ability to Discard
Warp Encounters Discard: 1-4 Discard a revealed card, draw a new one, 5-8
Discard an unrevealed card, 9-10 Discard a revealed card and choose
between two new ones
If Navigation (Warp), Locating Astronomican, Chart Creation or Warp
Encounters (Flat Bonus), then roll for Bonus.
1 Bonus Type (if more than one Bonus): 1-5 Roll for each individually, 6-10 All
share the same Bonus
Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-6 +15, 7-8 +20, 9 +25, 10 +30
Travel Time Aid: 1-4 Shorten the Warp Time, 5 Shorten Parity, 6-8 Shorten
Real Time, 9 Shorten Warp Time and Parity, 10 Shorten all Three
Travel Time Aid (Warp Time): 1-3 by 1d5 days, 4-6 by 1d10 days, 7-8 by 1d5
weeks, 9 by half, 10 by 3/4
Travel Time Aid (Parity): 1-6 by 1, 7-9 by 1d5, 10 by half
Travel Time Aid (Real Time): 1-3 by 1d10 days, 4-9 by half, 10 by 3/4
Effect: The Navigator receives a bonus to all listed tests (Navigation (Warp),
Locating Astronomican, Chart Creation and/or Warp Encounters) during Warp
Travel if he uses the component. The component may influence other aspects
of Warp Travel (Travel Time and/or Warp Encounters).

2 Piloting.
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Number: 1-7 Only One, 8-9 Two, 10 All
Aid: 1-3 Pilot (Voidship), 4-8 Navigate (Stellar), 9-10 Attack Craft
Attack Craft Aid: 1-4 Bonus to Command, 5-6 Attack Craft Rating, 7-9 Attack
Craft Repair, 10 All three
Attack Craft Aid (Repair): After any starship combat in which fighters, assault
boats, or bombers are lost, a character may immediately make a Difficult (-10)
Tech Use Test. For every degree of success on the test, two of these craft are
recovered.
Attack Craft Aid (Rating): 1-3 +2, 4-5 +4, 6-7 +6, 8 +8, 9 +10, 10 +15
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Bonus Type (if more than one Bonus): 1-5 Roll for each individually, 6-10 All
share the same Bonus
Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-6 +15, 7-8 +20, 9 +25, 10 +30
Effect: The Explorers receive a bonus to all listed Skill tests conducted on the
vessel if they use the component. The component may influence Attack Craft.

Voidsmen.
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Aid: 1-6 Morale, 7-9 Crew, 10 Both (Roll Type individually)
3 Type: 1-3 Increase Permanently, 4-8 Reduce Loses, 9-10 Both
Permanent Increase: 1-4 +1, 5-6 +2, 7-8 +3, 9 +4, 10 +5
Reduce Loses Limit: 1-8 minimum of 1, 9-10 minimum of 0
Reduce Loses Amount: 1-3 by 1, 4-6 by 2, 7-8 by 3, 9 by 4, 10 by 5
Effect: This component influences the Morale and Crew of the voidsmen.

Intellectual.
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Number: 1-5 Only One, 6-8 Two, 9 Three 10 All
Aid: 1-3 Trade, 4-5 Lore, 6-7 Linguistics, 8-10 Medicae
Trade Number: 1-4 One Trade, 5-7 Two, 8-9 Three, 10 All
Linguistics Number: 1-4 One Linguistics, 5-7 Two, 8-9 Three, 10 All
Lore Type: 1-2 Forbidden, 3-4 Scholastic and Forbidden, 5-8 Scholastic, 9-10
All
4
Lore Number: 1-4 One Lore, 5-7 Two, 8-9 Three, 10 All
Logic: Roll 1d10, on 6+ helps with Logic.
Tech-Use: Roll 1d10, on 4+ helps with Tech-Use.
Bonus Type (if more than one Bonus): 1-5 Roll for each individually, 6-10 All
share the same Bonus
Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-6 +15, 7-8 +20, 9 +25, 10 +30
Effect: The Explorers receive a bonus to all listed Skill tests conducted on the
vessel if they use the component. These bonuses are for Imperial-related
subjects, unless the GM decides otherwise (please check Unique for that).

Space Combat.
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Type: 1-5 Defensive, 6-9 Offensive, 10 Both
5 Aid: 1-5 Hit&Run, 6-7 Boarding, 8-10 Both
Bonus Type (if more than one Bonus): 1-5 Roll for each individually, 6-10 All
share the same Bonus
Bonus: 1-3 +10, 4-6 +15, 7-8 +20, 9 +25, 10 +30
Effect: The crew and/or Explorers gain a bonus to specific boarding actions.

6 Endeavours
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Number: 1-4 One Theme, 5-7 Two, 8-9 Three, 10 All
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Theme: 1-2 Exploration, 3-4 Trade, 5-6 Military, 7-8 Criminal, 9-10 Creed
Achievement Points: 1 25, 3-5 50, 6-7 75, 8-9 100, 10 150
Effect: When working towards a Themed objective, the players earn an
additional Achievement Points.

Interactions
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Number: 1-3 One Skill, 4-5 Two, 6-7 Three, 8 Four, 9 Five, 10 All
Skills: 1 Charm, 2-3 Interrogation, 4-5 Intimidate, 6-8 Commerce, 9 Inquiry, 10
7 Deceive
Bonus Type (if more than one Bonus): 1-7 Roll for each individually, 8-10 All
share the same Bonus
Bonus: 1-4 +10, 5-6 +15, 7-8 +20, 9 +25, 10 +30
Effect: The Explorers receive a bonus to all listed Skill tests conducted on the
vessel if the subjects use the component.

Astropathic
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Number: 1-6 Only One, 7-9 Two, 10 All
Aid: 1-6 Astral Telepathy, 7 Astropath Shipboard, 8-10 Astropath Range
Astropath Range in VUs: 1 2, 2-3 3, 4-8 5, 9 7, 10 8
8 Bonus Type (if more than one Bonus): 1-7 Roll for each individually, 8-10 All
share the same Bonus
Bonus: 1-4 +10, 5-6 +15, 7-8 +20, 9 +25, 10 +30
Effect: The Astropath gains an advantage to his powers, when using this
component. This can range from gaining a bonus to his Astral Telepathy
powers, Astropath Shipboard Actions or even an increase of Range to his
powers.

9 Exceptional.
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Facilities Number: 1-5 Two, 6-7 Three, 8-9 Four, 10 Five
Facilities Type: 1 Immaterium, 2 Piloting, 3-4 Voidsmen, 5 Intellectual, 6
Space Combat, 7-8 Endeavours, 9 Interactions, 10 Astropathic
Increase Power and Space by 1 for every Facility beyond two.

10 Unique.
Power: 1 0, 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Space: 1 0 (reroll if Power is 0), 2-4 1, 5-7 2, 8-9 3, 10 4
Additional Facility Effect: Roll 1d10, on 7+ it has:
1-4 One additional Facility effect, 5-6 Two, 7 Three, 8 Four, 9 Five, 10 Six
Facilities Type: 1 Immaterium, 2 Piloting, 3-4 Voidsmen, 5 Intellectual, 6
Space Combat, 7-8 Endeavours, 9 Interactions, 10 Astropathic
Increase Power and Space by 1 for every Facility beyond two.
Special Effect: 1 Suspension Chambers, When active, the vessel’s Crew
Population is decreased by 50 and its Morale is decreased by 5. When the
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device is deactivated, Crew Population recovers the full 50 points, but Morale
does not recover. It takes a full day’s work to awaken all the crew. When in
use, a ship may double the time it may remain in the void without suffering
Crew Population or Morale Loss, 2 Warp Disruptor, When activating this
device, a psyker immediately takes 2d5 Damage to a body location of his
choosing reduced by Toughness but not Armour, plus 1d5–1 levels of Fatigue.
The psyker must then make a Difficult (–10) Focus Power Test. All attempts at
warp communication within the star system suffer a –10 penalty for each
degree of success. 3 Xenos Compatible (reroll if this doesn’t have additional
Facilities: Intellectual, Endeavours and/or Interactions), the bonuses granted
from the component can be used for Xenos-related subjects like a Xenos
Librarium or Laboratorium, 4 Chaos Compatible (reroll if this doesn’t have
additional Facilities: Intellectual and/or Endeavours), the bonuses granted from
the component can be used for Chaos-related subjects like a Chaos Librarium
or Laboratorium, 5 Deployable (reroll if no additional Facilities), Can be
deployed on a planet with enough provisions for a month, 6 Recovery
Chambers, When in the Recovery Chamber, a lightly-damaged patient
automatically passes one Medicae Extended Care Test each hour, instead of
each day. A heavily or critically-damaged patient automatically passes one
each day, instead of each week. However, after healing, the character’s luck
becomes fickle for a time. During the next game session, any time the
character wishes to spend a Fate Point, roll a d10. On a 1 or a 2, the point is
spent but it has no effect, 7 Broadband Hymn-casters, If this system is
activated, all other ships must make a Difficult (–10) Tech Use Test in order to
use vox or other broadcast communications while within 30 VUs of this vessel.
If this component has Additional Facility Interactions, then characters aboard
this vessel gain those bonuses against all ships within 30 VUs. This
component becomes External (This Component does not require hull space.
Although it is external, it can only be destroyed or damaged by a critical hit.),
increase Power by 1 and set Space to 0, 8 Murder-servitors, When used to
conduct a Hit and Run Action, this enhancement provides a +20 bonus to the
opposed Command Test. When determining the Critical Hit inflicted by a Hit
and Run Action they participated in, the character conducting the raid may
select any result between 1 and 6, rather than rolling, 9 Ordinatus Extremus,
all macrobatteries on this ship gain a bonus to their listed damage (Roll 1d10:
1-7 +1, 8-9 +2, 10 +3), 10 Hydroponics Decks, This vessel suffers no penalties
to Crew Population or Morale for remaining in space for a long period.

Teleportarium
These relics from the Dark Age of Technology are highly sought after, able to
send individuals instantaneously through the immaterium to appear on a ship
or planet many thousands of kilometres away.
Power: 1
Space: 1
1-6
Surprise Strike: Characters may make Hit and Run Attacks without a piloting
test, as they travel directly to the heart of the enemy vessel. When using the
teleportarium to perform such an attack, the attacker receives +20 to his
Command Test. (The teleportarium may be used in any number of other ways,
such as guaranteeing escape from sticky situations on a nearby planet, at the
GM’s discretion.)

Inertial Dampening Capacitors

The pattern for this system is long sought by the priests of mars. Massive
banks of capacitors sit ready to discharge into enhanced inertial dampers to
allow a ship to perform maneuvers that would normally break a ship in half.
This makes for a nasty surprise when a ship suddenly spins around to chase
an attacker.
Power: 4
7-16 Space: 2
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 4
If for higher than Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 8
Inertialess Turn: When activated, a Helmsman may attempt to turn his ship
by any degree at any point during his normal movement with a Difficult (-10)
Operate Test. If the check fails, the ship moves its full normal movement, then
faces a direction determined by rolling on the scatter diagram. Once used, this
system requires two turns to recharge.

17-18 Webway Engine

Lost even to the ancient Eldar race, this component is able to create Webway
Portals allowing passage for the ship to the enter the legendary Webway
system.
Power: 8
Space: 5
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 4
If for higher than Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 8
Engulf: The Explorers make a Ardeus (-40) Forbidden Lore (Xenos -
Craftworld Eldar) test or Difficult (-10) Forbidden Lore (Webway) test. If they
succeed, the process of opening a Webway Portal begins. It takes up to 5
hours to open it enough for the ship to enter. Each DoS above the first,
decreases this time by 30 minutes to the minimum of 30 minutes (one Void
Combat turn). After that, the ship only needs to fly forward to enter the
Webway.

Webway Teleportarium
Lost even to the ancient Eldar race, this component is able to create small
Webway Portals allowing passage for their forces to the enter the legendary
Webway system.
Power: 2
Space: 2
Engulf: The Explorers make a Very Hard (-30) Forbidden Lore (Xenos -
Craftworld Eldar) test or Challenging (+0) Forbidden Lore (Webway) test. If
they succeed, the process of opening a Webway Portal begins. It takes up to
one hour to open it enough for the ship to enter. Each DoS above the first,
decreases this time by 10 minutes to the minimum of 1 minute. After that, the
forces only need to march forward to enter the Webway. This entrance stays
on both sides, until the Explorers turn it off, the component gets Unpowered,
Damaged or Destroyed. Forces that can pass each minute count in the
dozens, closer to one hundred.
19-24
Uncharted: Unless the Explorers have some kind of way of knowing where to
enter, the location they show up is always random. They could suddenly be in
Commorragh or even at the gates of the Black Library.
Connected: The ship is able, instead of making a Webway Portal into the
unknown, connect to a known non-void Webway Gate. Resolve the Unwrap
part and after the forces enter the Webway Portal, they emerge at the Webway
Gate.
Quick Transport: The Webway Teleportarium can use portable Webway
Gates to directly connect between two realspace positions. This allows for
better boarding actions or transporting troops onto the ground. If this
component was found, roll 1d10, on 7+ it can have portable Webway Gates
(Roll 1d10: 1-7 One, 8-9 Two, 10 Three). For mechanics, resolve Hit&Run
Actions with +40 bonus skipping the need to fly, if the boarders were able to
establish foothold on the previous round with another Hit&Run that succeeded
with at least 3 DoS.

25-34 Cloudmining Facility

This component should be only available to Transports.
The ship is equipped with specialised tethering grapples and distillation holds,
so that it can process valuable comets discovered in their lonely orbits
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surrounding a star. The resulting waters and minerals can be used to replenish
the crew and ship, or more profitably left as frozen chunks and sold to
connoisseurs who value the luxury of pure cloud ice.
Power: 3
Space: 4
Gelt in the Clouds: This Component allows the ship to conduct ice mining in a
suitable comet field far outside a solar system. Comets must be first located
with a Challenging (+0) Scrutiny + Detection Test via the ship’s augur arrays.
Mining then takes 1d10+5 days and once complete the additional fresh water
and air restore 1d5 Morale as well as extending deep void operations one
additional month. Alternatively, this can grant the Explorers +50 Achievement
Points to an ongoing Endeavour (the refined plasma can either be used in the
Endeavour, or sold to generate funds), or can be used in the construction of a
full Endeavour to mine comets at the GM’s discretion.

Plasma Scoop
This component should be only available to Frigates, Raiders, Light Cruisers
and Cruisers.
These devices are usually only found on the specialised mining vessels
designed purely for entering the atmospheres of gas giants to collect fuel for
plasma drives. They can be fitted on other craft with suitable hull bracing to
withstand the additional strain they place on atmospheric entry.
Power: 2
Space: 3
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 1, Increase Space
by 1
35-44
Fuel Gathering: A ship equipped with a Plasma Scoop may conduct attempt
mining operations on gas giant planets. This requires a Challenging (+0) Pilot
(Space Craft)+Manoeuvrability Test; failure means the ship takes 1d5 hull
integrity damage for every degree of failure, ignoring Void Shields (the deadly
embrace of gravity does not care about shield barriers!). Success grants the
ship a month’s operations without needing to refuel, and +5 Achievement
Points on any Endeavour Objective that requires the ship to move or transport
something (Trade Endeavours or Exploration Endeavours are obvious
examples), as the ship saves Thrones on refuelling.
Foolhardy Manoeuvre: This Component may not be equipped on ships of
Grand Cruiser size or larger.

45-54 Asteroid Mining Facility

For some traders, trading minerals and materials is not enough. They prefer to
harvest their profits directly. An asteroid mining facility consists of bays of
mining lighters, tractor fields, adamantine drills, vast internal refineries and
stowage bunkers for the minerals mined. A single ship can remain amongst an
asteroid field for decades, accumulating a vast wealth in minerals. However,
an asteroid mining facility dominates a starship.
Power: 6
Space: 10
Mining Rig: An asteroid mining facility Component allows a vessel to conduct
mining operations in an asteroid field (or similar location). This allows the
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vessel’s crew to construct a Trade Endeavour based on those operations.
When completing this Endeavour’s objectives, the players earn an additional
200 Endeavour Points.

Null Bay
These forbidding chambers are lined with rare and exotic psychically neutral
materials. The gleaming black walls of the cells in these holds are capable of
containing all but the most powerful psykers in relative safety, though Rogue
Traders should ask themselves why they would want a hold full of psykers in
the first place. Certain organisations have uses for unsanctioned psykers, but
the Ordo Hereticus takes an aggressive interest in those who dabble in such a
trade. The unscrupulous Rogue Trader Horak Ilganus was drawn, quartered,
then placed in stasis at the moment of his death (so he may live forever in
agony) by a cabal of Inquisitors on Fenksworld after he purchased just one of
55-58 these bays.
Power: 1
Space: 2
Witch hold: This hold allows transport of up to 100 psykers in solitary
containment cells. When secured in a cell, all Focus Power Tests made to
activate psychic abilities (orany other tests involving warp powers such as a
test to use a Navigator’s warp eye) suffer a -60 penalty. When working
towards an appropriate Criminal Objective, the players earn an additional 50
Achievement Points towards completing that objective.
The Keening: Whenever this bay is in use, decrease Morale by 3 as a result
of the psychic residue of misery from its prisoners.

Ghostfield
A wondrous and terrible mechanism used on the ships of the enigmatic Eldar.
To possess it is to invite damnation, but even crudely and imperfectly installed
aboard a ship, the ghost field’s powers create phantoms of its ship to confound
enemy auger arrays.
Power: 8
59-62
Space: 4
Ghostly Echoes: All ships firing at a ship with a functioning Ghost Field suffer
-20 to their Ballistic Skill Tests. If the ship is firing a lance weapon, it suffers a -
30 instead. Any piloting tests to perform Hit and Run attacks suffer a -30.
Energetic Interference: A ship with a Ghost Field must choose whether it is
using its Void Shields or Ghost Field at the beginning of combat.

63-66 Shadowfield
A defence found upon some Eldar vessels, the Shadowfield protects a vessel
by concealing it within a cloud-like fog of darkness and false shapes. Even if a
vessel is able to identify the presence of such a shielded starship, little
information about its Components or its precise location can be identified.
Installing this Component in an Imperial vessel is a clear sign of heresy. Of
course, the consequences of heresy may be much less severe for some
explorers than the threat of being identified.
Power: 8
Space: 4
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Darkened Craft: This Component grants a +20 bonus to the Silent Running
Manoeuvre. Any Active Augury or Focused Augury Extended Action attempted
against the vessel suffers a -20 penalty.
Rolling Fog: All ships firing at a ship with a functioning Shadowfield suffer a -
20 to their Ballistic Skill Tests. Any Pilot Tests to perform Hit and Run attacks
suffer a -30.
Energetic Interference: A ship with a Shadowfield must choose whether it is
using its Void Shields or Shadowfield at the beginning of combat.

Gravity Sails
Not ‘sails’ in the traditional sense, these devices are long, blade-like fins
extending from the prow of a ship. Some xeno-archeologists believe they are
relics of the Yu’vath or another long-dead race. Imperial vessels are too bulky
to rely on them for propulsion, but they can aid in manoeuvring, somehow
‘tapping into’ gravitational fields and pulling starships along them.
67-72 Power: 3
If for Cruiser and Light Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 2
If for higher than Cruiser Only: Increase Power by 4
The Currents of Space: A starship with this Component gains +1 Speed and
+5 Manoeuvrability.
External: This Component does not require hull space. Although it is external,
it can only be destroyed or damaged by a Critical Hit.

Graviton Flare
This component should be available only to Frigate and Raider Hulls.
Popular amongst some of the better equipped tramp trader vessels in
Winterscale’s Realm, this Component collects ambient gravitons, which may
be later launched into the void around the vessel. When so ejected, the
resulting gravimetric field disturbance plays havoc with all augur arrays in the
region. These fluctuations can be used to grant a vessel the advantage of a
73-75 surprise attack or a stealthy escape.
Power: 2
Convenient Flux: When triggered, all vessels in the star system suffer a -30
to their Detection for 2 Strategic Rounds.
Extended Recovery: The Graviton Flare requires twenty-four hours to
recharge between uses.
External: This Component does not require hull space. Although it is external,
it can only be destroyed or damaged by a Critical Hit.

76-83 Salvage Systems

This component should be only available to Transports, Light Cruisers,
Cruisers, Battlecruisers, Grand Cruisers and Battleships.
Many Rogue Traders encounter the crippled remnants of starships as they
travel through uncharted systems, mighty vessels that once strode across the
void but are now only ruined shells of their former glory (and oftentimes, of
course, the trader’s vessel itself is the cause of the devastation). Ships fitted
with massive Salvage Clamps can anchor to the wreckage and strip away
useful hull sections or other Components using colossal mechanical arms,
mega melta-beams, and other devices. Those salvaged Components can then
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
be sold for profit or even added to the ship, where they can better enhance to
the fame of trader and crew.
Power: 5
Space: 3
Salvage Operations: This Component allows a ship to attach itself to vessel
which has been reduced to space hulk status. The clamps can strip apart the
wreck; for every week spent in salvage the crew may make a Difficult (-10)
Tech-Use Test to attempt to safely remove a named Component from the hulk
(a Focused Augury Extended Action to scan the wreck is needed to determine
Components). If successful, a single working Component can be removed and
stored on the host vessel if there is Space for it (or externally secured to hull
for towing); if it fails then that Component is lost. Successfully salvaged
Components can be sold as part of a constructed Trade Endeavour or even
refitted to the ship at a stardock as if it had been acquired normally. Salvage
Clamps are gigantic and unwieldy affairs, however, and a vessel equipped with
them suffers -5 Manoeuvrability.

Mimesis Locus
This component is capable of creating artificial worlds on the ship. A strange
device, that might have Xenos origins or worse. These artificial worlds are
limited in size, but not in imagination. From burning worlds to verdant world
and not even ending on ice planets. They can be devastated terrain or lush
jungles, full of Xenosbeasts. The fauna are made in as “simulacrum”, their
behaviour being simulated.
Power: 8
84-85 Space: 1
Morale: Crewmen that come to this place can truly relax. Increase permanent
Morale by 5. However, if the Origins of this component are other than
Archeotech, decrease permanent Morale by 2.
Ideal Meeting Place: All Charm, Commerce, Deceive and Inquiry tests have a
+30 bonus, when the targets are using the component.
Training Grounds: Personal guard of the Dynasty can use this component to
train in different environments. They gain +10 to all combat or exploration tests
made by the personal guard.

