Bombs

These alchemical creations explode in a variety of ways when expose to air, or when the mix of strange blackpowder within it is ignite, causing the clay jars or pots holding the mixture to shower upon the enemies. It takes a Strength test (3d6 + Strength) to make a good throw, and it at most can go up to 8 yards.

Bombs in the CRPG does good damage at the beginning (the Prima Strategy Guide lists them as doing 80 points of damage), but become lackluster towards the end of the game. As characters in the CRPG starts with 90 to 110 Health, and the PnP version starts with 20 to 35 Health, the bombs all do 3d6 points of damage.

As this is a PnP RPG game where stuff can be more flexible, I have added some side-effects of using those bombs.

Acid Flask: 3d6 nature damage within 4 yards, all targets take 1d6 points of damage next round, and 1d3 the round after. Double the AR for reducing damage from the Acid Flask.

Fire Bomb: 3d6 fire damage within 4 yards, will set flammable substance on fire

Freeze Bomb:3d6 ice damage within 4 yards, puts out fire, creates a thick alchemical fog which gives -2 penalty Attack to those within

Shock Bomb: 3d6 electricity damage within 4 yards, make a Constitution roll with the TN as the damage done or else loses major action

Soulrot Bomb: 3d6 spirit damage within 4 yards, all those who takes more than 12 points of damage suffer -1 penalty to Magic for 1 minute

Arrows

Those arrows are either coated with a susbtance that does elemental damage, or weaved with magic to achieve their effects. Enchanting items is usually left to the Tranquil (or in some cases, a very talent Dwarven savant), and hence it is not possible for PCs to craft their own enchanted items within the constraints of Freleden.

Andraste’s Arrows: Target suffers -2 Magic for one turn if hit
Arrow of Filth: +1 Nature damage
Elf-Flight Arrow: +3 Attack, use 3 Stunt Points to make a target unable to perform a major action
Fire Arrow: +1 fire damage
Ice Arrow: +2 ice damage

Shortbows

Scout Bow: 1 in 6 chance of Aim being  free action*
The Dark Moon: +1 Will Power, AR 2 against Nature damage, Ignore 2 points of AR
The Fox’s Bow: +2 Defense vs. ranged attacks
Whitewood Bow: +2 damage, +1 Stunt Point
Wilds Bow: AR 2 against Nature damage

Longbows

Antivan Longbow: +1 Stunt Points
Bow of the Golden Sun: +2 Attack
Dalish Longbow: 1 in 6 chance of Aim being a free action
Falon’Din’s Reach: +1 damage, 1 in 6 chance of Aim being a free action
Far Song: +2 damage, 1 in 6 chance of Aim being a free action, +1 SP, +3 Attack, add damage from the Dragon die on hit
Mage’s Eye: add damage from half the dragon die on hit, +2 Attack
Marjolaine’s Recurve: +2 Cunning, +2 damage, 1 in 6 chance of Aim being a free action
Spear Thrower: 1 in 6 chance of Aim being a free action, ignore 1 point of AR
Wolf-Killer: +2 damage against undead, +3 damage against beasts

* As a way of balancing the item, the second Aim action (if the player chooses to take it) will not have a chance of being free.

Dragon Warrior
Two-Handed Sword +1 (d10+1, 9), if the wielder is facing a hated target, he can choose a number between 1 to 3 to represents his hatred. That number is added to the enchantment bonus of the sword for the duration of the fight. Record down the ‘hatred’ that he has chosen. At the end of the fight, add up all the hatred he has chosen since having the sword, add it to 10. This is the Magical Attack of the curse that he has to fight off. The curse has a delayed duration and is that he would be severely grieved and would come to hate someone close or important to him.