97-98 Poor Clones: Poor quality vat-grown clones are abominations, suitable only
for the creation of a Haemoncolyte. Either fleshless, disfigured, possessing
physical mutation or other worse maladies, the creature 'born' from this
process is ugly and dwarfish and possesses rudimentary intelligence at best.
The new replicae is 'born' with half of the physical characteristics of its genetic
template, but must roll 1d10+10 for Intelligence, Perception, Willpower and
Fellowship. The replicae is 'born' with 3d10 Insanity Points, and does not
possess the memories, skills or talents of its genetic template.
Common Clones: The creation of a vat-grown clone creates an individual
based off the gene-template of an existing persona, either human or xenos in
origination. The new replicae is 'born' with the same physical characteristics,
but must roll 2d10+10 for Intelligence, Perception, Willpower and Fellowship.
The replicae is 'born' with 2d10 Insanity Points, and does not possess the
memories, skills or talents of its genetic template.
Good Clones: As with common, but the replicae possesses the same skills
and talents as it's genetic template, so long as it possesses the same
characteristic requirements for any pertinent talents.
Best Clones: As with good, but the replicae is 'born' with only 1d10 Insanity
Points.
Grown Army: The component is able to “mass” produce clone soldiers. After
giving the genetic template, the clones are produces at a rate of 1 soldier per
10 days. After producing a company (100 soldiers), the Cloning Facility is
offline for 5 years, deactivating even the Grown Clones option. This process
cannot be stopped while turned on. If the component gets Unpowered or

Autonomous Fabricator
This component shouldn’t be available to Frigates and Raiders.
This component is able to fabricate any item imaginable. It only needs a
template or the original item and resources.
Power: 10
Space: 4
Crafter Help: This Component helps with crafting, decreasing the time for
each test by half and giving a +40 bonus to the tests. Good Quality component
changes that to +50, while a Best Quality component changes that to +60.
Replication: When given the item to replicate, the component only needs time
and resources to do it. However, it is unable to replicate Near Unique and
Unique items as these are too complex for it to do so.
Replication Time:
Ubiquitous - One Second
Abundant - Two Seconds
Plentiful - Four Seconds
99-100 Common - 30 Seconds.
Average - One Minute
Scarce - 10 Minutes.
Rare - One Hour
Very Rare - Ten Hours
Extremely Rare - One Day
Replication Cost: Use the Acquisition rules. Use Scale for how many items
the component should make, it makes one at a time mind you. Use Quality for
the Quality of the items. Use Rarity but the cost of the materials is one higher
than noted, so a Rare item would need Scarce materials. Not all planets are
able to supply needed materials. The stranger they are, the harder it is to get
them.
Psychic Items: The component is able to replicate Psychic Items (Force Staff
for example). However, there is always a hidden price. Ask your Chaos Gods
for hints.
Food on the Table: The component is able to replicate food and water for the
crew making Deep Void Runs indefinite.

General - Masterful Craftsmanship - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table and add 5
1-20
to the result. Roll once on the Positive Quirks table.

Imperial - Archeotech - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table and add 2 to the result.
21-35
Roll once on the Positive Quirks and Negative Quirks tables.

Imperial - Faith - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table and subtract 1 if the result was
36-45
3 or 8. Roll twice on the Positive Quirks table.

Xenos - Groundbreaking - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table and add 5 to the
46-50
result. Roll twice on the Positive Quirks table and once on Negative Quirks tables.

Xenos - Advanced - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table and add 2 to the result. Roll
51-60
once on the Positive Quirks table.

Xenos - Innovative - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table. Roll twice on the Positive
61-75
Quirks and Negative Quirks tables.

Xenos - Psionic - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table. Roll once on the Positive
76-80
Quirks and Negative Quirks tables.

Chaos - Warped - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table and add +4 to the result. Roll
81-85
once on the Positive Quirks table and twice on the Negative Quirks table.

Chaos - Tainted - Roll once on the Craftsmanship Table and add +1 to the result. Roll
86-95
once on the Negative Quirks table.

Double Origins. This Artefact has two Origins. It is not advised to randomly roll for
96-100
Origins, just let the GM roll or choose from two different Origin tables.

Roll 1d10 Craftsmanship

1-2 Poor

3-7 Common

8-9 Good

10 Best

From Hands of a Master

This item is masterfully crafted.
Melee Weapons: Becomes Best Craftsmanship. If it already is Best
Craftsmanship, it becomes Master Craftsmanship - it gains +1 damage (+2
total) and it gains +10 bonus to Parry, if it’s Unwieldy, instead it gains additional
+2 damage (+4 damage total).
Ranged Weapons: Becomes Best Craftsmanship. If it already is Best
Craftsmanship, it becomes Master Craftsmanship - it gains +2 damage.

1
Armour: Becomes Best Craftsmanship. If it already is Best Craftsmanship, it
becomes Master Craftsmanship - for armour below 7 AP, it gains +1 AP (+2 AP
with Best), otherwise it gains Max. Agility +10, and a Powered Armor doubles
the work time.
Gear and Tools: Becomes Best Craftsmanship. If it already is Best
Craftsmanship, it becomes Master Craftsmanship - if there’s a relevant test, it
gains +5 bonus to test (+15 total with Best), otherwise double the work time.
Ship Component: Becomes Best Craftsmanship. If it already is Best
Craftsmanship, it becomes Master Craftsmanship - for weapons it gains
additional choice on the Component craftsmanship table, otherwise it provides
a permanent +1 Morale increase.

From Hands of a Artificer

This item gains additional qualities or upgrades.
Melee Weapons: Check the corresponding Melee Weapon Entry and roll for
an additional Quality. Either add an Weapon Upgrade.
Ranged Weapons: Check the corresponding Ranged Weapon Entry and roll

2
for an additional Quality. Either add an Weapon Upgrade.
Armour: Check the corresponding Armor Entry and roll for an additional
Quality. Either add an Armor Upgrade.
Gear and Tools: Check the corresponding Gear and Tools Entry and choose
one additional bonus. For example, item that has Sight and Hearing (Senses)
entry, choose an entry from the Senses category like Life (Senses).
Ship Component: Components gain +5 bonus tests, if they don’t have a
corresponding test, they either require 1 less Power or generate 1 more Power.

From Hands of an Tinkerer

3 This item gains additional options.

Melee Weapons: Roll for Gear and Tools table, this item has an additional
Gear/Tool in-built.
Ranged Weapons: Roll for Gear and Tools table, this item has an additional
Gear/Tool in-built.
Armour: Roll for Gear and Tools table, this item has an additional Gear/Tool
in-built.
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Gear and Tools: Roll for Gear and Tools table, this item has an additional
Gear/Tool in-built.
Ship Component: This components adds 25 Achievement Points to it’s
Endeavour Theme list. If it doesn’t have one, roll for one (Roll 1d10: 1-2
Exploration, 3-4 Trade, 5-6 Military, 7-8 Criminal, 9-10 Creed) and it grants 25
additional Achievement Points for completing Objectives with that Theme.

From Hands of a Paranoiac

This item doesn’t like to be handled by anyone else that it’s owner. It must be
hacked to change the implanted owner recognition with an Arduous (-40)
difficulty.
Melee Weapons: In the hands of the owner, the item provides +5 bonus to test
using it. Somebody who isn’t the owner, wants to use the item, he must
succeed on Challenging (+0) Agility test, on failure receiving 1d10 Energy
damage that bypasses Armor.
Ranged Weapons: In the hands of the owner, the item provides +5 bonus to
test using it. Somebody who isn’t the owner, wants to use the item, he must

4 succeed on Challenging (+0) Agility test, on failure receiving 1d10 Energy

damage that bypasses Armor.
Armour: When worn by the owner, increase the Max. Agility by 10. If
somebody that isn’t the owner wears the armor, he decreases Max. Agility by
10 and gains -20 penalty to Agility and Strength based tests.
Gear and Tools: In the hands of the owner, the item provides +5 bonus to test
using it. Somebody who isn’t the owner, wants to use the item, he must
succeed on Challenging (+0) Agility test, on failure receiving 1d10 Energy
damage that bypasses Armor.
Ship Component: In the hands of the owner, the item provides +5 bonus to
test using it. If it’s installed on a voidship it doesn’t recognize as the owner, it
doesn’t generate Power or requires 10 more Power to use.

From Hands of an Eccentric

This item looks very extravagant compared to its counterparts.
Melee Weapons: The item provides +10 bonus to Charm and Deceive test to
the owner, as people are too distracted by it. They must see the item.
Ranged Weapons: The item provides +10 bonus to Charm and Deceive test to
the owner, as people are too distracted by it. They must see the item.

5 Armour: The item provides +10 bonus to Charm and Deceive test to the
owner, as people are too distracted by it. They must see the item.
Gear and Tools: The item provides +10 bonus to Charm and Deceive test to
the owner, as people are too distracted by it. They must see the item.
Ship Component: The item provides +10 bonus to Charm and Deceive test to
the owner, as people are too distracted by it. They must detect the component
or the component must be at least once visited by them, while they are on the
ship.

From Hands of a Dead Man

6 This item was once created by a great master, his descendants and disciples
revere him.
Melee Weapons: Choose one faction, this item provides Peer Talent for that
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
faction or increase it, if the owner has it already.
Ranged Weapons: Choose one faction, this item provides Peer Talent for that
faction or increase it, if the owner has it already.
Armour: Choose one faction, this item provides Peer Talent for that faction or
increase it, if the owner has it already.
Gear and Tools: Choose one faction, this item provides Peer Talent for that
faction or increase it, if the owner has it already.
Ship Component: Choose one faction, this item provides Peer Talent for that
faction or increase it, if the owner has it already. It must be installed on a
voidship.

From Hands of an Improver

This item feels like it was improved upon, it’s designs are superior of its
counterparts.
Melee Weapons: Remove one negative Quality (Primitive, Unbalanced or
Unwieldy). If it doesn’t have a negative Quality, add Balanced Quality. If it has
that, it gains +10 bonus to Parry tests.
Ranged Weapons: Remove one Negative Quality (Inaccurate, Overheats,

7 Primitive or Unreliable). If it doesn’t have Negative Quality, then add Reliable

Quality. If it already has Reliable Quality, then the weapon Never Jams. If it
already Never Jams, then it gains +5 bonus to attacks using the weapon.
Armour: Increase the Armor Max. Ag. by 10. Double the work time.
Gear and Tools: Increase bonuses to tests by 5. If there are no related tests,
double the work time.
Ship Component: Either decrease Space or Power requirement (or increase
Power generated by 1). If both are already at 0, then the item provides a
permanent +1 Morale increase.

From Hands of a Leader

This items was created for a leader figure.
Melee Weapons: The owner gains +10 bonus to Command tests.

8 Ranged Weapons: The owner gains +10 bonus to Command tests.

Armour: The owner gains +10 bonus to Command tests.
Gear and Tools: The owner gains +10 bonus to Command tests.
Ship Component: The captain gains +10 bonus to Command tests. As long as
the component is installed and powered.

From Hands of a Perfectionist

9 This item was created by someone dedicated to his craft so much it bordered
on madness.
Melee Weapons: The owner gains additional Degree of Success on tests
using the item, like attacks or parry.
Ranged Weapons: The owner gains additional Degree of Success on tests
using the item, like attacks or unjaming.
Armour: The owner gains additional Degree of Success on tests using the
item, like dodge, acrobatics or athletics.
Gear and Tools: The owner gains additional Degree of Success on tests using
the item.
Ship Component: The owner gains additional Degree of Success on tests
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
using the component. If it doesn’t have a test, it grants one DoS to the first
successful Starboard Action, once per round.

Multiple Effects.

10 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

Imposing
While none can say why its creators ornamented this device so noticeably, it
makes an undeniable impression upon any who see it, reminding them why the
Dark Age of Technology is so fabled and so feared.

1 Melee Weapons: +10 to Intimidate Tests, Increase Fear Trait by 1 if user has
it.
Ranged Weapons: +10 to Command Tests, Reroll Terrify tests.
Armour: +10 to Command and Intimidate tests, Reroll Inspire tests.
Gear and Tools: +20 to Opposing Social tests with Imperials
Ship Component: +10 to Command and Intimidate tests aboard the ship.

Compact
This device is unbelievably small, given its purpose, or can be folded to fit in
places one would not expect to look. Though the techno-arcane rites used to
miniaturize its internal workings are long-lost, it remains as an impressive
testament to the miraculous knowledge of the Dark Age of Technology.
Melee Weapons: Reduce the weapon’s weight by half. Search Tests to find
this weapon when it has been concealed on a wearer suffer a -20 penalty.
Ranged Weapons: Reduce the weapon’s weight by half. Search Tests to find

2 this weapon when it has been concealed on a wearer suffer a -20 penalty.
Armour: Reduce its weight by half. For non-Power Armour, Awareness Tests
to notice this armour on its wearer suffer a -10 penalty, increased to -20 if the
armour is concealed. Additionally, Max Agility is increased by 10. For Power
Armour, the wearer’s Size is not increased. If the Size doesn’t already
increase, the increase the operation time two times..
Gear and Tools: Reduce its weight by half. Search Tests to find this item when
it has been concealed on its owner’s body suffer a -30 penalty.
Ship Component: Its Space requirement is reduced by 4 (to a minimum of 1 if
it is Internal or 0 if it is External).

Steady

3 Though not as flashy as other archeotech treasures, this item is built to function
reliably in all conditions, through challenges and tests that would push lesser
creations well beyond their limits.
Melee Weapons:This weapon gains the Balanced Quality, so long as it does
not already have that Quality or the Unbalanced or Unwieldy Qualities. If it
does have any of those Qualities, increase its Penetration by 3 instead.
Ranged Weapons: This weapon gains the Accurate Quality, so long as it does
not already have that Quality or the Flame, Spray or Scatter Qualities. If it does
have any of those Qualities, increase its Penetration by 2, and it gains the
Reliable Quality.
Armour: Increase Max. Ag. by 10. It grants a +10 bonus to all Athletics and
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
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(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Acrobatics Tests that its wearer makes. The wearer cannot be knocked Prone.
Gear and Tools: Its user may re-roll one failed Test that he makes with it per
Game Session.
Ship Component: This Component is extremely reliable. Tests made using
this Component receive a +5 bonus. Further, thanks to the crew’s faith in this
Component, its presence increases the ship’s Morale by 5 permanently.

Potent
This device surges with the raw might available to its creators during the Dark
Age of Technology.
Melee Weapons: Increase its Damage by 2 and add Tearing quality. If already
Tearing, add further 2 damage. Additionally, the weapon has Vengeful (9).
Ranged Weapons: Increase its Damage by 2, double the clip size and add
Storm quality. If already Storm, add further 2 damage.

4 Armour: Increase the Armour Points that it grants by 2. Decrease penetration

of hitting attacks by 2.
Gear and Tools: The device imposes a -5 penalty on all Tests to use it, but if
the user succeeds, he adds an additional two Degrees of Success to the result.
Ship Component: If it is a weapon, increase its Damage by 4. If it is a Plasma
Drive, increase the Power it generates by 10. Otherwise, it simply works
extremely well; it increases the vessel’s Morale by 3 permanently, to reflect the
crew’s awe of such an impressive Component. When such component is
damaged or destroyed, roll d10. On a result of 8+, the hit is ignored.

Swirling Energy
A shroud of energy surrounds this object, shimmering, glowing, or perhaps
even flaring into existence before vanishing periodically.
Melee Weapons: Increase its Damage and Penetration by 2. Its Damage Type
changes to Energy, and it gains the Shocking Quality. If it already has
Shocking, it gains Haywire (0).
Ranged Weapons: Increase its Damage and Penetration by 2. Its Damage
Type changes to Energy, and it gains the Haywire (0) Quality. If it already has

5 Haywire, it gains Shocking.

Armour: Attacks tests against the wearer receive -10 penalty. If the armour
needs power to function, it doesn’t now, working indefinitely. Otherwise,
increase Max. Agility by 10.
Gear and Tools: It never needs to be recharged, and grants a +10 bonus on
all Tests made using it. If it would not normally require power, this generator
makes it easier to use properly, and helps to preserve and maintain the device.
Ship Component: If this Component would ever become unpowered or stop
generating Power, so long as it is not destroyed in the process, it continues to
do so for 1d10 minutes after it would normally shut down.

Incalculable Precision

6 The manufacture of this device was so utterly precise that many users find its
exactness disconcerting until they grow used to the greater level of
meticulousness in craftsmanship that it displays.
Melee Weapons: This weapon grants an additional two Degrees of Success
when its wielder succeeds at the Weapon Skill while using it. Attacks with this
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
weapon gain +10 bonus.
Ranged Weapons: This weapon grants an additional two Degrees of Success
when its wielder succeeds at the Ballistic Skill Test while using it. Double its
Range.
Armour: This armour allows its wearer to move with utmost freedom, sliding
past those attacks that might penetrate it. This armour grants its wearer a +10
bonus to Dodge Tests and increase Max. Agility by 10. Increase the Armour
Points that it provides by 1.
Gear and Tools: This device grants an additional +15 bonus on all Tests made
using it.
Ship Component: . Decrease its Size and Power Requirements by 1 (to a
minimum of 0). Its presence increases the ship’s Morale by 1 permanently, as
ratings occasionally find their assigned toil far less onerous than expected.

Indestructible
Carved from a material that defies explanation or analysis, forged from a lost
alloy, or otherwise created in a miraculous fashion, this item is nearly
impossible to damage by natural means.
Melee Weapons: Cannot be destroyed, increase its Damage and Penetration
by 2. If it’s already a Best Quality weapon, increase it’s damage by 1.
Ranged Weapons: Cannot be destroyed, increase its Damage and
Penetration by 2. The weapon Never Jams. If it’s already a Best Quality
weapon, increase it’s damage by 1.
Armour: Cannot be destroyed, penetration of attacks hitting the owner is

7 halved. Ignores the Corrosive, Melta and Lance qualities. If it’s already a Best
Quality armor, increase it’s AP by 1.
Gear and Tools: It never breaks, and cannot be rendered inoperable by
external effects (other than being shut down via normal procedures). If it’s
already a Best Quality Gear/Tool, increase test bonuses by 5.
Ship Component: Whenever this Component would suffer the effects of a
Critical Hit, it ignores those effects, but becomes unpowered or otherwise non-
functional for 1d5 Strategic Rounds as the field overdraws the energy that it
normally uses (or the Power that it generates). If it’s already a Best Quality
component, increase damage of a weapon by 1 or increase bonuses by a non-
weapon by 5 or decrease Power requirement (or increase Power Generation)
by 1 for a component that doesn’t have tests.

Promethean

8 Forged in the heart of an ancient forge, this device was created to withstand
the most hellish heat… or bend it to one’s will.
Melee Weapons: Change type to Energy, +1 Damage, +2 Penetration, gains
Flame quality. If it already has Flame quality, it gains +2 to Fire damage.
Ranged Weapons: Change type to Energy, +2 Damage, gains Melta quality. If
already has Melta quality, it gains additional +2 Damage.
Armour: Negates Melta, Lance and Flame qualities when attacked, provides
additional +10 to resist effects of heat.
Gear and Tools: Immune to high temperatures, gains +10 to related test when
used in such environment.
Ship Component: Cannot be set on fire. If it is a weapon, it deals additional 1
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Upgrades (Rules, Agricultural, Faith, Industrial, Leisure, Military, Infrastructure, Void, Opulence, Special, Unique), Colony Events
(Positive, Negative), Artifact Generator (Type, Research, Melee, Ranged, Armour, Gear/Tools, Ship Components), Artifact Origins
(General, Imperial - Archeotech, Faith; Xenos - Groundbreaking, Advanced, Innovative, Psionic; Chaos - Warped, Tainted), Artifact
Quirks (Positive, Negative)
Crew Damage if it inflicts any Hull Integrity damage. Otherwise, it increases
Morale permanently by 1.

Unexampled Artifact
A jest of fate, an item made to be one of a kind, a true testimony to the very
pinnacle of the craftsmanship long lost. To call it a masterful work and design
would be a grave understatement.
Melee Weapons: Gains Power Field and Razor Sharp. If it already has one,
increase damage by 2 and penetration by 1. If it has two, increase both by 4
and 2 instead.

9 Ranged Weapons: Gains Tearing and Razor Sharp. If it already has one,
increase damage by 2 and penetration by 1. If it has two, increase both by 4
and 2 instead.
Armour: Gains +2 AP to all locations, penetration of hitting attacks is halved
(rounded down).
Gear and Tools: Gains +15 on related tests and allows to reroll it with -10
penalty.
Ship Component: Tests made using this Component receive a +10 bonus and
failed tests can be rerolled with -10 penalty.

Multiple Effects.

10 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

Roll 1d10 Effect

Blood of a Saint
The item is believed to be blessed by the true blood of a Saint. Perhaps the
one in question was wounded while wielding it, or maybe it was used without a
rest for long enough to draw a drop of such righteous vitae.
Melee Weapons: Provides +10 to attack tests made by this weapon. Also, gain
+10 to Willpower against Fear effects.
Ranged Weapons: Provides +10 to attack tests made by this weapon. Also,

1 gain +10 to Willpower against Fear effects.

Armour: Provides +10 to dodge and parry tests while wearing this armour.
Also, gain +10 to Willpower against Fear effects.
Gear and Tools: Provides +10 to relevant tests. If there are no such, the item
provided +5 to social tests when dealing with faithful Imperials. Also, gain +10
to Willpower against Fear effects.
Ship Component: Provides +10 Morale bonus. If the component is damaged,
the ship loses 1 additional morale (minimum of 1). If it is destroyed, the ship
permanently loses 15 morale.

History of Faith
The item was used throughout of Imperial history during numerous crusades,
by the hands of true imperial heroes. For this alone it is revered, but perhaps
there is more to the mystery of its miraculous survival.
Melee Weapons: Cannot be destroyed. Treat Xenos and Heretic Fear Trait as
1 lower.

2 Ranged Weapons: Cannot be destroyed. Treat Xenos and Heretic Fear Trait
as 1 lower.
Armour: Cannot be destroyed. Treat Xenos and Heretic Fear Trait as 1 lower.
Gear and Tools: Cannot be destroyed, provides +5 to relevant tests. If there
are no relevant tests, the owner gains +10 to social tests with Ministorum. Treat
Xenos and Heretic Fear Trait as 1 lower.
Ship Component: If the component would be Destroyed, it is Damaged
instead.

Eternal Reliquary

3 The item was imbued with the most holy remains of an imperial Saint, martyr or
hero that perished in the defence of the Imperium. Though their history may be
long-lost, their spirit remains, aiding those in need to keep their path true.
Melee Weapons: Gains Sanctified. Gain additional damage equal to the
target’s Corruption Bonus, if not specified treat Cultists as 2 CP Bonus and
Mutants as 4 CP Bonus.
Ranged Weapons: Gains Sanctified. Gain additional damage equal to the
target’s Corruption Bonus, if not specified treat Cultists as 2 CP Bonus and
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Mutants as 4 CP Bonus..
Armour: AP against the Warp Weapons is halved (Instead of negated) and
counts as 50% higher (rounding up) against melee attacks by a non-Warp
attacks made by Heretics and Mutants.
Gear and Tools: Confers a temporary fate point that cannot be burned. Gain
+10 to resist effects from attacks made by Heretics (psychic powers, toxic
weapons, etc.)
Ship Component: +100 Achievement Points towards Creed objectives.

Flames of Judgement
Perhaps the item in question once belonged to an experienced Witch-Hunter,
or it was crafted to aid the Agents of the Golden Throne in their sacred duty.
One way or another, it still remains a terrifying adversary to those deemed
impure.
Melee Weapons: Gains Flame Quality. If already has it, the Fire causes
additional 3 damage.
Ranged Weapons: Gains a special non-removable attachment that is

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effectively a Flamer. If already has Flame and Spray qualities, then the enemy
has -20 penalty to the Agility test to avoid its attacks instead.
Armour: Confers Resistance (Heat) as long as it is worn. Additionally,
weapons with Flame and Spray Qualities can be attached to it, increasing their
clip size 5 times.
Gear and Tools: Confers Fear (2) against the Heretics. If it can be worn, it
adds additional 5 Toughness Bonus against Fire damage, but only 2 against
weapons with Flame Quality.
Ship Component: If it requires Power, then reduce it by 1. If it requires no
Power, increase Morale by 5. If it generates Power, increase it by 5. When set
on fire, becomes Unpowered instead.

Bane of a Thousand Witches

A token of desperate times or perhaps a mean to keep the psykers in check,
this item was crafted with a sole purpose in mind - countering the vile powers
granted by the ever-shifting Immaterium.
Melee Weapons: Gains Vengeful (8) against Psykers, negates AP provided by
Psychic Powers.

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Ranged Weapons: Gains Vengeful (8) against Psykers, negates AP provided
by Psychic Powers.
Armour: Confers +10 to resist Psychic Powers, The Force Quality against the
wearer has no effect, either passive or activated.
Gear and Tools: Confers +10 to resist Psychic Powers. If the owner is hit by a
Psychic Bolt, treat them as having a Force Field with 40 rating, no Overload
against that attack.
Ship Component: Psykers trying to use their powers against the ship treat
their tests as one degree more difficult.

Aegis of Righteousness

6 Even the holiest of beings may be struck down by the most evil, heretical
powers of the Warp, and so such items were created to aid against such
threats.
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Melee Weapons: Weapon gains +10 to Parry tests against Chaos forces.
Gains Balanced, unless it has Unbalanced or Unwieldy. If already Balanced
gains additional +10 to all Parry. If it has Unbalanced or Unwieldy, gains
Vengeful (9) against forces of Chaos.
Ranged Weapons: Never Jams, gains Vengeful (9) against Heretics and
Daemons. Ignores concealment (like inside the Smoke quality) when firing
against Heretics and Daemons.
Armour: Resistant to Warp Weapon and Tainted Qualities.
Gear and Tools: Confers -10 hit penalty against the owner to all forces of
Chaos.
Ship Component: If two Daemonic Incursions are drawn during the Warp
travel, one of them can be replaced with a new card.

Unforgiving Zeal
Righteous vengeance should be delivered no matter the odds, even if an
opportunity would come hundreds of years later. This item is seething with holy
zeal to punish those, who once deserved it.
Melee Weapons: Gains Proven (3) against the Forces of Chaos. If it has the
same or higher Proven Quality, increase it by 1.
Ranged Weapons: Gains Proven (3) against the Forces of Chaos. If it has the

7 same or higher Proven Quality, increase it by 1. Ignores range and movement

penalties to hit against any heretic and Daemon.
Armour: All attacks against the Forces of Chaos gain +10 bonus to hit and the
owner gains Unnatural Strength (2) to attacks against Forces of Chaos.
Gear and Tools: Confers Hatred (Chaos) that also works for shooting attacks.
If he already has this talent, increase damage dealt by 1.
Ship Component: If it’s a weapon component, gain +4 damage against Chaos
vessels. If it’s not, then the ship gains +10 to Hit&Run, Boarding and Repel the
Boarders Shipboard Actions against Chaos Vessels.

Inquisitorial Splendor
There are few who are aware of the true nature of the The Holy Orders of the
Emperor's Inquisition, but still they are revered by many and feared by most.
This item was undoubtedly crafted to serve their shrouded purposes. Of
course, pretending to be an agent of the Inquisition may easily lead to a painful
demise but… there are few that are willing to ask question to one bearing their
seals.

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Melee Weapons: Daemonbane. Treat Fear Trait from Forces of Chaos as 1
lower, if it’s below 0, then ignore it.
Ranged Weapons: Daemonbane. Treat Fear Trait from Forces of Chaos as 1
lower, if it’s below 0, then ignore it.
Armour: Gain Fear (1). Treat Fear Trait from Forces of Chaos as 1 lower, if it’s
below 0, then ignore it.
Gear and Tools: Can treat Forbidden Lores (Xenos, Heretics, Daemons) as
basic skills. If any of them is known, they gain +10 instead.
Ship Component: Gain +10 to Disinformation and Put Your Backs Into It
Shipboard Actions.

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Melee Weapons: Weapons ignore Unnatural Toughness and Daemonic of
their targets.
Ranged Weapons: Weapons ignore Unnatural Toughness and Daemonic of
their targets.
Armour: User gains Unnatural Toughness (2) or increases it by 2.
Gear and Tools: +20 to all interaction tests with all loyal Imperial subjects
aware if its nature.
Ship Component: Decrease all Morale drops by 3 to a minimum of 0.

Multiple Effects.

10 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

Roll 1d10 Effect

Remnant of the Endless

These items seem ageless, and despite unfathomable ages of neglect, they
function as if they had been well-maintained the entire time. They are marked
by a silver sheen and odd luminescence that disturbs most who look upon
them.
Melee Weapons: The weapon changes its Damage Type to Energy, gains the
Power Field Quality if it does not have it, and increases its Penetration by 2.
Further, if the attacker scores four or more Degrees of Success on any
Weapon Skill Test to attack with this weapon, he ignores any Fields or psychic
protections shielding his target.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon changes its Damage Type to Energy and it
never runs out of ammunition, nor needs to be reloaded (though it can still

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Jam). Further, if the attacker successfully inflicts Righteous Fury with this
weapon, that attack also ignores all of the target’s Armour Points.
Armour: This Armour is infused with a crackling field of verdant energy that
flicks out menacingly to drive off attackers. Whenever the wearer is hit with a
Melee Attack, the attacker must make a Challenging (+0) Agility Test or suffer
1d10+2 Energy Damage with the Shocking Quality that bypasses Armour.
Gear and Tools: This device never runs out of power (if it requires it) and
never shorts out due to electrical interference. If it does not require power to
function, it is extraordinarily resilient—it takes minimal effort to maintain, and
takes a great deal of effort to damage or destroy.
Ship Component: Eerily, this component has no Power Requirements at all—
it seems to generate its own energy from the glowing green coils set within. If it
is a Plasma Drive (or rather, the inscrutable and sinister equivalent device), it
generates 10 additional Power. However, the Component’s sickening glow
permanently reduces Morale aboard the vessel by 3.

Nanomachinery (Son)

2 Nanomachines aren’t treated as heretical. Lots of this technology is used by

Adeptus Mechanicus. However, the line is drawn, when the said nanomachines
gain intelligence and decide their own fate. Because like the saying goes
“Nanomachines, son.”
Melee Weapons: The weapon gains Power Field Quality. When attacking an
opponent, the weapon changes its form to accommodate the best solution to
the “problem”. If the creature has Unnatural Toughness (X) Trait, the weapon
gains for those attacks Felling (3) Quality. If the creature is bigger in size than
the owner, then it gains additional +3 Damage. If the creature is wearing Power
Armour or its Armour Points are above 7, then it increases Penetration by 3.

Quantinuum Dynamism

3 This Xenos item has not only unlimited supply of raw energy, its amounts baffle
even the best minds of Adeptus Mechanicus. It is like somebody put a small
star inside the item.
Melee Weapons: Change damage type to Energy. It gains the Power Field
Quality, if it already had increase Penetration by 2. It can now destroy weapons
with Power Field, while parrying (the same chance as non-Power weapon).
Ranged Weapons: Change damage type to Energy and gain the Shocking
Quality. Due to overcharge, the weapons gain additional Rate of Fire,
increasing Semi by 1 and Full by 2. If the weapon has only Single shot, then
increase damage by 4.
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Armour: Armour increases Max. Ag. by 20. No longer requires power, working
indefinitely. Non-powered armour gains Force Field of Rating 20, no Overload.
Gear and Tools: Items requiring power, no longer require it, working
indefinitely. However, they are supercharged compared to similar items,
gaining +10 to tests with it.
Ship Component: If the component requires power, it now generates power
equal to what it required, minimum of 2. If the component generated power, it
now generates additional 20 Power. However, voidsmen working around the
component speak about strange dreams and nightmares, making them riddled
with paranoia. Decrease permanent Morale by 6.

Duplication Shifter
The item in question seems to be in two places at once, like it occupied the
exact spot in our reality. Whenever you aren’t looking, it might shift into a copy
of the same item but with some slight, subtle difference.
Melee Weapons: Whenever attacking with Swift Attacks or Lightning Attacks,
treat the owner’s Weapon Skill Bonus as 2 higher and add additional Degree of
Success.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon gains the Storm quality, like it's shooting twice
in the same time. If it already has the Storm quality, increase Rate of Fire -

4 Semi by 1 and Full by 2.

Armour: The armour ignores the Corrosive weapon quality. Also, the user
gains additional Degree of Success on Dodge and Parry.
Gear and Tools: Whenever using the item, the owner gains additional help,
like somebody was helping him in the test (+10). If there isn’t a test to be made,
the item is indestructible, always shifting back as it was brand new.
Ship Component: If it’s a weapon component, it can once per combat fire
again in the turn, like if its duplicate shot in the same time. Otherwise, ignore
the first Critical Hit on it, the duplicate is still intact. The working voidsmen start
to spread stories of seeing themselves in different positions on the ship,
making for a nightmare to work with. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Mutual Attraction Disowner

The items feels incredibly light and feels like it would float. That’s because it
ignores the laws of physics - gravity.
Melee Weapons: Weapon gains the Graviton Quality. If it already has,
increase Damage by 2.
Ranged Weapons: Weapon gains the Graviton Quality. If it already has,
increase Damage by 2.

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Armour: When wearing the armour, you gain the Fly Trait equal to your own
movement. You ignore any problems or penalties due to gravity.
Gear and Tools: Item weighs nothing. If the item can be worn as a full suit, the
user gains the Fly Trait equal to his own movement and ignores any problems
or penalties due to gravity, until he wears any Armour.
Ship Component: Space requirement is 2 lower. If it doesn’t have Space
requirement, the component is undetectable (only Focused Augurs with 5 DoS
can detect it) as it will not show up on the augurs. The strange nature of the
component makes voidsmen weary about working around it. Decrease
permanent Morale by 3.
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Continuum Manipulator
The item continues to perplex and confuse even the most knowledgeable
researchers of the Adeptus Mechanicus. It is nigh impossible to discern its age,
as it seems to be as ancient as it is new. With every subsequent research, the
ultimate outcome changes, drawing the logic-loving Tech-Priests closer and
closer to madness.
Melee Weapons: When making Swift or Lightning Attacks, the owner gains
Unnatural Weapon Skill (4). Otherwise, the weapon gains Corrosive ageing the
enemy armour.
Ranged Weapons: When making Semi or Full Auto Attacks, the owner gains
Unnatural Ballistic Skill (4) and gains additional hit per 2 DoS up to RoF.
Otherwise, the weapon gains Corrosive ageing the enemy armour.
Armour: Once per combat, the wearer can revert time. After being hit by an
attack and seeing the roll for damage from all the hits, he can completely

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ignore it like it never happened to him.
Gear and Tools: If the Gear can be worn, the user once per combat can make
one Full Action or two Half Actions, that are outside normal flow of time - for
example he can look behind cover, shoot and ignore enemies on Overwatch.
Otherwise whenever the user is in combat, he can reroll once per start of the
round his initiative. He can do as how many times he pleases but only once at
the start of the round.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, then after firing it, roll 1d10:
1-7 the weapon shoots normally, but ships hit at least once slow down by 1
until the end of their next turn. 8-9 the weapon shoots normally, but ships hit
with it at least once, reroll their Initiative. 10 the weapon shoots normally but
the missiles/projectiles disappear upon launch and reappear inside the target
vessel - completely ignoring Armour and Void Shields. If the component isn’t a
weapon, ignore all Critical Hits that would Damage or Destroy the component.
Voidsmen that work with the component speak about seeing themselves in the
future or even past, older or younger. These horror stories make for an unlucky
workspace. Decrease permanent Morale by 5.

Dimensional Crack

7 The Tech Priests of Mars believe that there must be more than two alternative
dimensions. Two are known - Immaterium and Materium. Some that research
Eldar-related topics know about the Webway. However, there are many more
possible alternative dimensions. This object is able to make a tear between
them and allow a change in probability.
Melee Weapons: When making attacks, the owner can switch the numbers
places on the dice (making a 91 a 19), allowing to make a successful test or
even gaining more DoS. Whenever attacking with Swift Attacks or Lightning
Attacks, the owner gains additional DoS.
Ranged Weapons: When making attacks, the owner can switch the numbers
places on the dice (making a 91 a 19), allowing to make a successful test or
even gaining more DoS. Whenever attacking with Semi or Full Auto, the owner
gains additional DoS.
Armour: Once per combat, the owner can revert his decision like it never
happened. After making an Half Action or Full Action, the owner can completely
ignore the result, entering an alternative dimension where is yet to make that
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decision. This revert is rationalized by mortals, while non-Materium creatures
will know that the owner switched dimensions.
Gear and Tools: If the item has a relevant test, the owner can switch the
numbers places on the dice (making a 91 a 19), allowing to make a successful
test or even gaining more DoS. Otherwise, the owner can wear the item and
switch dimensions. Once per session, the owner can "teleport" up to Willpower
Bonus times 5 in meters. This teleportation is rationalized by mortals, while
non-Materium creatures will know that the owner switched dimensions.
Ship Component: If the component has a relevant test, the owner can switch
the numbers places on the dice (making a 91 a 19), allowing to make a
successful test or even gaining more DoS. Otherwise, the component gives a
bonus for travelling in dimensions other than the Materium - Navigate (Warp)
for the Immaterium and Navigate (Webway) for the Webway as examples. The
Voidsmen that spend some time with the component start to speak in “riddles”.
Apparently, they don’t recognize corridors, rooms and sometimes people, like
they shouldn’t be there. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Everchanging Nature

8 The items seem to be able to adapt to situations they are in. If it’s too hot, they
will keep the user chilly, while too cold, they will keep the user warm. Weapons
seem to adapt to combat situations. It isn’t understood how this ever changing
technology was created or by whom.
Melee Weapons: At the start of the combat, the owner’s weapon adapts to the
situation. Either the owner removes a negative quality or adds a new positive
one. Negative are Inaccurate, Overheats, Recharge, Unbalanced, Unreliable or
Unwieldy. Positive are Balanced (can’t if it has Unbalanced or Unwieldy),
Concussive (0), Crippling (2), Felling (3), Defensive (can’t if Unwieldy), Flexible,
Power Field (if it doesn’t already have it), Razor Sharp or Tearing.
Ranged Weapons: At the start of the combat, the owner’s weapon adapts to
the situation. Either the owner removes a negative quality or adds a new
positive one. Negative are Inaccurate, Overheats, Recharge, Unbalanced,
Unreliable or Unwieldy. Positive are Blast (2) (if it doesn’t already have), Felling
(3), Melta, Shocking, Scatter or Twin-Linked.
Armour: At the start of the combat, the owner’s armour adapts to the situation.
The owner chooses one between couple of options: +3 AP to all armour
locations against chosen Weapon Damage Type (Rending, Impact, Energy or
Explosive), Decrease Max. Ag. by 10 to increase +1 AP to all armour locations,
A +10 bonus to Dodge and Parry, Increase Movement by 3 meters, or
Decrease Movement by 3 meters and gain Unnatural Strength (2) (or increase
it by 2).
Gear and Tools: If the item gives a bonus to a test, then once per session it
can give that bonus to a different Skill test, adapting to whatever the owner
needs. If it doesn’t give a bonus, then the item adapts to the needs of the user
giving him a Resistance (Cold, Fear, Heat, Poisons, Radiation, Vacuum or
Other) or effects of the talent Sprint.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, then at the start of the
combat, the component adapts to the situation. If it’s a Lance, it can increase
Range by 1-3 but decrease Damage by +1-3 (one to one ratio) or vice versa
(increasing Damage with decrease in Range). If it’s a Macrobattery, it can
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increase Damage by +2-6 but decrease Strength by 1-3 (two to one ration) or
vice versa (increasing Strength with decrease in Damage). If it’s a Landing
Bay, it gains a Craft Rating bonus to one of the Attack Craft type (Fighters,
Bombers or Assault Boats). If it’s a Torpedo Tubes, it can increase the Torpedo
speed by 1-3 but decrease Damage by +1-3 (one to one ratio) or vice versa
(increasing Damage but decreasing Speed). Otherwise, once per month the
component can decrease its Power consumption by 1 but increase in Space
requirement by 1 (one to one ratio) and vice versa (increasing Space
requirement but decreasing Power consumption). If the component generates
Power, it can generate additional 2 Power for each Space increase by 1, up to
10 additional Power for additional 5 Space. However, voidsmen working on this
speak of constant change in the component’s plans. Corridors shifting, trapping
people within rooms without doors or other horrors. Decrease permanent
Morale by 5.

Unobservable Motion
This technological marvel done by Xenos is invisible to the naked eye. Even
implanted bionic eyes are barely able to catch a glimpse of it, mainly seeing the
movement of air or other particles around it. However, for some unknown
reason, the item in question remains visible to the wearer.
Melee Weapons: Tests made to Dodge or Parry the invisible blade are done
with -30 penalty to the test. Targets that are unaware that the wearer is
wielding a weapon are denied Evasion. The Melee weapons gain +10 to Parry
tests and gain the Proven (3) Quality, unless they already have it, then
increase it by 1.
Ranged Weapons: Tests made to Dodge the invisible projectiles are done with
-30 penalty to the test. Targets that are unaware that the wearer is wielding a
weapon are denied Evasion. The Ranged weapons gain additional +2 to
Penetration.
Armour: The armour is invisible to enemies. Even Powered Armour seems like

9 the owner is just in his normal clothes. This allows the user to fool the enemy.
The wearer gains +10 to Dodge Tests and increases Max. Ag. by 10.
Gear and Tools: The items are invisible, except, of course, to the one touching
them. Tests to find the item on the user are done with -20 penalty and those
that are looking around not knowing what the nature of the item is have a -60
penalty to find it. If the item has a relevant test, it can become partially invisible
to the owner, making it easier to work, giving the user a +10 bonus to tests.
Ship Component: The component is undetectable and untargetable, unless
the enemy vessel uses Focused Augury Shipboard Action and gains at least 5
DoS on the test. If the component is a weapon, it gains +10 to relevant
Shooting tests in the first round of combat or against unaware of its nature
vessels. Otherwise, the item, for some reason, uses less power than normally
required, decreasing the Power requirement by 2 and if it generates Power,
increasing that by 4. The voidsmen will never like or get used to this sensation
of seeing and not seeing the component. Never knowing if the item is there or
not, a truly test of their faith in something else than the Emperor. Decrease
permanent Morale by 4.

10 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

Choose the highest permanent Morale decrease and increase it by 1.

Roll 1d10 Effect

Peerless Elegance
The hand of xenos of some sort is evident in the design of this device, for no
human could have made such a thing. The device exudes an undeniable
grace, even if it is the work of foul aliens.
Melee Weapons: Increase its Damage and Penetration by 2, and reduce its
weight by half. If it has the Unwieldy Quality, it loses it and gains the
Unbalanced Quality. If it has the Unbalanced Quality, it loses it. Otherwise, it
grants a +5 bonus to Tests made to Parry with it.
Ranged Weapons: If its Damage Type is Impact, change it to Rending.
Increase its Damage by +2 and quadruple its Clip Size. It gains the Reliable

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Quality.
Armour: Halve its weight and increase all Armour Points it provides by 1. If it
is Power Armour or Light Power Armour, it provides no Unnatural Strength, but
also has no power requirements and does not inflict penalties on Stealth Tests
for providing 7 or more Armour Points (if it’s Best Quality, then it doesn’t
increase Size).
Gear and Tools: If it provides a bonus to Skill Tests, increase that bonus by an
additional +5.
Ship Component: Reduce its Power Requirement by 2 (to a minimum of 0)
and the Space it needs by 1 (to a minimum of 0). If it generates Power, it
generates the normal amount. However, once per game session, it can
overcharge any weapon system that draws power from it, increasing its
Damage by 1d5 the next time it is fired this Strategic Turn.