Fate
Hatred as my Weapon, Always Hating

Altered Fate
Hatred as My Weapon +x (Frequent, x is the value of an Aspect related to the character’s hatred), Always Hating +3 (Frequent, disability)
Abilities: Hatred Never Dies +x (target: self only, form: event, function: curse, disability, x is the value of an Aspect related to the character’s hatred, triggers: when character kills a hated target of his choice)

Dragon Warrior Stats:
Longsword +1 (d8+1, 5), for every 4 HP damage inflicted, the Bloodsteel Sword’s enchantment level goes up by another +1, to a maximum of +4. The sword would loses its enchantment if not ‘fed’ with new blood for 60 seconds (10 combat rounds), reverting back to a +1 sword.

Fate:
Aspect: It Grows Stronger with Blood

Altered Fate:
Damage: 2
Aspect: It Grows Stronger with Blood +2 (Frequency: Always, Condition: Must have inflicted at least 4 points of damage)

Dragon Warriors Stats:
Longbow +2 (d8+2, 8), ignore penalties for strong wind and always able to reach maximum range despite weather. At the cost of 4 MP or 4 HP, the wielder can summon a gale of howling wind to accompany the arrow – the wind is enough to cause strong men to stumble, incurring a -4 Attack and -2 Defence for one round.

Fate 3.0:
The Arrow Cuts Through the Air, Call Forth the Wind

Altered Fate
Longbow (range: far, damage: 4),
Aspects: The Arrow Cuts Through the Air +3 (Common)
Abilities: Call Forth the Wind +4 (Requires exertion, form: wind, function: use Might skill, inflicts disability)

Dragon Warriors Stat:
Upon being hit by a metallic weapon, claws or unarmed strike and if it is blocked by the shield (1 in 6 chance), the attacker takes 1d4 Health Points damage. A knight can attempt to smash the shield into his opponent instead of using his main-hand weapon with a -2 penalty to Attack.

Fate 3.0:
Aspect: Shield of Lightning

Altered Fate:
Ability: Lightning Retaliation +3 (form: electricity, function: damage, condition: successfully block attack with shield and attacker is using natural weapons or metallic weapons or contact with enemy )
Aspect: Shield of Lightning

Fate 3.0 Stats
Coated with Poison, Pierces through Armour, Fact: Destroyed on Use

Altered Fate Stats
Armour Piercing (+3 Frequent Aspect, invoked when striking against armoured targets), Destroyed after Use (Fact)

Dragon Warriors Stats
Assassin’s Needle (5*, 4), destroyed after one use
* Always assume armour bypass roll is 5

Fate 3.0 Stats
Aspect: Fight till my last breath! , Before any of you shed more blood

Altered Fate Stats
Let Blood Fury take me! ( Common Major Aspect, use by character when have 2 or less Physical Stress boxes unchecked, combat actions only, buff), Berserk Speed (Common Significant Aspect, use by character when have 2 or less Physical Stress boxes unchecked, Initiative only, buff)

Dragon Warrior Stats
Short Sword  (d8, 3 points), becomes a +2 weapons (d8+2, 5 points) when wielder has 3 HP or less and also grant the user one additional attack at the start of the round before anyone else acts. He would only collapse when his HP falls below -3 (which is when he dies too).

The sword was changed by the event and is now known as The Grief of Shame.

Fate Stats:
Your Spell Fails You, Warded from Curses, Accursed Love

Altered Fate Stats:
Your Spell Fails You (Common, Significant, +2 Difficulty to any spells cast against wielder), Warded from Curses (Common, Significant, +2 to resisting curse-like spells), Accused Love (Storyline Aspect)

Dragon Warrior Stats
Bastard Sword +1 (d10+1, 6)
The blade itself cannot be affected by any magic.
+2 Magical Defence
Each time a spell is cast within 5m of the wielder, there is a 1 in 6 chance that it will fail automatically. This affect allies too.

Fate Stats
Aspects: Iron-Keen Edge, Break through Magical Barrier

Dragon Warrior Stats
+1 Battle Axe(d8+1, 7 points).
Attacks from this axe passes through Invulnerability, and other such barriers at half damage. Against magic that absorbs damage, such as Force Field, it does double damage.

Altered Fate Stats
Lethality: +2, Breaks through Magical Barrier (Frequent Significant), Long Reach, Heavy