Innovative Design

2 Treasure in this category was obviously created to serve its users as effectively
as possible. It could be new or it could be ancient, but the xenos who designed
it were clearly unrestrained by the protective rituals and traditions of the
Adeptus Mechanicus, and might well have delved into realms not meant for
mortal creators.
Melee Weapons: Reduce its weight by half and its Damage by 1. However,
due to its minimal weight it receives +10 Weapon Skill bonus.
Ranged Weapons: Change its Damage Type to Energy, and increase its
Damage and Penetration by 3. It is automatically equipped with an
unremovable scope that combines preysense sight, red dot sight and
telescopic sight.
Armour: Increase all Armour Points it provides by 1. If it covers the Head
location, it comes equipped with a Good Craftsmanship photo-visor. If it is
Powered Armour (less than 12 AP), it automatically comes equipped with a

Photovoltaic
An item of a particularly interesting design, absorbing the power of sunlight via
numerous panels,mirror-like surfaces or other, more alien and disturbing
means. While in the darkness its systems grow dead and dim, they exhibit
enormous amounts of power when exposed to the sunlight.
Melee Weapons: Gains Power Field Quality and changes type to Energy when
held in the sunlight. If already has Power Field Quality, it gains +3 Damage
when held in the Sunlight. The bonus is lost after d5-1 rounds in the darkness.
Ranged Weapons: Gains Shocking Quality and changes type to Energy when
held in the Sunlight. If already has Shocking Quality, the toughness test against
its effects is one degree harder. If already has Energy type, regenerates 10%
of current clip(rounded up) every round. If the clip is smaller than 10, it takes
1d10 rounds to regenerate it fully.
Armour: If it’s a power armour, then it can regenerate one hour of work time by
spending one consecutive hour exposed fully to the sunlight. That means the

3 armour can be operated indefinitely as long as it remains illuminated. If it’s not

a power armour, then it gathers energy akin to Potentia Coil implant, that can
be used number of times depending on Quality (Poor & Common 1, Good 2,
Best 3). The armour can be recharged by standing in the sunlight for an hour
per use.
Gear and Tools: It can always be powered by the solar energy and when used
when doing so, it confers +10 bonus to a relevant test. If it’s an item without a
relevant test, then it stores energy in the same way Photovoltaic non-power
armour does.
Ship Component: If it is a Plasma drive, the vessel gains +1 speed when ship
is moving roughly at a right angle to the sun in the same system. If it is a
Weapon, then it gains +2 damage when ship is moving roughly at a right angle
to the sun in the same system. Otherwise, it gains +10 to relevant test as long
as it is moving roughly at a right angle to the sun in the same system. GM sets
the direction of the sunlight before the encounter, and if grid system is used, it
should be either “North-South” or “East-West” to simplify the combat. If there is
no relevant sun, then the component works according to its basic parameters.

Kinetic

4 This item was enhanced by a sophisticated system directing the forces right
where they are needed, be it by a set of pistons, servo-motors or other, more
arcane means.
Melee Weapons: Add Concussive (0) Quality, If already the Concussive
Quality, increase the value of Quality by 1.
Ranged Weapons: Change type of damage to Impact, add Concussive (0)
Quality. If already the Concussive Quality, increase the value of Quality by 1.
Armour: Add Unnatural Strength (2), if it already has it, increase it by 2. For
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the purpose of calculating maximal carrying, pushing and lifting weight, treat it
like Unnatural Strength (4).
Gear and Tools: If the related test is physical, add +10. If not, Kinetic item
works as Force Field rating 25, overload 1.
Ship Component: If it is a weapon, increase Range by 2. If it’s a Landing Bay
or Torpedo Tubes, increase initial Speed by 1. If it’s not - when component
becomes Damaged or Destroyed, roll d10. On 1-2 the effect is negated.

Assisted
Though such item is far from being sentient like a living being, it is filled with
limited consciousness, tailored to aid the user in utilization of its functions.
Melee Weapons: Add 4 to Penetration. The Parry tests against this weapon
are one degree more difficult.
Ranged Weapons: If the weapon is Heavy, the user is treated as having Auto-

5 Stabilized trait only for this weapon. If it’s not, add +10 to shooting tests.
Armour: Max Agility increased by 10. For non-powered armour add +10 to all
Stealth, Acrobatics and Dodge tests. For powered armour add +10 to all
Athletics and Parry test.
Gear and Tools: Reroll failed relevant test with -10 penalty.
Ship Component: If this component is a weapon, every test to hit with it is one
degree easier. If it’s not, it is capable of repairing itself when damaged
automatically, after 1d5 turns.

Ablative
This object was crafted to absorb and dissipate large amounts of energy,
possibly in a way beneficial for the user.
Melee Weapons: Change damage type to Energy. Parrying or being parried by
a weapon with Power Field Quality deactivates it for 1d5 turns (Before it
destroys the Ablative weapon if it has no power field of its own.). When such
field is deactivated, the Ablative weapon gains +3 damage for the same
number of turns.
Ranged Weapons: Lose Recharge and Overheat Qualities if the weapon has

6 them. If it has none and its Damage type is Energy, multiply the size of its clip
four times. If not, it gains Proven (2) quality.
Armour: Immune to Melta, Lance and Shocking Qualities. Powered Armour
also regains two hours of operational time per hit with a weapon with such
quality.
Gear and Tools: User gains Power Field rating 40, no Overload chance that
works only against weapons with Energy damage type.
Ship Component: If it is a Void Shield, when it stops a Lance type weapon,
one unpowered component chosen by the ship’s captain becomes instantly
powered again. If not, decrease Power consumption by 3 (to a minimum of 1).
If already 1 or 0, then it generates 2 Power instead.

Electromagnetic

7 Using a sophisticated technology to utilize powerful fields of attraction and

repulsion, this item is filled with subtle power that is hardly known by the
Imperium of Men.
Melee Weapons: Add Power Field Quality if it’s not already in the weapon’s
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profile. +10 to Parry tests with this weapon.
Ranged Weapons: No long and extreme long range penalties, +1 to
penetration.
Armour: Gains Mag-Boots upgrade and Force Field rating 30 without
Overload, that works only against Solid Projectile weapons.
Gear and Tools: Allows the user to utilize an effect of Ferric Lure without
having the cybernetic implant and its trait.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it receives no penalties for
long range. If it is a Plasma Drive, it generates 5 power more. Otherwise, the
component uses 5 power less (to a minimum of 5).

Malleable
This object is capable of shifting its original form, adapting and adjusting to suit
user’s needs, though retaining full efficiency in times of need.
Melee Weapons: Gains the Flexible Quality and a penalty of -10 to spotting the
weapon when it’s concealed.

8 Ranged Weapons: Allows shooting from behind a cover without exposing the
owner to enemy fire, albeit such tests are taken with -10 penalty. A penalty of -
10 to spotting the weapon if it’s concealed. If it is a Pistol, increase the penalty
to -20, if it is a Heavy weapon, then no penalty is applied.
Armour: +30 to Max Agility. Any stealth penalties (due to AP > 6) are removed.
Gear and Tools: A penalty of -20 to spotting the gear/tool when concealed.
Ship Component: Component takes 3 less Space, to a minimum of 0.

Modular

9 A peculiar device made to fulfill the wide array of roles by attaching and
removing pre-designed elements. An ultimate Jack Of All Trades crafted by the
most cunning of Xeno craftsmen.
Melee Weapons: It takes 30 seconds (10 rounds) to fit the item with a proper
module. Note that the weapon cannot be utilized with no module. Only one
module can be fitted at the time. When such weapon is found, randomize
current module and other modules available:
- Defensive Fencing: Add Defensive Quality or if already Defensive, then
it gains additional +10 to parry. If it has the Unbalanced Quality, remove
it. If it has the Unwieldy Quality, change it to Unbalanced.
- Slaughter: Add the Tearing Quality. If already has the Tearing Quality,
then roll one extra die and choose the highest.
- Mirror: Change the weapon into two separate pieces with -2 to Damage
per every die of damage it inflicts. If the weapon was Two-Handed, it
loses this quality.
- Extension: If the weapon is not Two-Handed, then it becomes Two-
Handed, gains the Unbalanced Quality (or loses the Balanced Quality)
and gains +4 to damage. If it is Two-Handed, then it gains 3 meters of
Range.
- Powered: Change damage type to Energy and add the Power Field
Quality. If the weapon already has both, it gains +2 to penetration.
When the weapon is random rolled and has both (damage type and
Quality), then this is the default module and when it is changed, the
weapon loses the Quality.
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Ranged Weapons: It takes 30 seconds (10 rounds) to fit the item with a
proper module. Note that the weapon cannot be utilized with no module. Only
one module can be fitted at the time. When such weapon is found, randomize
current module and other modules available:
- Assault: If weapon is capable of firing Semi or Full Auto, add +1 to its
RoF. If not, add Storm Quality instead. It’s a default module for Storm
Single Shot weapons and they lose it if it’s changed.
- Fire Support: Weapon gains Indirect (0) Quality. For two points of Semi
or Full Auto RoF, the weapon gains Blast (1) Quality and increases it
subsequently.
- Covert: Add Silencer to the weapon, even if it’s not normally possible,
also add -2 damage per damage die. If the weapon is already Silenced,
it gains no damage penalty and this is its default module.
- Marksman: Add Accurate and Telescopic Sight to the weapon even if it
cannot be normally attached to it. The weapon cannot be fired in Full
auto. If it has Full Auto Only, then it gains Single Shot and Semi-Auto
equal to the Half Full-Auto RoF. This is a default module for weapons
with Accurate quality.
- Survival: The weapon gains Primitive (5) but its clip cannot be depleted
until the module is removed. It can only be used to fire with the normal
type of ammunition. The Primitive quality cannot be removed or
mitigated in any different way than changing the module.
Armour: It takes 10 minutes (20 minutes for Power Armour) to fit the item with
a proper module, this time can be halved if the character wearing the armour
has an assistant.. Note that the armour cannot be utilized with no module. Only
one module can be fitted at the time. When such Armour is found, randomize
the current module and other modules available:
- Recon: -1 AP, works as Cameleoline Cloak, built in Magnoculars. (For
Power Armour -1 AP, removes penalty to concealment, built in
Magnoculars)
- Urban: +1 AP to Head and Torso, -10 max Agi, built-in Flamer with
Ammo Backpack (Clip size increased Five Times) that can be fired
either as Basic or Pistol. (For Power Armour +1 AP to Head and Torso,
built-in Heavy Flamer with Ammo Backpack that can be fired as Heavy
or Basic weapon)
- Rapid Deployment:. -1 AP to Arms and Legs, built-in Jump Pack and
Grav Chute, Vac Sealed and Rebreather.
- Mobile Artillery: +1 AP, -10 max Agility, built-in Grenade Launcher with
Indirect (1), can be fired as Basic or Heavy, when using the latter mode
it gains Full-Auto mode with RoF 3.
- Chaser: -1 AP, +10 max Agility, gains Unnatural Agility (2)
Gear and Tools: It takes one hour to refit the Gear/Tool to a different type. The
Gear/Tool that was rolled is the default one. Roll 1d5 on the Gear and Tools
table, those are different versions of the item, forms it can take after refitting.
Reroll those that give the same bonuses (or reroll the bonuses themselves) to
have different Gears and Tools.
Ship Component: It takes 10 days to refit the Ship Component to a different
type. The Ship Component that was rolled is the default one. Roll 1d10, on 8+ it

Multiple Effects.

10 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

Choose the highest permanent Morale decrease and increase it by 1.

Roll 1d10 Effect

Ramshackle
Whatever hand wrought this device was a rough one indeed, and the mind
guiding it was even more jagged and deranged. Erupting with spines and
blades that serve no obvious purpose besides creating a risk to the user, or
fitted with shining baubles that serve no purpose at all, this device is an
obvious testament to the madness of xenos.
Melee Weapons: This melee weapon is hefty, and designed to crush, impale,
or otherwise perform its task in some equally unsubtle fashion. Increase its
Damage by 4 and double its weight. If it has the Balanced Quality, it loses it. If
it has the Power Field Quality, it loses it and gains the Unstable Quality. If it
already has the Unstable Quality, it also gains the Shocking Quality. The GM
should also roll one additional time on Positive Quirks for this weapon, and
apply the result.
Ranged Weapons: This ranged weapon looks less like a gun and more like a
club with barrels mounted on it, its blocky construction largely superfluous to its
role as a firearm. Increase its Damage by 2, double its weight, and if its
Damage Type is Impact, change it to Explosive. If it has the Accurate Quality, it
loses it. Otherwise, it gains the Inaccurate and Unreliable Qualities. Strangely,

1 however, in the hands of an Ork, it loses the Unreliable Quality. The GM should
also roll one additional time on Positive Quirks for this weapon, and apply the
result.
Armour: This armour is incredibly bulky and festooned with absurdly think
armour plates, whirring motors, and smoke-belching engines. Double its
weight, and increase all Armour Points it provides by 3. If it is Powered Armour,
it grants the user the Unnatural Strength (2) Trait or increases it by 2. It also
imposes a -30 penalty on all Agility-based Tests.
Gear and Tools: This device is ruggedly constructed—so much so that it could
be used as a blunt force weapon in a pinch. Judging by the bloodstains, it has
already been used this way in the past. If used as an improvised weapon, this
piece of equipment has the following profile: (Melee; 1d10 I or R; Pen 0;
Unwieldy).
Ship Component: This Component is massive and power-inefficient,
constantly belching smoke (which may or may not be toxic to human crewmen
assigned to work on it). Increase its Power and Space requirements by 2 (or its
Space requirement by 3, if it generates Power). However, thanks to its sheer
bulk, this Component ignores the first Critical that would affect it each session.
Finally, its obvious xenos origin permanently decreases Morale aboard the ship
by 1.

2
Armour: Gain Unnatural Toughness (X) against attacks from enemies bigger in
size than the owner, where X equals to 2 plus the difference in size. Humans
always count themselves as one size smaller than Astartes, with or without
power armour.
Gear and Tools: Whenever using the Gear or Tool against creatures of bigger
size than the owner, gain additional +10 to tests with it. If it doesn’t have any
related test, decrease Fear Trait rating by one from bigger creatures. Humans
always count themselves as one size smaller than Astartes, with or without
power armour.
Ship Component: If a weapon’s component, when attacking a ship of bigger
class add +4 Damage. If not, then reduce Crew losses by 2. The amount of
strange hooks, cables and parts of unknown origin make the voidsmen blood
churdle. Decrease permanently Morale by 2.

Age is just a Number

3 For some unknown reason, this item is capable of changing the time frame of
an object. They rot and ruin, old pieces of equipment return to former glory,
while enemies age away into dust. Some people tell stories about horrific
creatures called the Hrud and how this item might be connected to them.
However, they are young and stupid, having a full life yet to experience.
Melee Weapons: The weapon gains the Corrosive Quality. If it already had it,
increase the damage by 2. Living targets struck by these weapons must make
a Ordinary (+10) Willpower test. Upon failure, they lose 1d5 Toughness, which
can be restored only by Extended Care. If the result was a natural 100, then
the 1d5 is permanent. While creatures with the Machine Trait or technology
receives additional 1d10 damage. If the creature is both living and machine, he
is affected by both. Creatures with Undying and From Beyond Traits are
immune to these effects (except for Corrosive).
Ranged Weapons: The weapon gains the Corrosive Quality. If it already had
it, increase the damage by 2. Living targets struck by these weapons must
make a Ordinary (+10) Willpower test. Upon failure, they lose 1d5 Toughness,
which can be restored only by Extended Care. If the result was a natural 100,
then the 1d5 is permanent. While creatures with the Machine Trait or
technology receives additional 1d10 damage. If the creature is both living and
machine, he is affected by both. Creatures with Undying and From Beyond
Traits are immune to these effects (except for Corrosive).
Armour: The wearer is immune to aging processes, even of his own body.
However, prolonged usage might have unforeseen side effects. Enemies that
hit the character with a melee weapon must make an Ordinary (+10) Agility
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test. If they fail, the weapon they have is broken, rusts away. Melee weapons
with Power Field have a +30 bonus to the test. Ranged weapons deal 2 less
damage and have 2 penetration against this armour.
Gear and Tools: Tools used to repair or maintain old equipment gain +30 to
the test, while new is at -30 penalty. Equipment is considered new if it was
created in the last 10 years. Gear and tools that don’t have a test are able to
degrade equipment around them. The owner places the gear against the target
technology and for every minute, the target equipment ages a year. Most
equipment rusts away after 50 years of this aging process.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon and the Shooter rolls at least
3 DoS on the hit, then reduce the Armour of the location by 1 to a minimum of
0. This can be repaired in a week of repairs. If the component isn’t a weapon, it
gives either a penalty or bonus to the related test. Roll 1d10, on 5+ the
component gives +20 to tests with it, otherwise it gives a -10 penalty. This roll
is made before the test. People around the component seem to age faster than
others, starting a nasty rumour mill. Decrease permanently Morale by 1. Also, if
the component is a weapon, decrease Crew by 1 for every 4 Void Combat
rounds, nonconsecutive. Otherwise, decrease Crew by 1 for every 10 days of
the component being powered, nonconsecutive.

Heart of Rad

4 De teknologee ter create dis item seems ter be much different from pointy ears
or humies. de xenos creators must 'av lived in 'igh toxicity environments or be
themselves producin' or livin' on toxicity. tales av de expanse, de rad rats, cum
ter mind. shiny humies are wary av researchin' dis teknologee as it 'urts not
only de body but also de machine badonk.
Melee Weapons: Weapons gain Toxic (3) Quality. Whenever the target fails
his Toughness test for the Quality, they receive additional +3 damage,
however, the Toxic effect last only for one test. If the target has the Machine
Trait or is technology based (like a vehicle), increase the damage of the
weapon by 1d10. The owner of this weapon must watch his Toxicity levels.
After every ten minutes of having it on the person, he makes a Challenging (+0)
Toughness Test. Upon failure, the user receives 1 Damage that can’t be
reduced by Armour or Toughness. If the owner wears any kind of gear that
shields him from radiation, then he automatically succeeds on the test.
Ranged Weapons: Weapons gain Toxic (3) Quality. Whenever the target fails
his Toughness test for the Quality, they receive additional +3 damage,
however, the Toxic effect last only for one test. If the target has the Machine
Trait or is technology based (like a vehicle), increase the damage of the
weapon by 1d10. The owner of this weapon must watch his Toxicity levels.
After ten minutes of having it on the person, he makes a Challenging (+0)
Toughness Test. Upon failure, the user receives 1 Damage that can’t be
reduced by Armour or Toughness. If the owner wears any kind of gear that
shields him from radiation, then he automatically succeeds on the test.
Armour: Decrease the AP of the Armour by 1. The armour is irradiated. Every
living creature around the owner up to 2 meters must make a Ordinary (+10)
Toughness test every round they are in that range. Failure inflicts 1d10 Energy
damage that can’t be reduced by Toughness or Armour, unless they are
wearing any kind of gear that shields them from radiation, then they don’t
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receive this damage. Creatures with the Machine Trait or technology not
designed to sustain radiation damage must make the test at -30 penalty, while
technology receives additional 1d10 damage. If the Armour is Powered, it
works indefinitely. The wearer, after every 10 minutes of having the armour on,
must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness Test. Upon failure, the user receives
1 Damage that can’t be reduced by Armour or Toughness.
Gear and Tools: Gears and Tools requiring power, no longer require them.
These items are highly irradiated and anybody in the presence of them to 2
meters far every 10 minutes must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness Test.
Upon failure, they receive 1 Damage that can’t be reduced by Armour or
Toughness, unless they are wearing any kind of gear that shields them from
radiation. Also, if the item in question has a related test, the owner receives a
+10 bonus to it.
Ship Component: The components are irradiated when powered. If the
component is a weapon and inflicts at least 1 Hull Integrity damage, then the
target vessel must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness test using Crew Rating.
If the test is failed, the target vessel suffers double the damage in Morale and
Crew. Also, after every 2 rounds of Void Combat, the ship with the weapon
component must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness test using Crew Rating.
If the test is failed, it receives 1d5-1 Morale damage. If it isn’t a weapon
component, it gains a +10 to relevant test and after every day of it being
powered on, the ship with the component must make a Challenging (+0)
Toughness test using Crew Rating. If the test is failed, it receives 1d5-1 Morale
damage.

Fireception

5 Dis item seems ter be created ter produce de 'ighest amount av explosive
content, be it inflictin' de most damage or de biggest kaboom.
Melee Weapons: If the weapon has Balanced, it loses it. If the weapon has
Unbalanced, it replaces it with Unwieldy. If it had none of those Qualities, it
gains Unbalanced. If the weapon has Unwieldy, it gains +1d10 to damage.
Weapon gains Tearing and if it already has, increase penetration by 3. Gain
additional hit when making successful Swift Attacks or Lightning Attacks that
isn’t limited by Weapon Skill Bonus.
Ranged Weapons: Weapon Damage changes to Explosive, unless it’s Energy.
Weapon gains Overheats Quality. If it already has Overheats Quality, it gains
additional +3 Penetration. Weapon gains Inaccurate. If it already has it gains
additional +1d10 damage. Weapon gains the Storm Quality, if it already has it
gains the Twin-Linked Quality. Weapon gains Blast (2), if it already has it,
increase it by 1.
Armour: The armour gains an unremovable powered fist that uses the Power
Fist stats. If it already has it, increase the damage by 1d10.
Gear and Tools: The item is either a gear with an in-built Storm Bolter or the
Tool can be used as a Storm Bolter.
Ship Component: If the component is a Macrobattery, it’s Strength changes to
2d5+X depending on the size of the ship (Transports, Frigates, Raiders are +0,
Light Cruisers and Cruisers +1, Grand Cruisers are +2, Battlecruisers and
Battleships are +3). If the component is a Lance, it’s Damage increases based
on the ship size (Transports, Frigates, Raiders are +2, Light Cruisers and
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Cruisers +3, Grand Cruisers are +4, Battlecruisers and Battleships are +5). If
it’s a Landing Bay, it’s Bombers deal additional +2 damage. If it’s a Torpedo
Tube, it increases the Terminal Penetration by 1. Otherwise, the component
increases Raming damage dependent on the ship’s size (Transports, Frigates,
Raiders are +2, Light Cruisers and Cruisers +1d5+2, Battlecruisers and Grand
Cruisers are +1d5+3, and Battleships are +10). The component is full of very
dangerous elements and that’s not counting the amount of guns. While some
like it, others would rather not work there. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Bug-ridden
The item seems to be created from bugs. Literally thousands or even millions
of bugs (in case of voidship components they are in the billions) that move in
some kind of hive mind capable of understanding what the owner requires of
them. There are some stories about bugpeople called Slaugths but Imperial
citizens do not believe such trite.
Melee Weapons: The weapon is made from tiny bug-like entities. On just a
thought, they can scatter over the body of the owner, hiding from peering eyes.
This takes a Free Action to do, while the reverse takes a Half Action. Also,
weapons of this kind are created to devastate their opponents leaving nothing
behind. Increase Critical Damage by 4. If the target would die or lose a limb
due to the Critical, he dies blasted into a cloud of ash and vapour and is
completely destroyed.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon is made from tiny bug-like entities. On just a
thought, they can scatter over the body of the owner, hiding from peering eyes.
This takes a Free Action to do, while the reverse takes a Half Action. Also,
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6
behind. Increase Critical Damage by 4. If the target would die or lose a limb
due to the Critical, he dies blasted into a cloud of ash and vapour and is
completely destroyed.
Armour: Made from a lot of tiny bug-like entities, the armour creates a strange
projection effect that clouds the eyes of those watching, allowing the wearer to
disappear in plain sight. Anyone wearing the armour gains a +20 to Stealth
tests. n addition, during any round they are not in combat, the wearer can make
a Challenging (+0) Concealment Test to turn invisible (this does not protect
against being detected by motion-sensors, heat-trackers, or psychic powers).
The wearer will remain invisible until he attacks or physically interacts with
another.
Gear and Tools: The Tool or Gear can be hidden anywhere the bug-like
creatures can hide. Smaller items can be hidden on the body. These bugs can
be detected with motion-sensors, heat-trackers or psychic powers.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, then it deals additional 1d5
Morale damage to target enemy, if it dealt at least 1 Hull Integrity damage.
Otherwise, this component is undetectable and untargetable, unless the enemy
knows of the nature of the component. Focused Augury detects only bugs,
nothing else. The voidsmen must live around bugs, all the time. Moving.
Scratching. Might bring some to madness. Decrease permanent Morale by 2.

7 Adorned with blue-grey alloy, these items seem to be grown, not manufactured.
They seem to project a ghostly and ethereal energy that seems like a mist or
smoke that dances and flickers. This strange energy seems to pass through
almost all solid matte with ease, not harming it, while anything organic suffers
great wounds.
Melee Weapons: Weapon damage type becomes Energy. Change all d10 to
d5 on the weapon’s profile. If it had a d5 already, then change them d5-1.
These weapons will not do any damage to non-living items and machines, or
any creatures with Daemonic Trait or the Machine Trait (at least 5+). The
weapons pass through armour and straight to the target’s flesh, ripping it apart.
However, if it comes in contact with hexagrammic wards, untouchables, or
similar psychic barriers (such as a ship’s Gellar Field), then the weapon flickers
and dissipates, it will remain inactive for 1d10 days.
Ranged Weapons: Weapon damage type becomes Energy. Change all d10 to
d5 on the weapon’s profile. If it had a d5 already, then change them d5-1.
These weapons will not do any damage to non-living items and machines, or
any creatures with Daemonic Trait or the Machine Trait (at least 5+). The
weapons pass through armour and straight to the target’s flesh, ripping it apart.
However, if it comes in contact with hexagrammic wards, untouchables, or
similar psychic barriers (such as a ship’s Gellar Field), then the weapon flickers
and dissipates, it will remain inactive for 1d10 days.
Armour: The armour creates a barrier that no living creature, except for the
wearer, can pass. It surrounds the owner up to 2 meters and any living creature
trying to get near must make a Challenging (+0) Agility test or receive 1d10
Energy damage that cannot be reduced by armour or Toughness bonus. The
target that stays in that range, must make the test every round. Creatures that
are non-living as do items and machines, creatures with the Daemonic Trait,
creatures with the Machine Trait (5+) and those that wear hexagrammic
warded armour, are Untouchables or have a similar psychic barrier (like a
ship’s Gellar Field) are immune to this damage. If the wearer is hit with a Null
weapon or touched by an Untouchable, his armour stops working for 1d10
days.
Gear and Tools: Tools that can be used on non-organic items or machines
gain +20 bonus, while they are useless on organic items or machines. Gear
that can be worn is able to project a protective field around the wearer that
surrounds the owner up to 2 meters and any living creature trying to get near
must make a Difficult (-10) Agility test or receive 1d10 Energy damage that
cannot be reduced by armour or Toughness bonus. The target that stays in that
range, must make the test every round. Creatures that are non-living as do
items and machines, creatures with the Daemonic Trait, creatures with the
Machine Trait (5+) and those that wear hexagrammic warded armour, are
Untouchables or have a similar psychic barrier (like a ship’s Gellar Field) are
immune to this damage. If the wearer is hit with a Null weapon or touched by
an Untouchable, his gear stops working for 1d10 days.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it stops dealing damage to
Hull Integrity. All of the damage passes through Void Shields and Armour and
deals listed damage as Crew and Morale damage. However, if the target turns

Anguis Serpens
Flexibility everywhere, whip my prey back and forth. Laer stuff since they were
snake people, lol (go aways Sslyths)
Melee Weapons: Halve the weapon’s weigh. It can be folded to take up less
space or even hide it on the person. Finding the folded weapon is done with -
20 penalty, unless you know what you are looking for. Also, the weapon gains
the Flexible Quality, and if it already has it, it gains Razor Sharp Quality
instead.
Ranged Weapons: Halve the weapon’s weigh. It can be folded to take up less
space or even hide it on the person. In the latter, only Pistols and Basic can be
hidden. Finding the folded weapon is done with -20 penalty, unless you know
what you are looking for. The weapon loses the Unreliable Quality, and if it
doesn’t have it, then gains the Reliable Quality instead. If it already had the
Reliable Quality, increase Penetration by 4.

8 Armour: Halve the armour’s weight. The wearer gains +20 bonus to Acrobatics
and Athletics tests. Increase Max. Agility by 10. Also, Powered Armour doesn’t
receive penalty to Stealth tests due to armour.
Gear and Tools: Halve the item’s weight. It can be folded to take up less
space or even hide it on the person. Finding the folded item is done with -40
penalty, unless you know what you are looking for. If the item gives bonus to
Agility-based test or the item has relevant tests using Agility, then gains an
additional bonus of +20 to those tests.
Ship Component: The component takes less space and is mischievous.
Decrease required Space by 4 (to a minimum of 0). The component is
undetectable, even as a weapon, however, after being used in combat, it’s
becomes obvious. Because of that, all relevant tests using the component are
done with +20 bonus, after that the targets can’t be surprised by it. The
component is very uninviting for a normal crew. Snake-like corridors and stairs.
Everything seems to be created for a species without legs. Decrease
permanent Morale by 3.

Bubble Bobble

9 Hydrogen oxide weapons! Yes that’s right! We are getting chemical in here!
What.. it means… water?
Melee Weapons: The weapon can’t be destroyed during combat, only the
handle can be. The blade is made with water that forms due to crystals inside
the handle. Decrease Penetration by 2 (to a minimum of 0). Whenever an living
enemy is damaged with this weapon, he immediately suffers the effects of
Suffocation. He must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness test or gains one
level Fatigue per DoF.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon shots crystals that create bodies of water. Clip
becomes unlimited. Decrease Penetration by 2 (to a minimum of 0). When the
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weapon hits a Head location and deals damage, reduced by Armour and
Toughness Bonus, the target must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness test.
On failure, the victim gains one level of Fatigue per 2 DoF (minimum of 1) and
is Stunned for 1 Round.
Armour: If the armour is a full set, it becomes Vac-Sealed, provides unlimited
air supply so the user is immune to outside air toxicity and gives the wearer the
ability to swim without penalties to due armour. If the armour isn’t a full set,
increase AP against Energy attacks by 4 and the armour grants the wearer +20
bonus to swimming-related tests.
Gear and Tools: If it can be worn over the body, it becomes Vac-Sealed,
provides unlimited air supply so the user is immune to outside air toxicity and
all swimming-related tests are done with +20 bonus. Otherwise, the item is
more reliable underwater and grants +30 bonus in that environment.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it can destabilize the enemy
ships with Hydrogen Oxide explosions. If an attack from this weapon deals a
Critical Hit, then additional 1d5-1 (minimum of 1) components become
Unpowered due to overflooding, they need to be Depressurized to be powered
again. Otherwise, if the component isn’t a weapon, it grants almost unlimited
supply of fresh water. Triple the time the ship can do Deep Void Runs. The
component is almost always flooded and people need to swim to get anywhere.
Accidents happen always but hey, at least those that survive learn how to
swim. Decrease permanently Morale and Crew by 1.

Multiple Effects.

10 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

Roll 1d10 Effect

Psionic Conduit
POWER OVERWHELMING!
Melee Weapons: The weapon gains the Force Quality, and if it already has it,
increase Force damage from 1d10 to 1d10+2. Also, the weapon decreases
Force Field Rating of enemies by the Psy Rating of the attacker.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon ignores all protective benefits granted by
psychic powers and gains +1 additional damage and penetration for every point
of the wielder’s Psy Rating.
Armour: If the armour doesn’t have a Force Field, it gains one of a Rating

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equal to five times the wearer’s Psy Rating, with no Overload. Otherwise,
increase the AP on all locations for every point of the wearer’s Psy Rating.
Gear and Tools: The item can be used as a Psy Focus and halves penalties
for using Psychic Powers on Push (the -10 for every PR above).
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it gains the ability to bypass
Void Shields, if it already did, increase damage by half of Psy Rating of the
strongest Psyker on the ship. If the enemy vessel turns on the Gellar Field,
these bonuses are lost. If the component isn’t a weapon and has a relevant
test, it gains a bonus equal to 5 times the user’s Psy Rating to that test. The
voidsmen speak about nightmares, vision of future and past, of worlds beyond
the real one. Most will put down for the safety of the ship. Decrease permanent
Morale by 4.

Mind Cleansing

2 You N'wah! I mean, Yu’vath.

Melee Weapons: The weapon gains the Warp Weapon Quality. If any hit
during an attack deals more damage, after reducing it with Armour and
Toughness Bonus, than the target’s Intelligence Bonus, he must make a
Challenging (+0) Willpower test. If he fails the test, then he loses his most
recent day’s worth of memories, including the memory of the current conflict.
This power works only on intelligent creatures.
Ranged Weapons: If any hit during an attack deals damage, after reducing it
with Armour and Toughness Bonus, the target must make a Challenging (+0)
Willpower test. For each DoF, the victim loses their most recent day’s worth of
memories, including the memory of the current conflict. After failing the test, the
victim can’t be targeted by this special ability for the next 24 hours. This power
works only on intelligent creatures.
Armour: When Grappling, the owner makes an Opposed Challenging (+0)
Willpower test against the one whom he is grappling (or who grappled him). If

Enslave

3 DANCE PUPPET!
Melee Weapons: Whenever an opponent wants to make an Evasion against
attacks from this weapon, he must make a Challenging (+0) Willpower test with
a penalty of -5 for every point of his Psy Rating. Navigators are treated as
having Psy Rating of 4 for the purposes of the penalty.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever an opponent is receives damage, reduced by
Armour and Toughness Bonus, during an attack, he must make a Challenging
(+0) Willpower test with a penalty of -5 for every point of his Psy Rating. If he
fails the test, he loses his next Half or Full Action. This works only once per
round. Navigators are treated as having Psy Rating of 4 for the purposes of the
penalty.
Armour: Whenever an opponent wants to attack the wearer, he must make a
Challenging (+0) Willpower test with a penalty of -5 for every point of his Psy
Rating. If he fails, his attack is automatically failed. Navigators are treated as
having Psy Rating of 4 for the purposes of the penalty.
Gear and Tools: The item has ability to control minds. Whenever the owner
touches someone with the item, he makes a Opposed Difficult (-10) Willpower
test. If he succeeds, the target is under the effects of Puppet Master Psychic
Power (Telepathy) for a minute per DoS on the test. If he scores 5 or more
DoS, the target is under the power for 24 hours, doesn’t receive the -10 penalty
to tests, doesn’t receive the ability to make the test to resist and after the 24
hours will not remember being under control - rationalizing all his actions as if
they were made by his own free will.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon and does Crew damage to a
target vessel, that vessel makes a Crew Rating test. If it fails, the enemy ship
instantly makes a Shooting action from one of it’s weapons at a target
designated by the Captain of this component. Otherwise, the component grants
+10 bonus to Charm, Command, Deceive, Intimidate and Inquiry tests when
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aboard the ship. The people who walk the ship suddenly forget why they are
where they are, like some unseen force made them walk somewhere or do
something. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Ether-Plasma
Ether, whatever.
Melee Weapons: Made of crystals, the weapon is capable of changing form
during combat. The weapon gains Flexible and Razor Sharp, and if it has any
of those, increase Damage by 2. Change Damage type to Energy.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon shoots ether-plasma. Change Damage type
to Energy, and if it already was Energy, increase Damage by 2. The weapon
gains Maximal, and if it already has it, increase Penetration by 4.
Armour: Increase AP by 1. Whenever an enemy melee attacks the wearer, he
must make a Challenging (+0) Agility test. On a failure, part of his attack

4
passes through into the Immaterium, he receives -30 penalty to the attack test.
If he fails by more than 5 DoF, his weapon is lost, grasped by something
beyond the veil. If the weapon is Sanctified or otherwise warded against the
Warp, it will not be lost.
Gear and Tools: The item can be used as a Psy Focus. All Divination tests (be
it Psychic Powers or Trade (Soothsayer)) are made with +20 bonus (total of
+30 for Psychic Powers using the item as a Psy Focus).
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it ignores Void Shields (and
Eldar Holofields). If the weapon does damage to the target, roll 1d10, on 7+ the
Void Shields (or Eldar Holofields) becomes Unpowered. Otherwise, the
component helps in Warp Travel, giving additional 2 DoS to successful tests for
Warp Travel. The crystalline rooms make people uneasy working around the
component. Decrease permanently Morale by 5.

Death-Dream’s Fragment

5 This device is infused with a strange, crystalline material that seems almost
organic, and catches the light in eerie and maddening ways. Regardless of its
quality, one thing is clear: no sane person would carry such a device, and
those who do have willingly taken the first steps on the road to madness.
Melee Weapons: Increase its Damage by 2. Further, when wielded by a
psyker, it increases his Psy Rating by 2 when he uses powers at the Push
Psychic Strength (to a maximum of 12).
Ranged Weapons: The weapon’s Clip Size remains the same, but it cannot be
reloaded as normal; instead, it seems to draw power by sapping the sanity of
its victims. Any creature Damaged by the weapon must make a Challenging
(+0) Willpower Test or suffer 1d10 Willpower Damage. Every time it causes
Willpower Damage this way, the weapon’s Clip automatically refills. If its Clip
ever reaches 0, its wielder gains 1d10 Insanity Points, that bypasses Insanity
Threshold, at which point its Clip automatically refills. If the weapon does not
have a Clip Size, due to being a Thrown Weapon, or for any other reason, then
this weapon causes any creature harmed by it to make a Challenging (+0)
Willpower Test or gain 1d5 Insanity Points.
Armour: This armour has been wrought with lines of living crystal that can
rapidly expand to seal rents and the wounds of the wearer alike. Whenever the
wearer of this armour suffers Critical Damage to a location it protects, he may
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reduce that Damage by 1 to up to 5. If he does so, he gains that many Insanity
Points, that bypasses Insanity Threshold, as the armour grows into his body,
forcibly holding his collapsing form together and eroding away at his sanity. As
the armour fuses with his biology this way, more and more, he might also find
himself incapable of removing it.
Gear and Tools: This device is bizarre and inscrutable, made for minds that
now slumber beneath stars that have shifted since they last lived. The user
must make an Ordinary (+10) Intelligence Test to use it. If he succeeds, he
gains an additional +20 bonus to any Tests to which it provides bonuses. If he
fails, however, he gains only its normal bonuses, and also gains 1 Insanity
Point, that bypasses Insanity Threshold, as the alien contraption stares back
into his mind.
Ship Component: This Component is miraculously never affected by Critical
Hit effects that would damage or disrupt it—instead, two other Components of
the GM’s choice suffer the effects that it ignores this way. Additionally, its
foreboding aura and the rumour-mongering that it inspires in the crew
permanently reduces Morale aboard the vessel by 3.

Noble Spirit

6 Spiritstone - noble
Melee Weapons: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with souls
inside it. When rolled randomly, the weapon has 1d5+1 stones, each giving a
bonus. Either choose or roll (1d10): 1-2 +1 Damage, 3-5 +1 Penetration, 6-7 +5
Weapon Skill to use the weapon, 8-10 +10 to Parry with the weapon. No bonus
can be taken more than 3 times. The stones can’t be removed but can be
destroyed, however, that is with a -50 penalty in combat to aim at the stones,
which have AP of 10 and 5 Wounds.
Ranged Weapons: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with
souls inside it. When rolled randomly, the weapon has 1d5+1 stones, each
giving a bonus. Either choose or roll (1d10): 1-2 +1 Damage, 3-5 +1
Penetration, 6-7 +5 Ballistic Skill to use the weapon, 8-10 +5m Range. No
bonus can be taken more than 3 times. The stones can’t be removed but can
be destroyed, however, that is with a -50 penalty in combat to aim at the
stones, which have AP of 10 and 5 Wounds.
Armour: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with souls inside it.
When rolled randomly, the armour has 1d5+1 stones, each giving a bonus.
Either choose or roll (1d10): 1-2 +1 AP, 3-5 +5 to Willpower test to resist
Psychic Powers, 6-7 +5 to Dodge tests, 8-10 +10 to Perception tests. No bonus
can be taken more than 3 times. The stones can’t be removed but can be
destroyed, however, that is with a -50 penalty in combat to aim at the stones,
which have AP of 10 and 5 Wounds.
Gear and Tools: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with
tortured souls inside it. When rolled randomly, the item has 1d5 stones, each
giving a bonus by whispering helpful advice. Either choose or roll (1d10),
rerolling duplicates: 1 +10 to Charm, 2 +10 to Command, 3 +10 to all Lores, 4
+10 to all Trades, 5 +10 to Awareness and Psyscience, 6 +10 to all Linguistics,
7 +10 to Commerce, 8 +10 Medicae, 9 +10 to all Navigate, 10 +10 to Tech-
Use. The stones can’t be removed but can be destroyed, however, that is with
a -50 penalty in combat to aim at the stones, which have AP of 10 and 5
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Wounds.
Ship Component: The component has a series of engraved stones (or similar
devices) with souls inside it. The souls are very hard to destroy and only if the
component is Destroyed outright, they are also. When rolled randomly, the
component has 1d5+1 stones, each giving a bonus by whispering helpful
advice. Either choose or roll (1d10), rerolling duplicates: 1 +10 to Shooting
Actions, 2 +10 to Pilot tests, 3 +20 to Lores, 4 +20 to Medicae, 5 +20 to Tech-
Use, 6 +1d5 Hull Integrity regained on successful week of repair, 7 -2 Crew
Damage from any source (minimum of 1), 8 +1 Speed, 9 +5 Maneuverability,
10 +5 Detection. The voidsmen speak about strange, unintelligible voices
coming out of the walls. Decrease permanently Morale by 4.

Tortured Spirit

7 Spiritstone-tortured
Melee Weapons: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with
tortured souls inside it. When rolled randomly, the weapon has 1d5 stones,
each giving a bonus. Either choose or roll (1d10), reroll duplicates: 1-2 +2
Damage, 3-4 +2 Penetration, 5 Razor Sharp (if it already had it, increase
damage by 2), 6 +10 to Weapon Skill using the weapon, 7 +10 to Parry, 8
Power Field (if it already had it, increase damage by 2), 9-10 Proven (3) (if it
already had it, increase Proven by 1). The stones can’t be removed but can be
destroyed, however, that is with a -40 penalty in combat to aim at the stones,
which have AP of 10 and 1 Wound.
Ranged Weapons: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with
tortured souls inside it. When rolled randomly, the weapon has 1d5 stones,
each giving a bonus. Either choose or roll (1d10), reroll duplicates: 1-2 +2
Damage, 3-4 +2 Penetration, 5-6 +10m Range, 7-8 Reliable (if it has it,
increase Penetration by 2), 9 Melta (if it has it, increase Penetration by 2), 10
Felling (3) (if it has it, Felling by 1). The stones can’t be removed but can be
destroyed, however, that is with a -40 penalty in combat to aim at the stones,
which have AP of 10 and 1 Wound.
Armour: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with tortured souls
inside it. When rolled randomly, the armour has 1d5 stones, each giving a
bonus. Either choose or roll (1d10), reroll duplicates: 1 +2 AP, 2-3 +10 Max.
Agility, 4-5 +10 Willpower to resist Psychic Powers, 6-7 +10 Intimidate, 8 +10 to
Awareness, 9 +10 to Dodge and Acrobatics, 10 +2m to base Movement. The
stones can’t be removed but can be destroyed, however, that is with a -40
penalty in combat to aim at the stones, which have AP of 10 and 1 Wound.
Gear and Tools: The item has engraved stones (or similar devices) with
tortured souls inside it. When rolled randomly, the item has 1d5+1 stones, each
giving a bonus by crying out helpful advice. Either choose or roll (1d10),
rerolling duplicates: 1 +10 to Deceive, 2 +10 to Command, 3 +10 to all Lores, 4
+10 to all Trades, 5 +10 to Awareness, 6 +10 to all Linguistics, 7 +10 to
Interrogation, 8 +10 Survival, 9 +10 to Stealth, 10 +10 to Security. The stones
can’t be removed but can be destroyed, however, that is with a -40 penalty in
combat to aim at the stones, which have AP of 10 and 1 Wound.
Ship Component: The component has a series of engraved stones (or similar
devices) with tortured souls inside it. The souls are very hard to destroy and
only if the component is Destroyed outright, they are also. When rolled
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randomly, the component has 1d5+1 stones, each giving a bonus by crying out
helpful advice. Either choose or roll (1d10), rerolling duplicates: 1 +10 to
Shooting Actions, 2 -20 penalty to detect the ship, 3 +20 to Hit&Run Actions, 4
+10 to Commerce and Intimidate, 5 +20 to Interrogation, 6 +1d10 Hull Integrity
damage to enemy during Ramming, 7 +1d10 Crew Damage to enemy if they
lost at least 1 Crew due to attacks from this vessel, 8 +2 Speed if they are
enemies at Fore, 9 +5 Maneuverability, 10 +5 Detection. The voidsmen speak
about horrifying, unknown screams coming out of the walls. Decrease
permanently Morale by 4.

Noctlith

8 Made of unknown substance that is black-hued and stone-like. Possessed an

unique quality that changes based on who wields it. This onyx material might
be an answer to Imperium’s problems or it’s downfall. Redeemer and
destroyer.
Melee Weapons: The weapon reacts differently based on who is using it. See
below:
- Psyker Trait - Gains the Force Quality. If it already has it, increase the
Force ability damage from 1d10 to 1d10+2. If it hits Untouchables and
Daemons, it gains additional +1d10 damage.
- Untouchable Trait - Works like a Null Rod (see Dark Heresy 2 Core
Rulebook). Gains Power Field. If the weapon hits a Psyker or creatures
with Daemonic Trait, it gains additional +1d10 damage.
- None of the Traits - When attacking creatures with the Psyker Trait,
Untouchable Trait or Daemonic Trait, the weapon gains +2 damage and
penetration. The damage (not the penetration) increases by the target’s
Psy Rating, Untouchable talents bought + 1, or his Daemonic Trait
rating + 1, whichever the character has the highest.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon reacts differently based on who is using it.
See below:
- Psyker Trait - Increase damage against Untouchables and those with
Daemonic Trait by +2. The weapon gains Proven (X) Quality, where X
is the target’s number of Untouchable talents + 1 or Daemonic Trait
Rating + 1. The maximum of Proven (6).
- Untouchable Trait - Increase damage against Psykers and those with
Daemonic Trait by +2. The weapon gains Proven (X) Quality, where X
is the target’s Psy Rating or Daemonic Trait Rating + 1. The maximum
of Proven (6).
- None of the Traits - The weapon gains Razor Sharp Quality and
Concussive (0) Quality against Psykers, Untouchables and those with
the Daemonic Trait. If it already has the Concussive Quality, increase it
by 1. If it already has the Razor Sharp Quality, increase damage by 3.
Armour: The armour reacts differently based on who is wearing it. See below:
- Psyker Trait - The armour ignores the Warp Weapon Quality.
Untouchables or Daemons attacking the wearer decrease their damage
by their bought Untouchable talents plus 1 or their Daemonic Trait
Rating + 1.
- Untouchable Trait - The armour ignores the Warp Weapon Quality.
Psykers or Daemons attacking the wearer decrease their damage by
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their Psy Rating or Daemonic Trait Rating + 1, whichever is higher.
-None of the Traits - The armour gains a Force Field of Rating 50 with
no Overload against attacks from those with Psyker Trait, Untouchables
and those with Daemonic Trait.
Gear and Tools: The gear or tool reacts differently based on who is using it.
See below:
- Psyker Trait - The item gains +10 to related tests. If it is used against
Untouchables or those with Daemonic Trait that are up to 2 meters from
it, it increases this bonus to +30.
- Untouchable Trait - The item gains +10 to related tests. If it is used
against Untouchables or those with Daemonic Trait that are up to 2
meters from it, it increases this bonus to +30.
- None of the Traits - The item grants the owner a +20 bonus to
Willpower against Psychic Powers and the user is immune to the effects
of Untouchables.
Ship Component: For the sake of gameplay, the component react differently
based on who is making the test with it. See below:
- Psyker Trait - If the component is a weapon, increase it’s damage by
the Psy Rating to a maximum of +4. If it isn’t a weapon, increase the
bonus to related tests by Psy Rating times x2 to a maximum of +15.
- Untouchable Trait - If the component is a weapon, increase it’s damage
by the number of Untouchable Talents plus one to a maximum of +4. If
it isn’t a weapon, increase the bonus to related tests by number of
Untouchable Talents plus one times x2 to a maximum of +15.
- None of the Traits - If the component is a weapon, it deals double
damage against Daemonic voidships. Also, if the enemy vessel has
psychic crew (like Eldar) or has a big amount of psykers (like a
Tzeentchian voidship), the weapon deals additional +4 damage against
them. If the component isn’t a weapon, it increases its bonus to related
test by +10.
If the component doesn’t have an associated test, decrease the Power
consumption to 0 or if it generates Power increase it by 8. People around the
component speak about strange nightmares, headaches and dreams of fire.
Decrease permanently Morale by 4.

Warp Ripper

9 NUL NUL NUL

Melee Weapons: The weapon deals additional 1d10 for every point of the
target’s Psy Rating or Daemon Trait rating, whichever is higher.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever a creature with the Psyker or Daemon trait is
struck by this weapon, once per attack, it must make a Challenging (+0)
Willpower test. On failure, it must roll for Psychic Phenomena with a bonus of
+5 for every DoS of the attack to a maximum of +50.
Armour: The Armour is treated as having the Hexagrammatic Wards Armour
Upgrade. Also, any creature with the Psyker or Daemonic Trait that fails their
attack against the wearer, receives a -20 penalty to their next attack against the
wearer.
Gear and Tools: The item works like a Null Rod. Additionally, if the owner
touches someone with Psy Rating or Daemonic Trait, he must make a Hard (-
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20) Willpower test or have his Psy Rating reduced by 1 for every DoF and
additionally those with the Daemon Trait receive 1 point of damage for every
DoF, this can’t be reduced with Armour or Toughness Bonus. If he fails by 2
DoF or more, he must rolls for Psychic Phenomena.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it deals double the damage
against Daemonships. If the component isn’t a weapon, the Navigator gains
+20 bonus to Emergency Warp Jump Shipboard action. No matter the type of
component, the Navigator gains +20 bonus to Navigation (Warp) tests. The
component rips the fabric between realspace and warp, to a point that it
sometimes leaves tears that bring nightmares to the voidsmen. Decrease
permanently Morale by 4.

Multiple Effects.

10 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

Choose the highest permanent Morale decrease and increase it by 1.

Roll 1d100 Effect

Fury
1-10 SKARBRAND HATES EVERYTHING!
Melee Weapons: Whenever the weapon deals damage to a living creature, it
activates its power. The owner automatically enters frenzy described in the
Frenzy Talent. However, he gains additional bonuses: +10 bonus (+20 total) to
Weapon Skill, Strength, Toughness and Willpower and gains Traits Unnatural
Strength (1) and Unnatural Toughness (1) or increases them by 1. If
Daemonbound, then increase the Unnatural Traits by 2.
Ranged Weapons: The ranged weapon can be used in melee, gaining profiles
based on its type.
Pistols have a profile: 1d10 R, Pen 2, Tearing, Balanced.
Basics have a profile: 1d10+2 R, Pen 2, Tearing, Balanced.
Heavy a profile: have 2d10 R, Pen 9, Razor Sharp, Tearing, Unwieldy, Two-
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Handed.
If Daemonbound, then the melee profiles count as Best Craftsmanship,
otherwise they count as Common.
Armour: The owner gains the Frenzy talent, when he wears the armour. If he
already has it, increase the bonuses gained by it to +20 from +10. Also,
whenever he enters Frenzy, his armour grows natural weapons. The weapons
have a profile: 1d10+2 R, Pen 2, Tearing, Razor Sharp. If Daemonbound, then
the natural weapons gain additional hit, whenever using them in Swift or
Lightning Attacks.
Gear and Tools: The owner gains the Frenzy talent, when he wears the
armour. If he already has it, increase the bonuses gained by it to +20 from +10.
Also, the Tools/Gear can be used in the Frenzy state. If Daemonbound, then
the item gives a +20 bonus to revelant tests.
Ship Component: If the component is a Macrobattery, it increases Strength by
2. If the component is a Lance, it gains “Tearing” Quality. If the component is a
Torpedo Tube or Landing Bay, allow rerolling damage from it once per turn.
Otherwise, the component increases Speed by 2, whenever there are enemy
ships in the Fore. People starts riots more frequently than before. Decrease
permanently Morale by 4. If Daemonbound, then the ship gains additional 1d10
damage in Ramming Shipboard Action.

Null
SKARBRAND HATES PSYKERS!
Melee Weapons: This weapon counts as a Null Rod. Increase the damage by
1d10 against creatures with the Psyker Trait. If Daemonbound, then the
weapon gains Vengeful (9) against creatures with the Psyker Trait, if it already
had it, change it to Vengeful (8)
Ranged Weapons: This weapon counts as a Null Rod. Increase the damage
by 1d10 against creatures with the Psyker Trait. If Daemonbound, then the
weapon gains Vengeful (9) against creatures with the Psyker Trait, if it already
had it, change it to Vengeful (8)
Armour: This armour counts as a Null Rod. Increase the AP by 6 against
attacks from creatures with the Psyker Trait. If Daemonbound, then halve
11-15 penetration from attacks made by creatures with the Psyker Trait.
Gear and Tools: This gear or tool counts as a Null Rod. If Daemonbound, then
the Gear or Tool gains +20 bonus to relevant tests, if there are no creatures
with the Psyker Trait in the Null Rod range.
Ship Component: Any Psychic Powers used on the ship have a -10 penalty.
All Astropath or Navigator Shipboard Actions against the ship are done with -30
penalty. When travelling in the Warp, this ship gives the Navigator a -10
penalty to Navigation (Warp), however, all encounters are done with +30
bonus. If Daemonbound, then there’s no penalty to Navigation (Warp) but a
bonus of +10, however, Daemonic Incursions happen more often. Whenever a
card of Daemonic Incursion is drawn, then draw the other one from the deck.
The walls bleed, all the time. Decrease permanently Morale by 5.

Bile-Quenched
16-25 Spreading the love.
Melee Weapons: The weapon gains Toxic (3), if it already has it, increase the
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Quality to 3 or the original value +1, whichever is higher. Whenever the target
fails the Toughness test against the Toxic Quality, increase the damage by
+1d10. If Daemonbound, then the weapon gains the Corrosive Quality, if it
already has it, increase penetration by 2.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon gains Toxic (3), if it already has it, increase
the Quality to 3 or the original value +1, whichever is higher. Whenever the
target fails the Toughness test against the Toxic Quality, increase the damage
by +1d10. If Daemonbound, then the weapon gains the Blast (2) Quality and
change Damage Type to Energy, it spits bile, if it already has it (at 2), increase
Blast by 1.
Armour: Every time a living creature melee strikes the owner of the armour, he
must succeed on a Hard (-20) Willpower test. Fully protected armor or
equipment gives a +20 bonus to the test. If he fails, he can’t make actions nor
reactions until the end of his next turn. However, if was during an attack like
Swift or Lightning Attack, then resolve all the hits. If Daemonbound, then the
owner gains Unnatural Toughness (2) or increases it by 2, also, he all Ranged
Attacks against the owner are made with -10 penalty.
Gear and Tools: The item is able to inflict deadly diseases. All the owner
needs to do is touch the enemy, who must revolve Toughness test like he was
hit with Toxic (4) weapon that inflicts 2d10 instead of 1d10. This doesn’t count
as poison but a fully protected suit gives a +20 bonus. If Daemonbound, then
protective suits do not help against this, also, if the target dies due to the Toxic
Quality, he rises back as a Plague Zombie. It listens to the owner, unless he
lets go of the item, then it attacks the nearest living creature to feast and
spread the plague.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it deals additional 1d10 Crew
Damage per attack. Otherwise, it can’t be normally set on fire during Void
Combat and if Damaged, roll 1d10, on 7+ it ignores it. If Daemonbound, then
increase the Crew Damage to 2d10, while non-weapons ignore Damaged on
2+ (instead of 5+ due to Daemonbound Component) during Void Combat. The
walls fester, bile spreads everywhere. Decrease permanently Morale by 5.

Stream of Corruption
26-30 Defile by force.
Melee Weapons: The weapon gains additional ranged weapon profile: 1d10+2,
Pen 2, Range 10m, No Clip, S/-/-, Spray, Recharge, Toxic (2). If
Daemonbound, increase the Damage and Penetration by 2 and add the Warp
Weapon Quality.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon gains additional ranged weapon profile:
1d10+2, Pen 2, Range 10m, No Clip, S/-/-, Spray, Recharge, Toxic (2). If
Daemonbound, increase the Damage and Penetration by 2 and add the Warp
Weapon Quality.
Armour: Whenever the wearer is attacked in melee, creatures up to 2 meters
from him must make a Difficult (-10) Toughness test or be Stunned for DoF
rounds. Those in full protective gear gain +20 bonus. If Daemonbound, then the
armor gains a ranged weapon profile as a natural weapon: 1d10+2, Pen 2,
Range 10m, No Clip, S/-/-, Spray, Recharge, Toxic (2).
Gear and Tools: The item is able to corrupt surroundings, creating festering
and soporific terrain. When the item is not in the hands of the owner, it creates
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an aura of corruption up to 10 meters radius. In this aura, everybody must
make a Difficult (-10) Toughness Test, on failure gaining 1d5 Corruption Points.
This test must be made every 10 minutes. If Daemonbound, then the owner is
immune to this effect and he can generate it by mere thought, without leaving
the item alone. Also, those that turn into Chaos Spawn due to this Corruption
Point gain listen to the owner, unless he drops the item.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it doesn’t do damage to Hull
Integrity. All damage is Crew Damage. Corridors fester, people fall to the
plague. Otherwise, the component doesn’t require Power to run (if it generates
Power, increase it by 8). If Daemonbound, the weapon component additionally
does Morale Damage and non-weapon festers enemy vessels on Ramming - if
the ship successfully damaged an enemy vessel with Ramming Action, the
target vessel loses 2d10 Crew. Steam of corruption and disease spread on the
ship. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Soporific Musk
31-40 IMAGINATION!
Melee Weapons: Weapon gains Hallucogenic (2), if it already has it, increase
the Quality by 1 (up to 3). If the target fails the test by more than 3 DoF, when
the effect ends, his next Full or Half Action is lost. If Daemonbound, then
respirators and sealed armour doesn’t give a bonus to the test and if the target
fails the test by more than 3 DoF, instead of resolving the Hallucogenic effect,
the target must listen to the owner until end of his next turn. This effect allows
the attacker to issue commands that the target will make in his next turn.
Ranged Weapons: Weapon gains Hallucogenic (2), if it already has it,
increase the Quality by 1 (up to 3). If the target fails the test by more than 3
DoF, when the effect ends, his next Full or Half Action is lost. If Daemonbound,
then respirators and sealed armour doesn’t give a bonus to the test and if the
target fails the test by more than 3 DoF, he gains a Musk and those up to 2
meters from him, must make a test for Hallucogenic (0). This Musk lasts until
the end of his next turn.
Armour: Whenever the owner is attacked with a melee weapon, the attacker
must resolve a test of Hallucogenic (2) Quality. If Daemonbound, the owner
gains 1d5 DoS to Charm, Command, Deceive and Inquiry tests against targets
that are up to 10 meters from him.
Gear and Tools: If the item has a relevant tests, people who help the owner in
those tests give +15 instead of +10 bonus. Otherwise, the item gives the owner
1 additional DoS to Charm, Command, Deceive and Inquiry tests against
targets that are up to 10 meters from him. If Daemonbound, then if the item has
a relevant test, the owner increases the number of possible assistance from 2
to 3, otherwise, the item gives the owner 1d5 additional DoS instead of 1.
Ship Component: If enemy vessels use Focused Augury at the ship, they
automatically reveal this component. From this point on, any Charm,
Command, Deceive and Inquiry against the enemy vessels is made with a +10
bonus. If Daemonbound, whenever making a Hit&Run or Boarding actions
people betray their leaders, when attacking, half of the damage in Crew
damage to enemy vessel replenishes missing Crew on the ship, while
defending the enemy receives 1d5 Crew damage that replenishes missing
Crew on the ship. The nature of this component makes people untrustworthy
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and more eager to betray their comrades. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Irrefusable
SLAANESH! WHERE IS MY CHAINSWORD?!
Melee Weapons: The bearer of this weapon gains a +10 bonus to Charm,
Command, Deceive and Inquiry tests. If Daemonbound, the weapon screams
when enemies are hit giving it Concussive (2).
Ranged Weapons: The weapon gains Concussive (0), if it already has it,
increase it by 1. If Daemonbound, then the weapon deals additional 1d10
damage if the target fails the Concussive test.
Armour: The wearer is immune to Fatigue, Stunning, Shocking or Concussive
Quality from sonic based weaponry and effects. If Daemonbound, then the
wearer can make a Full Action to create a sound that affects those that are up
to 3d10 meters far. Everybody, except the wearer, makes a Hard (-20)
Willpower Test. On failure, they are Stunned for one Round per Degree of
Failure. This works once per combat.
Gear and Tools: The item gains an additional ability. Once per combat, the
41-45 owner can make a Full Action to release sonic energy. Those that are 1d10
meters from him must make a Hard (-20) Willpower Test or become Stunned
for one Round per Degree of Failure. If Daemonbound, this item grants a +10
bonus to Charm, Command, Deceive and Inquiry tests and the range of the
power is increased to 3d10.
Ship Component: The component gains additional ability that can be turned
on for free called Deafening - All other ships must make a Difficult (-10) Tech
Use Test in order to use vox or other broadcast communications while within
30 VUs of this vessel. If the component already has this ability, the difficulty
increases to Very Hard (-30). If Daemonbound, then if the component is a
weapon, it deals additional 1d10 Crew on each attack that damaged the enemy
vessel due to exploding eardrums and if it isn’t a weapon, then when it
activates it’s abilities, all other vessels up to 5 VU must make a Crew Rating
test, if they fail, they lose 40 Morale until the end of combat. When it ends, they
regain lost Morale. This component makes people deafened, crazy, speaking
about sounds only they hear. Decrease permanent Morale by 5.

Spellbound
46-55 NO U.
Melee Weapons: The wearer can Parry with a -20 penalty a Psychic Power
that is a Psychic Bolt, Psychic Barrage or Psychic Storm, and it says in the
description that the target can Dodge the attack. Also, if he scores more on
Parry than the Psyker on Focus Power Test, this power is deflected at him. If
Daemonbound, then there’s no penalty and if the owner has Psy Rating, then
the deflected Psychic Power uses the enemy’s Psy Rating or the owner,
whichever is higher.
Ranged Weapons: The wearer can make a Reaction to shoot (like a Standard
Attack) at a Psyker that is going to use a Psychic Power at him. If it, the
weapon does no damage but the Psyker receives a -20 penalty to his Focus
Power Test. If Daemonbound, then if the Psyker fails his Focus Power Test, he
immediately rolls for Psychic Phenomena with +20 bonus, no matter if it was
doubles or Fettered.
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Armour: The wearer gains a +20 bonus to resist Psychic Powers. Also, his AP
always count towards reducing damage from Psychic Powers, even if they say
otherwise. If Daemonbound, then when a Psyker uses a Psychic Power on the
wearer and he fails to affect him in anyway (the wearer Dodges, succeeds on
Opposed test or the Psyker fails his Focus Power Test), then the Psyker rolls
for Psychic Phenomena, no matter what was the result of his Focus Power
Test.
Gear and Tools: The owner gains a +10 bonus to relevant tests when using
the item. Also, whenever the item is on his person (or he wears it) he is
immune to mind influencing Psychic Powers. If Daemonbound, then whenever
the owner of the item is the target of a mind influencing Psychic Power he must
make a Opposed Challenging (+0) Willpower test against the Psyker. If he
succeeds, the power is redirected. Resolve the test normally with the Psyker
now the target of the power and the owner the Psyker in the context of the
power, using the original Psyker Psy Rating or the owner’s Psy Rating,
whichever is higher. If the owner doesn’t have Psy Rating, then he must use
the Psyker’s Psy Rating.
Ship Component: Any enemy Astropath or Navigator Shipboard Actions
targeting the vessel are done with a -20 penalty. If Daemonbound, then all
Astropath or Navigator Shipboard Actions gain a +10 bonus, while enemy
Astropath or Navigator Shipboard Actions targeting the vessel can be
redirected, before the test to see if power was successful or not. The vessel’s
Astropath (or Navigator) makes an Opposed Challenging (+0) Willpower test
against the enemy ship. If he scores more DoS, the power is redirected and
now the Astropath (or Navigator) resolves the power as him being the original
Astropath (or Navigator) and the enemy vessel as the new target. He uses his
own Psy Rating or the enemy vessel’s Astropath Psy Rating, whichever is
higher, or not if it’s a Navigator Power. The crewmen speak about strange,
unimaginable sights - corridors that become longer, stairs without dimensions
or other horrifying sights. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Sorcerous Force
56-60 TIME TO D-D-D-D-D-DUEL!
Melee Weapons: The weapon gains the Force Quality. If it already has it,
increase the Force damage it does from 1d10 to 1d10+2. If the owner doesn’t
have Psy Rating, then treat it like he had Psy Rating of 2. If Daemonbound,
then the weapon gains the Flame Quality, and if it already has it, increase the
damage done by the flames by 2.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon increases its Damage by the owner’s Psy
Rating and the Range based on the type (Pistol 1m, Basic 2m, Heavy 3m)
times the owner’s Psy Rating. If the owner doesn’t have Psy Rating, then treat
it like he had Psy Rating of 2. If Daemonbound, the weapon’s Penetration
increases by the owner’s Psy Rating and the owner’s Psy Rating increases,
when wielding the weapon.
Armour: The wearer increases the AP of the armour by his Psy Rating to a
maximum of +5 against non-Psychic Attacks and maximum of +10 against
Psychic Attacks (if the Psychic Attack ignores Armour, then it does only the
original value). If the owner doesn’t have Psy Rating, then treat it like he had
Psy Rating of 2. If Daemonbound, the wearer gains a Force Field of a Rating
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equal to 5 times his Psy Rating with no Overload.
Gear and Tools: The owner of the item increases his Psy Rating by 1,
whenever the item is on his person (or he is wearing it). He can also use it as a
Psy Focus. If the owner doesn’t have a Psy Rating, then this item gives him
+10 bonus to resist Psychic Powers. If Daemonbound, then Psy Rating
increase is now 2 instead of 1 and can go over the 10 limit to a 12. If the owner
doesn’t have a Psy Rating, he no longer gains the bonus to resist and instead
gains Psy Rating of 2. Whenever or not he had Psy Rating, the owner can use
the Dark Flame Psychic Power (Malefic Daemonology) without the need to buy
it or have the prerequisite. If he already bought it, he gains +10 bonus to use
that power.
Ship Component: Psykers aboard the ship increase their Psy Rating by 1.
Also, all Astropath or Navigator Shipboard Actions are done with a +10 bonus.
If Daemonbound, then if the component is a weapon, it increases its Damage
by half of the strongest Psyker’s Psy Rating on the ship, rounded down,
otherwise, if it isn’t a weapon, it further increases the Psy Rating of Psykers by
1 (now total of 2). People minds explode randomly. Strange occurrences
happen. Spontaneous combustions, lighting, the whole shebang. Decrease
permanent Morale by 5.

Force of Complete Destruction

61-65 EVERYTHING DIES.
Melee Weapons: Whenever the weapon inflicts damage, the owner can make
a Half Action to enact destruction. For every one Wound he inflicts himself, the
enemy receives 1d10 Energy Damage that bypasses Armour and Toughness
Bonus, up to 3d10. This damage can be avoided if the target makes a
successful Difficult (-10) Toughness test. If a target is killed with this damage,
he turns to nothingness, leaving nothing behind. This works only on living
targets and creatures with Daemonic Trait. If Daemonbound, then the damage
limit increases to 6d10.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever the weapon inflicts the damage, the target must
make a Difficult (-10) Toughness test. If he fails, he receives 1d10 Energy
Damage that bypassess Armour and Toughness Bonus. If a target is killed with
this damage, he turns to nothingness, leaving nothing behind. This works only
on living targets and creatures with Daemonic Trait. If Daemonbound, then the
damage increases to 2d10.
Armour: The wearer ignores the effect of Daemonic Trait and Warp Weapon
Quality. If Daemonbound, then all unarmed attacks ignore Armour and
Toughness Bonus. If the target has the Daemonic Trait, he ignores it and
inflicts additional damage equal to the trait’s rating. If a target is killed with this
damage, he turns to nothingness, leaving nothing behind. This works only on
living targets and creatures with Daemonic Trait.
Gear and Tools: The owner automatically succeeds on any Fear Tests of
creatures with the Daemonic Trait. If Daemonbound, then whenever he
touches a creature with the Daemonic Trait with the item, that creature must
make a Difficult (-10) Willpower test or receive 2d10 Energy Damage that
ignores Armour and Toughness Bonus. If a Daemon receives any Critical
Damage due to this, it is destroyed. Not banished to the warp. Outright
destroyed, into nothingness.
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Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, it inflicts double damage
against Daemonic Ships and 1d10 Crew Damage against others. Otherwise, it
grants +10 to Morale for the duration of Void Combat whenever there’s a
Daemonic Ship up to 20 VUs from the vessel. If Daemonbound, then if the
component is a weapon, it inflicts additional 1d10 Crew Damage on attacks,
otherwise, if it isn’t a weapon, it grants +20 bonus to all tests while the ship is in
the Immaterium. The voidsmen speak about prisons, calls to rescue someone
but whenever they try to do so, to find who needs rescuing, they strangely
disappeared. Decrease permanently Morale by 2.

Howling
FEAR ME!
Melee Weapons: Whenever the owner kills someone, he gains Fear (2) or
increases his Fear Rating by 1, which needs to be tested again, this stays until
the end of combat. If Daemonbound, then the character doesn’t need to kill
anyone, he gains just Fear (2). If he kills someone, he increases his Fear
Rating by 1, which needs to be tested again, this stays until the end of combat.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever the weapon is fired, enemies up to weapon’s
Short Range or 10 meters, whichever is higher, have a -10 penalty to Willpower
Tests. If Daemonbound, then the penalty increases to -20 and enemies must
pass a Fear test like if the owner had Fear (1) Trait.
Armour: The wearer gains the Fear (1) Trait or increases his own by 1. If
Daemonbound, then the armour feeds on terrified enemies. If any creature
failed its Fear test against the owner, the armour increases it’s AP by 1, this
66-80 can be increased up to 5. This bonus last until the end of combat.
Gear and Tools: Whenever the owner must make a Fear test, he gains +30
bonus to it. If Daemonbound, then the owner gains the Fear (2) Trait or
increases his own by 1. If any creature fails the Fear test against the owner,
then the owner makes a Challenging (+0) Toughness test, if he succeeds, he
regains 5 Wounds.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, then if an attack inflicted
damage, the enemy Crew makes a Crew Rating test. If they fail, their Morale
drop by 2d10. Otherwise, this component grants the Fear (1) rating to the
Captain of the ship, when dealing with other ships. If Daemonbound, then if the
component is a weapon, it inflicts additional 1d10 Morale damage on failed
Crew Rating test, otherwise, if it isn’t a weapon, it grants +20 bonus to
Intimidate tests against other ships. Paranoia strikes the voidsmen. People
become more aggressive and bullied people become scared children.
Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Viscious
81-90 DEATH!
Melee Weapons: The weapon gains Tearing, and if it already has it, increase
Damage by 2. The weapon gains Crippling (2), and if it already has it, increase
it by 1. If Daemonbound, then increase Damage by 4 and whenever the
weapon inflicts damage, the enemy makes a Challenging (+0) Toughness test,
if it fails, the target suffers Blood Loss.
Ranged Weapons: The weapon gains Tearing, and if it already has it, increase
Damage by 2. The weapon gains Crippling (2), and if it already has it, increase
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it by 1. If Daemonbound, then increase Damage by 4 the weapon gains Razor
Sharp, and if it already has it, increase Penetration by 2.
Armour: The wearer gains a natural weapon with a Profile: 1d10+2 R, Pen 2,
Razor Sharp. If Daemonbound, then increase the natural weapon’s Damage
and Penetration by 2 and it gains Tearing.
Gear and Tools: The Gear gains a weapon profile, while the Tool can be used
as a weapon. The profile: 1d10+4 R, Pen 4, Tearing. If Daemonbound, then the
weapon uses double the owner’s Strength Bonus and gains Razor Sharp.
Ship Component: If the component is a Lance, increase its damage by 4. If
the component is a Macrobattery, increase its damage by 2. If the component
is a Torpedo Tube, increase its Terminal Penetration by 3. If the component is
a Landing Bay, increase the Craft Rating by 10. If the component isn’t a
weapon, then it grants a +10 bonus to shoot weapons from the ship. If
Daemonbound, the ship gains additional 1d10 damage to Ramming action and
additional +4 Armour in the Fore side. People get killed more easily on the
deck, blood loss is a common occurance. Decrease permanent Morale by 4.

Marked
91-95 REAPER OF SOULS!
Melee Weapons: Whenever this weapon kills someone in combat, the weapon
increases Damage by 1 up to a maximum of 10. This lasts until the end of
combat. If Daemonbound, then this bonus lasts for 24 hours and the weapon
has the ability to use the gathered souls for a more vicious attack. Whenever
the weapon inflicts damage, the owner can make a Half Action to release the
souls inside dealing 1d10 Energy Damage per killed person up to 5d10 that is
soakable by Armour and Toughness Bonus. After this, all the souls are
released and the bonus Damage must be acquired again.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever this weapon kills someone in combat, the
weapon increases Damage by 1 up to a maximum of 10. This lasts until the
end of combat. If Daemonbound, then the Damage increases to 2 per killed
and the weapon has the ability to use the gathered souls for a more vicious
attack. The weapon makes a single Standard Attack, not using its Clip, with the
Blast Quality equal to the number of souls gathered (up to Blast (10)), and if the
weapon already has the Blast Quality, this increases it by the amount. After
this, all the souls are released and the bonus Damage must be acquired again.
Armour: Whenever the wearer kills someone in combat, the armour increases
its AP by 1 up to a maximum of +5. This bonus last until the end of combat. If
Daemonbound, then the maximum increases to +8 and the armour has the
ability to use the gathered souls for a more vicious attack. As a Full Action, the
armour releases all of its souls. All creatures that are up to 8 meters from the
owner must pass a Difficult (-10) Toughness test or recieve 1d10 Energy
damage up to 8d10 that is soakable by Armour and Toughness Bonus. After
this, all the souls are released and the bonus AP must be acquired again.
Gear and Tools: Whenever the owner kills someone, the gear or tool gains +5
bonus to next relevant test using this item up to a maximum of +30. This bonus
lasts for one test. If Daemonbound, then the bonus increases to +10 and the
maximum to +60. The item has the ability to release at least five the souls to
aid the owner in his test. When chosen to do so, the owner can’t have a total
modifier to the test lower than 0. After this, all the souls are released and the
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bonus modifier must be acquired again.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon, whenever it inflicts Crew
Damage, it increases its own Damage by 1 up to a maximum of 4 for Lances, 2
for Macrobatteries and Landing Bays, and 6 for Torpedo Tubes. Otherwise, if
the component isn’t a weapon, it grants a +5 bonus to shoot the ships weapons
for every Crew Damage it inflicts on a enemy vessel, up to +30 bonus. This
bonus lasts until the end of Void Combat. If Daemonbound, then the
component is capable of using the gathered souls to inflict serious damage
upon Ramming an enemy vessel. When doing Ramming damage, increase it
by 1 for every Crew Damage the ship inflicted beforehand up to a maximum of
+20. After that all bonuses are lost and the souls must be gathered again.
People drop dead. Just like that. Nobody knows why it’s happening. Decrease
permanent Morale by 6.

Multiple Effects.
Roll Twice and reroll any results of 20. Also, reroll any results that would have
96-100 Opposed Powers (Khorne and Nurgle oppose Tzeentch and Slaanesh).
Choose the highest permanent Morale decrease and increase it by 1.

Ranged Weapons: Increase the weapon’s Damage and Penetration by 4. It

1-10 gains the Tearing Quality if it does not already have it. However, whenever its
wielder draws it, he enters a Frenzy as a Free Action. This Frenzy does not
end until he has slain a living creature with the weapon, and slaked its thirst—
for now. The wielder ignores the usual penalty to Ballistic Skill from being
Frenzied, and may choose to fire the weapon instead of moving towards a foe
or making an All-Out Attack Action while Frenzied. If Daemonbound, then the
wielder can Charge at an enemy with a Pistol or Basic Ranged Weapon
making a single shot attack, like a Standard Attack but with the bonus from
Charge.
Armour: Whenever the wearer attacks, he may dangerously overexert himself,
suffering 1d5 Damage, not reduced by Armour or Toughness Bonus. If he does
so, he increases the Damage dealt by that attack by twice the amount of he
inflicts on himself. If Daemonbound, then the wearer can choose from 1 to 6
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Damage instead of rolling 1d5.
Gear and Tools: It grants a +10 bonus to all Tests made using it, but only if its
user regularly douses it in blood. If Daemonbound, then the bonus increases to
+30 and if the item has no relevant test, then the owner gains Unnatural
Strength (2).
Ship Component: If it is a weapon, increase its Damage by 3. Its Power
requirement is reduced by 3 (to a minimum of 0), or, if it generates Power, this
number is increased by 3. However, every time this cursed Component is
affected by a Critical Hit, reduce the ship’s Population by 1 and its Morale by 3,
as mayhem and panic ensue around it.

Skulltaker
SKULLS FOR THE SKRUUL!
Melee Weapons: All Called Shot attacks made at Head Location increase
damage by 1d10. If Daemonbound, then the weapon gains Vengeful (9) when
Called Shot attacks are made at the head.
Ranged Weapons: All Called Shot attacks made at Head Location increase
damage by 1d10. If Daemonbound, then the weapon gains Vengeful (9) when
Called Shot attacks are made at the head.
Armour: If the armour is only a helmet, then increase AP by 1. If the armour
has no helmet, then increase Max Agility by 10. If has more parts and one has
head, decrease AP of head by 1 but the rest locations by 1. If Daemonbound,
then the wearer gains +10 bonus to Dodge, when enemy’s attacks target the
head (Called Shots or due to switching numbers), also increase AP by 1 (to
11-15 total of 2) of all locations (Head now at 0).
Gear and Tools: Whenever the owner of the item kills someone by a Critical
Damage to the Head location in combat, he gains Regeneration (4) Trait fo
1d5+1 Rounds. If Daemonbound, then increase the Regeneration Trait to 10
and the time to 1d5+5 Rounds.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon and shoots at a ship in the
Fore part, it gains additional 1d10 damage, however, whenever shooting at the
Aft, then decrease damage by 1d10 damage. Torpedo Tubes and Landing
Bays just increase damage by 2 for every d10 dice. Otherwise, the component
increases Armour in the Fore location by 2. If Daemonbound, then whenever
the ship does a Critical Hit, when the ship hits an enemy vessel in the Fore,
increase the Critical Hit value by 2 on the Critical Hit Table. People one the
ship are on the edge and fights broke up very easily. Some even lose their
heads, quite literally. Decrease permanent Morale and Crew by 2.

Entropic
16-25 This treasure answers the silent call of the universe to expend without
replenishing, to rust away. No matter how hard the owner of this treasure
works, it never seems to stay clean.
Melee Weapons: Reduce its Damage and Penetration by 1, but every time it
strikes a target, reduce that target’s Armour Points on the affected location by 1
until the armour can be repaired. If Daemonbound, then instead the weapon
gains the Corrosive Quality, instead of the reduction in damage, penetration
and armour.
Ranged Weapons: Reduce its Damage and Penetration by 1, but every time it
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strikes a target, reduce that target’s Armour Points on the affected location by 1
until the armour can be repaired. If Daemonbound, then instead the weapon
gains the Corrosive Quality, instead of the reduction in damage, penetration
and armour.
Armour: Whenever a melee weapon strikes this armour, that weapon’s
Damage is reduced by 1 until it can be repaired. The reduction has a maximum
of the highest AP of the armour. If Daemonbound, then the damage is
decreased by 1d10.
Gear and Tools: It provides a +10 bonus to Tests made using it, but if the user
fails a Test while using it, he must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness Test. If
he fails, he gains 1 level of Fatigue. If Daemonbound, then the bonus increases
to +30 and if the item has no relevant test, the owner gains Unnatural
Toughness (2).
Ship Component: Increase this Component’s Power requirement by 3.
However, whenever it would be affected by the results of a Critical Hit result of
5 or lower, it ignores the effects of that result. If Daemonbound, then there’s no
increase in Power requirement and the component ignores Critical Hits of 9 or
lower, only a 10 or above can destroy it.

Decaying
26-30 Your life? Our life. COMMUNIST NURGLITES!
Melee Weapons: Whenever a creature is damaged with this weapon during a
turn, he must make a Ordinary (+10) Toughness Test. If he fails, he receives
1d5 Toughness damage. This damage can be removed only by Extended
Care. If Daemonbound, then the test changes to Difficult (-10) and if the
creature dies due to the weapon, it becomes a festering pile - those up to 5
meters without rebreathers or gasmasks must make a Challenging (+0)
Toughness test or be Stunned for DoF of the test. The bearer of the weapon is
not immune to this.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever a creature is damaged with this weapon his
wounds fester and do not heal. First time a target is wounded with this weapon,
he suffers Blood Loss for 1d5 Rounds or until treated. However, all damage
due to this weapon cannot be treated with Medicae special ability First Aid. If
Daemonbound, then Blood Loss happens every time the target is wounded.
Armour: Each time someone is damaged 2 meters from the wearer of the
armour, he must make a Challenging (+0) Toughness test and on failure
increase receive damage by 2. If Daemonbound, then increase the damage to
4 and if the one who made the attack is the wearer, that damage is increased
to 8.
Gear and Tools: Whenever someone is damaged 2 meters from the owner of
the item, he must make a Ordinary (+10) Toughness Test. If failed, the victim
receives 1d5 Strength and Toughness damage. This damage can be removed
by Extended Care or First Aid (instead of healing wounds). If Daemonbound,
then the test changes to Challenging (+0) and the damage can be only
removed with Extended Care.
Ship Component: If the component is a weapon and inflicts Crew damage on
the enemy vessel, then the target receives additional 1d5 Crew damage.
Otherwise, those that make Boarding or Hit&Run actions on the ship receive
1d5 Crew damage as they take the diseases with them back onto their ship. If
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Daemonbound, then the Crew damage increases to 1d5+5. Voidsmen on the
ship become more disease prone and quarantines are more common.
Decrease permanent Morale and Crew by 2.

Alluring
All treasures are in some way desirable by their very classification as
“treasures,” but this device inflames the avarice of all who see it. It is almost
unnaturally beautiful, and let any owner beware, for scoundrels in the Koronus
Expanse kill for far less.
Melee Weapons: Attempts to Dodge and Parry attacks made with this weapon
suffer a -10 penalty. If Daemonbound, then decrease any Force Field rating of
a target by 10.
Ranged Weapons: Attempts to Dodge and Parry attacks made with this
weapon suffer a -10 penalty. If Daemonbound, then decrease any Force Field
rating of a target by 10.
Armour: The wearer gains a +10 bonus to Charm, Command, Deceive and
31-40 Inquiry tests. If Daemonbound, then any creature using Scrutiny to see through
the character deceit has a -20 penalty, unless he knows the true nature of the
armor.
Gear and Tools: The owner of the item makes people around him friendlier.
Increase the disposition of the target by one level. If Daemonbound, then all
new people the owner meets treat their disposition as three levels higher,
unless they pass a Difficult (-10) Scrutiny Test.
Ship Component: This Component increases the vessel’s Morale by 3, but if it
is ever removed, lost, or replaced, its absence decreases Morale by 6. If
Daemonbound, then remove the Morale decrease from Daemonbound
component and increase the vessel Morale from 3 to 10, however, the absence
decreases the Morale to 0 and instantly creates a riot, revolution on the ship.

Inviting
41-45 Here, kitty, kitty. That’s a nice Eldar-soul ready to be sucked.
Melee Weapons: Whenever an enemy is hit with this weapon, he must make a
Challenging (+0) Willpower test. If failed, the character feels the pull of the
weapon is unwilling to leave. He can’t Disengage or move away from the
character, until he makes a successful Challenging (+0) Willpower test that is
made at the end of his turn. If Daemonbound, then the first test is made with a -
20 penalty and when the bearer attempts to hits someone that wants to leave
his threat range, he gains +30 to the test.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever an enemy is hit with this weapon, he must make
a Challenging (+0) Willpower test. If failed, the character feels the pull of the
weapon is unwilling to leave. He must make a Full Action Move or Run,
depending on how far he is, on his turn. The bearer doesn’t receive the penalty
for the Run action for shooting the target and receives a +10 bonus. If the
weapon is Basic or Heavy, he can fire it once Point Blank, even if the target is
at melee range. However, theses bonuses are lost if the target stays in melee
range. If Daemonbound, then the test is made at -20 penalty and the test must
be made even in melee range, if failed, then the bearer of this weapon can fire
a Basic or Heavy in melee range at the target, while a Pistol gains a +10 bonus
to his.
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Armour: All enemies that are up to the owner’s Fellowship Bonus in meters,
must make a Challenging (+0) Willpower test on their turn. If they fail, they
cannot move further from the owner but can get closer. Those that failed
receive a -20 penalty to hit the wearer. If Daemonbound, then those that failed
the test decrease their damage by 4 against the wearer and the test is made
with a -10 penalty.
Gear and Tools: Whenever the owner is a target of an attack, the attacker
must make an Ordinary (+10) Willpower test. If failed, he can’t attack the owner
and can change targets. The owner gains +10 bonus to Charm and Deceive
tests. If Daemonbound, then the test is made with a -20 penalty and the victim
loses his Half or Full Action based on what attack action he wanted to make.
Ship Component: Whenever an enemy vessel attacks the ship with the
component, they must make a Crew Rating test with a +20 bonus. If failed, they
receive -10 penalty to all shooting actions targeting the ship until their next turn.
If Daemonbound, then the Crew Rating test is made without a bonus. The
voidsmen of the ship become more decadent, in a bad sorts of way. Decrease
permanent Morale and Crew by 2.

Deceitful
46-55 Seemingly possessed of a treacherous nature, this treasure is created in a
counter-intuitive and misleading way that causes those who look upon it to
draw false conclusions, often to their own terrible detriment. Whether this
trickery is based in illusion, strange construction, or something else varies
based on the item, but it is always capricious and spiteful.
Melee Weapons: Reduce its Damage by 2. It can also be used to make
Ranged Attacks with the following profile: (Pistol; 30m; S/–/–; 1d10+4 I; Pen 4;
Clip 1; Reload Full; Toxic (1)). If Daemonbound, then there’s no reduction in
damage and the clip is unlimited.
Ranged Weapons: Reduce its Damage by 2. It can also be used to make
Melee Attacks with the following profile: (Melee; 1d10+4 R; Pen 4; Toxic (1)). If
Daemonbound, then there’s no reduction in damage and the melee weapon
gains Razor Sharp.
Armour: It can always be used to make a Melee Attack with the following
profile: (Melee; 1d10+4 R; Pen 4; Toxic (1)). Further, thanks to its disarming
nature, this armour grants its wearer a +5 bonus on Deceive Tests. If
Daemonbound, then increase the Toxic Quality to 3 and increase the Deceive
bonus to +10.
Gear and Tools: This device is not what it appears to be, and it can easily be
concealed or disguised as something more innocuous. Observers must make a
Hard (-20) Scrutiny Test to determine its true purpose, and Awareness Tests to
find it hidden on its owner suffer a -20 penalty. If Daemonbound, then only
someone who touches the item can make the test, otherwise Awareness Tests
to find it suffer additional -20 penalty (to a total of -40).
Ship Component: This Component is not what it appears to be, deceiving any
onlookers. Roll again on Ship Components table determine the fake nature of
this Component. Viewers must pass a Hard (-20) Scrutiny Test to determine
this Component’s true function; otherwise, they are taken in by the deception
and believe it to be the Component that it masquerades as. While ship augurs
can still be somewhat deceived, the needed DoS on Focused Augurs increases
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by 1 to see through the deceit. However, due to internal confusion caused by
this ruse, permanently reduce Morale by 1 on any vessel into which it installed.
If Daemonbound, then the component deceives even augurs. Any test to
determine the true nature of the component receive an additional -20 penalty
(so a total of -40 for the Scrutiny test), while Focused Augurs Shipboard Test
needs 5 DoS or more the see through the deceit.

Insightful
KNAWLEDGE
Melee Weapons: Whenever an target is hit with this weapon, he must make a
Challenging (+0) Intelligence test. If failed, the bearer of this weapon gains an
useful information about the target. For mooks or little relevance, the GM can
opt to give a +10 bonus to hit for the next attack. If Daemonbound, then the test
is made with a -20 penalty.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever an target is hit with this weapon, he must make
a Ordinary (+10) Intelligence test. If failed, the bearer of this weapon gains an
useful information about the target. For mooks or little relevance, the GM can
opt to give a +10 bonus to hit for the next attack. If Daemonbound, then the test
is made with a -20 penalty.
Armour: The wearer of the armour can hear surface thoughts of surrounding
people that are up to 10 meters from him. This can translate to a bonus from
+10 to +30 to Interaction tests made against them, GMs discretion. However, if
there is more than 5 people around the character, he must make a Challenging
(+0) Willpower test or gain 1d5 Insanity points. If he fails, the armour ceases to
56-60 function for 1d10 minutes due to information overload. If Daemonbound, then
this power increases range to 30 meters and the bonus can be up to +60,
however, the armour stops working for full 10 minutes due to information
overload.
Gear and Tools: Once per session, the character can ask the GM a Yes or No
question about his current predicament. The GM can veto the question. The
player can opt to take a +10 bonus for the next test the character makes
instead of the question. If Daemonbound, then the question can be in the form
of a statement and the GM must answer True or False to it. The player can opt
to take +30 bonus for the next test the character makes instead of the question.
Ship Component: Whenever the ship makes an Active Augur or Focused
Augur test, it receives 1d5 additional DoS on a successful test. If
Daemonbound, the maximum penalty for those actions is +0. The voidsmen
are flabbergasted at strange situations they find themselves, where other
crewmen suddenly know secrets about them. Nobody can have a private life on
the ship and this leads to fights or even riots when even those darkest ones
come out. Decrease permanent Morale and Crew by 2.

Careful
61-65 Everybody a critic, everybody an enemy.
Melee Weapons: The wearer gains +3 Initiative bonus whenever he wields the
weapon. If Daemonbound, then he receives +30 to all combat actions against
Surprised opponents.
Ranged Weapons: The wearer gains +3 Initiative bonus whenever he wields
the weapon. If Daemonbound, then he receives +20 bonus if he fires the
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weapon at Long or Extreme Range.
Armour: Once per session, the character can be treated as rolling natural 10
on his Initiative test. If Daemonbound, then whenever the combat starts, all
enemies must make a Challenging (+0) Willpower test. If failed, they “do not
see” the wearer of the armour and he treats them as being Surprised for bonus
and abilities reasons.
Gear and Tools: Once per session, the character can be treated as rolling
natural 10 on his Initiative test. If Daemonbound, then whenever the character
makes a relevant to the item test alone, he receives +30 to the test. Alone is
considered no direct audio contact (vox, microbeads or psychic powers) and
nearest satient creature is at least 30 meters away.
Ship Component: The ship gains +3 to Initiative test. Also, all actions made
during Silent Running are made with +10 bonus. If Daemonbound, then the
ship can forgo the +3 to instead, once per session, be treated as rolling a
natural 10 on the Initiative test, also, the bonus for Silent Running increases
from +10 to +30. The voidsmen are struck with paranoia. Fathers don’t trust
their sons, daughters their mothers and inner conflict over misunderstandings
become bloody and common. Decrease permanent Morale and Crew by 2.

Mindkiller
This device elicits nothing less than panic and terror in most people who see it.
Whether it is a weapon with an oddly organic eye or maw protruding from it, or
a vast, churning voidship component that seems to patter with the footsteps of
all who have passed through it, it is utterly disconcerting.
Melee Weapons: Foes suffer a -5 penalty to their Initiative if the weapon is
visible to them when combat begins. Further, attempts to Parry attacks made
with this weapon suffer a -20 penalty. If Daemonbound, then the penalty counts
to Dodge also.
Ranged Weapons: Foes suffer a -5 penalty to their Initiative if the weapon is
visible to them when combat begins. Further, attempts to Dodge attacks made
with this weapon suffer a -20 penalty. If Daemonbound, then the target reduces
1 DoS from his Dodge attempts.
66-80 Armour: Every time its wearer kills a foe in combat, he gains the Fear (1) Trait
until the end of the encounter. If Daemonbound, then increase the gained Fear
Trait by 1 or if the character already has a Fear Trait increase that by 1.
Gear and Tools: Under normal circumstances, it grants a +10 bonus to all
Tests made using it. However, if its wielder ever fails a time-sensitive Test
using it, it ceases to function entirely for 1d10 minutes. If Daemonbound, then
for time-sensitive Tests the owner gains additional 1d5 DoS on a successful
test, however, the item ceases to function for 10 minutes instead of 1d10.
Ship Component: Its chilling presence permanently reduces Morale by 3, but
this effect is even more pronounced on unwanted interlopers. Boarders suffer a
-20 penalty to their Command Tests aboard this vessel so long as this
Component remains functional. If Daemonbound, then all Boarders receive
1d10 Morale Damage each time they board the ship (successful or not).

Mocking
81-90 Hahahahahahahaha How The Fuck Is Corpse Emperor Alive Hahahaha
Loyalist Just Walk Away From The Imperium Like Loyalist Open Your Eyes
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Haha
Melee Weapons: Whenever an enemy is hit with the weapon, he must make a
Challenging (+0) Perception test. If he fails, everybody around him turn to
laughing forms and he receives a -10 penalty to attack the bearer of the
weapon and -20 penalty against others until the end of his turn. If
Daemonbound, then the penalties increase to -20 and -40 respectively.
Ranged Weapons: Whenever an enemy is hit with the weapon, he must make
a Challenging (+0) Perception test. If he fails, he receives a -10 penalty to
attack anybody until the end of his turn. While he receives a -20 penalty to find
the bearer of this weapon, if he was hiding before the shot, until the end of his
turn. If Daemonbound, then the penalty to attack increases to -20, while the
victim must make an Opposed Challenging (+0) Scrutiny test against the
shooter, who uses Stealth or Deceive (his choice). The victim receives the -20
penalty to this test. If he fails, he doesn’t see the bearer of the weapon until the
end of his turn.
Armour: The wearer can make targets around him unsee him. This can be
made with a Half Action or when the character makes a Dodge, however in the
second it works only on the attacker. When the action is taken, those up to his
Fellowship Bonus in meters, must make a Routine (+20) Willpower test. If they
fail, they start to hear laughter around them and their enemy disappeared for
them, this last until the end of their turn. If Daemonbound, then the test is made
with -20 penalty.
Gear and Tools: The owner receives +10 bonus to Deceive and Intimidate
tests, whenever the item is seen by the target. If Daemonbound, then during
combat the owner can make a Half Action to make an Opposed Challenging
(+0) Intimidate test against a targets Willpower, that is up to owner’s Fellowship
Bonus in meters. If the target loses the test, then he must use his next Half or
Full Action to attack the owner with a penalty of -5 per DoF on the test to a
maximum of -30.
Ship Component: The component can be turned on to make loud laughter
play in enemy vessels. Those ships 5 VUs from the ship must make a Crew
Rating test and if they fail receive a -10 penalty to hit the ship and -20 penalty
to shoot at any other. This penalty stays until the end of their turn or if they
move over 10 VUs from the ship, whichever is sooner. If Daemonbound, then
the ship receives +2 damage to all Shooting Actions against those targets that
failed their Crew Rating tests. The ship is filled with depressing words and
annoying laughter. Decrease permanently Morale by 3.

Restless
91-95 Arthas younger “special” brother.
Melee Weapons: Whenever this weapon damages a living creature, the bearer
of this weapon removes 1 Damage from himself. This can’t remove Critical
Damage. If Daemonbound, then increase the Damage remove to 2 (or 1, if the
attack did only 1 Damage to a target), also, if this weapon kills a target, the
creature stays for one round and uses its Half Action how the bearer of this
weapon wants, before it dies completely. Creatures that were obliterated by
Critical Damage are immune to this, they are just dead.
Ranged Weapons: Increase Damage done to living creatures by 4. If
Daemonbound, then increase the Damage to 8 and if the weapon kills
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someone, it makes an instant Full Action Charge or Half Action Standard
Attack with a Melee Weapon or Unarmed Attack, depending if it died with a
weapon in hand, at the nearest living creature. Then it dies completely.
Creatures that were obliterated by Critical Damage are immune to this, they are
just dead.
Armour: Whenever a living creature dies near the wearer of this armour, he
removes 2 Damage from himself. This can’t remove Critical Damage. If
Daemonbound, then the armor removes 3 Damage and it can remove Critical
Damage.
Gear and Tools: When a living creature dies, the owner of the item can place it
on a target using a Half Action and this must be done in the following turn or it
will be useless. Then rolls 1d10, on 6+, the target rises from the dead for one
round. It uses its old Initiative and can make two Half Actions or one Full Action
depending on the wishes of the owner of the item. After it does it, the creature
turns to dust. Creatures that were obliterated by Critical Damage are immune
to this, they are just dead. If Daemonbound, the item is capable of making the
dead speak. By placing the item on a dead body, the owner can ask the body
1d5+1 questions before the corpse turns to dust. These questions can only be
answered Yes, No, Maybe and I don’t know. Creatures that aren’t sapient or
have destroyed tongues, heads or anything that would normally allow their
species to talk are immune to this.
Ship Component: This component allows the dead to rise and fight again. As
one of the Shipboard Actions, the component can be used to regain up to 20
Crew. However, after the Void Combat is lost, the regained crew is lost again
and Morale falls by 1d10. If Daemonbound, then whenever the ship does Crew
Damage on an enemy ship, roll 1d10, on 6+, one of their component is overrun
by the restless. Treat the component as Damaged until they fix it with a
successful Challenging (+0) Shipboard Action using Command, Weapon Skill
or Ballistic Skill. The crewmen speak about meeting their dead relatives or
seeing friends that were lost in last combat walk among them and fight. Even if
they look okay, they are eerie enough. Decrease permanent Morale by 3.

Multiple Effects.
96-100 Roll Twice and reroll any results for this.
Choose the highest permanent Morale decrease and increase it by 1.

Positive Quirks
Roll 1d100 Quirk

Environmental Affinity
Maybe created from special components that react to certain environmental
exposure. This item works better whenever it’s used when it is in that
environment. Choose one or make up your own: Void, Extreme Hot, Extreme
Cold, Temperate, Underwater or Radioactive. Whenever the item is in that
environment, it gains a +10 bonus to all relevant tests.
1-7 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: Choose from the fellow list: Nebulae, Inner Cauldron,
Primary Biosphere, Outer Cauldron, Deep Void or Nearby Stellar
Environmental Animosity - if the item has this Quirk, then you must choose a
different environment than that in that Quirk.

Dependable
The owner of the item can depend on this item to not fail him, at least from time
to time. At the start of the session, roll 1d10, on 8 or higher, the item gains +10
bonus to all relevant test for the whole session.
Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
8-11 wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: If the component doesn’t have any relevant test, then this
counts to any Shipboard Action but can be used only once per round.
Treacherous - if the item has this Quirk, then both work depending on the roll of
the die.

Brutal
The history of slaughter this item was in is uncountable. Whenever the owner
makes a Righteous Fury the 10 on his roll (normally a 5 Critical Hit) can
become deadlier. Roll 1d10, and if the roll is 8 or higher, count the Critical Hit
12-13 as 6 instead of 5.
Ship Component: This works only once per void combat round for first of the
weapons that achieve Crit Rating on their test.
Deadly - if the item has this Quirk, then both work.

Energetic
14-20 People with the item feel revitalized and full of energy. Increase the Fatigue
Threshold by 4.

Destructive
The item has long history of victorious warfare. Increase Damage done by the
21-24 owner by 1.
Ship Component: This counts to the first voidship weapon that hits.
Masochistic - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Overwhelming
This item simply doesn’t know when to stop. Any test roll of 5 or below adds an
additional success to the relevant action.
25-28 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Gear and Tools,Ship Component: If there is no relevant test, it adds to the
first test, but only once per session.

Bland
The item is forgettable and easy to miss. Any test to conceal the item are done
with +30 bonus.
29-33 Ship Component: Focused Augury needs additional DoS to detect the
component instead the normal number for that type of component.
Glittering - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Distracting
This item has a certain style to it, making people who see it distracted during
conversations. The owner of this item gains a +5 bonus to Deceive and Inquiry
34-40 Tests while it is in his possession on sight.
Ship Component: Works only if the target sees the Component or knows
about it (augur scan).

Esteemed
This item surely has a tale or two, and though it’s most likely unable to share it,
there are many that are more than willing to do so. It is a legend amongst a
particular group and any individual that wields it will be surely greater in their
eyes.
Choose one particular group that is more or less specific, depending on the
41-47 power of item and GM’s decision. (It can be a particular unit, Space Marine
Chapter, worshippers of a given god or even a race of Xenos, whatever makes
sense.) The owner of this item gains +10 to all non-hostile interaction tests with
the aforementioned group. However, there is always a risk that some may wish
to reclaim it, much to owner’s woe.
This Quirk can be combined with Abhorred Negative Quirk, however the
chosen group must be different.

Brave-Hearted
48-54 This item has a legacy of heroic deeds and surrounds the owner with an aura
of courage and confidence, inspiring them even in the darkest of times.
Owner of this item gains +10 to resist Fear and Pinning.

Talismanic
This item is said to bring luck to the user, but truth be told it merely wards them
from misfortune, but hardly prevents any. It works exactly as Charm item,
meaning that any randomly generated threat is unlikely to target the owner -
they are omitted in rolls for such dangers if it makes sense. This property is
55-60 more powerful than normal Charm item, albeit GM must decide which
Talismanic is more powerful when there is more than one.
Ship Component: This component will never be hit when rolling for a random
component damage, unless it’s the only one that can be damaged.
Star-Crossed - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Cruel
This item’s legacy is written in blood, cutting a red swath across the galaxy at a
prodigious rate. Once per game session, the owner of this item may re-roll his
61-63 Damage roll from a successful attack of any kind.
Ship Component: This counts towards any voidship weapon component.
Compassionate - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Ready to Act
The item is quick to act and such, allows the owner to be ahead of everybody
else. While in possession of this item, the owner receives +3 to Initiative.
64-67 Ship Component: This counts towards Void Combat, if the item is installed on
the ship.
Slowpoke - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Harder to Target
This item seems to distract attackers from hitting it.
Melee Weapon: Owner gains +5 bonus to Parry with this weapon.
Ranged Weapon: Enemy gains -10 penalty to hit the weapon (like Disarm).
Armour: Enemy gains -5 penalty to melee attacks.
68-69 Gear and Tools: Enemy gains -5 penalty to ranged attacks.
Ship Component: If the enemy detected the component (with Focused
Augury), he gains -5 penalty to all Shooting Actions aimed at it. If the
component is External or otherwise untargetable, the enemy gains -5 penalty to
all Shooting Actions aimed at the ship.
Harder to Target - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Helpful
70-74 The item helps the owner in anyway it can (as much as an inanimate object
could) to succeed on using it. When its owner succeeds on a Test using the
item, he adds one additional Degree of Success.
Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: This counts to any Shipboard Action but can be used only
once per round.

Resplendent
This item has a flair to it, completing tasks with an additional flourish. The
owner of this item gains a +5 bonus to Charm and Intimidate Tests while it is in
75-81 his possession on sight.
Ship Component: Works only if the target sees the Component or knows
about it (augur scan).

Charitable
This item is a kind and benevolent entity, willing to aid the user as much as it is
capable of. Swap first and second digit on d100 if the result of a relevant test
would be better for the user. This can only occur once per session. Rolls of 1
82-85 and 100 are unaffected.
Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: This counts to any Shipboard Action.
Unpredictable - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Trusty
This item is widely known for its reliability. Once per game session, the owner
of this item may gain a +10 bonus to the next Test he makes with it (this is
cumulative with any other bonuses it provides).
86-89 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: This counts to any Shipboard Action.
Untrusty - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

No Mercy
This object is without mercy (it is, after all, an inanimate object), to its owner’s
enemies. Tests made with this item can never suffer a total penalty from
circumstantial effects greater than -30.
90-93 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: This counts to any Shipboard Action but can be used only
once per round.
No Sentiment - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Dogged
For better or for worse, this device seems near-impossible to lose. No matter
the circumstances, it always seems to find its way back into its owner’s hands
eventually.
94-96 Ship Component: If the Voidship is destroyed (and the component isn’t) or
falls into the wrong hands, the ship component sooner or later returns to its
owner one way or another.
Vanishing - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Lucky
97-98 So long as he is in contact with it (or the ship it is installed upon, for

Multiple Effects.
99-100 Roll Twice and reroll any results of Multiple Effects

Environmental Animosity
Maybe created from special components that react to certain environmental
exposure. This item works worse whenever it’s used when it is in that
environment. Choose one or make up your own: Void, Extreme Hot, Extreme
Cold, Temperate, Underwater or Radioactive. Whenever the item is in that
environment, it gains a -10 penalty to all relevant tests.
1-7 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: Choose from the fellow list: Nebulae, Inner Cauldron,
Primary Biosphere, Outer Cauldron, Deep Void or Nearby Stellar
Environmental Affinity - if the item has this Quirk, then you must choose a
different environment than that in that Quirk.

Treacherous
The owner of the item can depend on this item to fail him, at least from time to
time. At the start of the session, roll 1d10, on 3 or lower, the item gains -10
penalty to all relevant test for the whole session.
Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
8-11 wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: If the component doesn’t have any relevant test, then this
counts to any Shipboard Action but can be used only once per round.
Dependable - if the item has this Quirk, then both work depending on the roll of
the die.

Deadly
The history of slaughter this item was in is uncountable. Whenever an enemy
makes a Righteous Fury the 10 on his roll (normally a 5 Critical Hit) can
become deadlier. Roll 1d10, and if the roll is 8 or higher, count the Critical Hit
12-13 as 6 instead of 5.
Ship Component: This works only once per void combat round for first enemy
and first of their weapons that achieve Crit Rating on their test.
Brutal - if the item has this Quirk, then both work.

Weary
People with the item feel slow and out of energy. Decrease the Fatigue
14-20 Threshold by 4 (to a minimum of 2).
Ship Component: Increase Crew damage by 1.
Energetic - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Masochistic
The item has long history of losing warfare. Decrease Damage done by the
21-24 owner by 1.
Ship Component: This counts to the first voidship weapon that hits.
Destructive - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Glittering
This item glitters immensely, making it easier to spot. Tests to find this item
when it is concealed are made with a +30 bonus.
29-33 Ship Component: This counts towards Navigate Tests to find it onboard and
it’s automatically revealed on success of Focused Augury.
Bland - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Unwilling
The item is too lazy to care. If this item’s user rolls a 96 or higher on any Test
while using it, the item ceases to function for several moments (powering down,
catching on a nearby object, or falling out of reach).
34-40 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: If the Component is a weapon component, then it counts
towards any Shooting Action using the component. Otherwise any Shipboard
Action aboard the ship counts towards this effect.

Abhorred
Countless lives were given or taken because of this item, though circumstances
may truly be diverse. What matters though is, that the owner of its item will
never be trusted or accepted by those harmed by it, no matter how gilded their
words will be.
Choose one particular group that is more or less specific, depending on the
41-47 power of item and GM’s decision. (It can be a particular unit, Space Marine
Chapter, worshippers of a given god or even a race of Xenos, whatever makes
sense.) The owner of this item gains -10 to all non-hostile interaction tests with
the aforementioned group.
This Quirk can be combined with Esteemed Positive Quirk, however the chosen
group must be different.

Star-Crossed
This item is undoubtedly a bringer of doom, be it by malice or by mere
giddiness. Any randomly generated threat will always target the owner - they
are omitted in rolls for such dangers if it makes sense. This property is more
powerful than normal Charm item and it overrides its effect, however it can
55-60 bring malice only once per game session. GM must decide which Star-Crossed
item is more unlucky when there is more than one.
Ship Component: This component will always be hit first when rolling for a
random component damage, unless it’s damaged already.
Talismanic - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Compassionate
This item’s legacy is written in relaxation, cutting a cheerful swath across the
galaxy at a prodigious rate. When the owner of this item for the first time during
61-63 a session rolls natural 10 on one of his Damage die, he must reroll all of his
Damage dice.
Ship Component: This counts towards any voidship weapon component.
Cruel - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Slowpoke
The item is very sluggish and such imparts this slowness onto the owner. While
in possession of this item, the owner receives -3 to Initiative.
64-67 Ship Component: This counts towards Void Combat, if the item is installed on
the ship.
Ready to Act - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Easy to Target
This item seems to help attackers to be hit.
Melee Weapon: Enemy gains +5 bonus to Parry this weapon.
Ranged Weapon: Enemy gains +10 bonus to hit the weapon (like Disarm).
Armour: Enemy gains +5 bonus to melee attacks.
68-69 Gear and Tools: Enemy gains +5 bonus to ranged attacks.
Ship Component: If the enemy detected the component (with Focused
Augury), he gains +5 bonus to all Shooting Actions aimed at it. If the
component is External or otherwise untargetable, the enemy gains +5 bonus to
all Shooting Actions aimed at the ship.
Harder to Target - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Shady
This object has an unique look that makes people around think that the owner
must be untrustworthy. When the owner uses Charm, Deceive or Inquiry, and
the target knows or sees the item, then the owner has -20 penalty to the test or
75-81 the target gains +20 to Opposed test (GM chooses).
Ship Component: The component can be detected with Focused Augury
Shipboard Action, which will make all ship-to-ship interactions with the above
penalties.

Unpredictable
This item adores to sow chaos and discord, ruin all hopes and betray any sliver
of trust put into it. Swap first and second digit on d100 if the result of a relevant
test would be worse for the user. This can only occur once per session and
82-85 must happen as soon as possible. Rolls of 1 and 100 are unaffected.
Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: This counts to any Shipboard Action.
Charitable - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Untrusty
This item is widely known for its unreliability. The first time the owner uses the
item in a session, he receives a -10 penalty to the next Test he makes with it
(this is cumulative with any other bonuses it provides).
86-89 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: This counts to any Shipboard Action.
Trusty - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

No Sentiment
This object is without sentiment (it is, after all, an inanimate object), to its
owner. Tests made with this item can never gain a total bonus from
circumstantial effects greater than +30.
90-93 Armour: This counts to any strenuous, non-finesse physical action when
wearing the Armour like Dodge, climbing or swimming.
Ship Component: This counts to any Shipboard Action and must be used at
least once per round (if it can).
No Mercy - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Unlucky
So long as he is in contact with it (or the ship it is installed upon, for
Components), the owner of this item gets unlucky from time to time. The first
successful test the owner makes during the session that rolls doubles (except if
97-98 it would mean Psychic Phenomena), requires him to reroll and accept the new
roll (this cannot be rerolled again with Fate Points).
Ship Component: Must be on the Voidship. Counts only towards Void Combat,
all actions count towards this.
Lucky - if the item has this Quirk, reroll.

Multiple Effects.
99-100 Roll Twice and reroll any results of 10.

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