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This item does not exist because it is written poorly. There is not enough text provided to unambiguously determine how it interacts with other Environmental Modifiers{{src|sr5|ref=173}}. | This item does not exist because it is written poorly. There is not enough text provided to unambiguously determine how it interacts with other Environmental Modifiers{{src|sr5|ref=173}}. | ||
==Modified Weapons== | ==Modified Weapons== | ||
===Beretta 201T{{src|sr5|ref=425}}=== | |||
This weapon may make Burst Fire attacks, but may not be used for Long Bursts. | |||
===Cavalier Thunderstruck{{src|sl|ref=30}}=== | |||
This weapon does not exist; the ''Ruger Thunderbolt'' is still Lone Star's premier heavy pistol. Part of the fluff was that the rounds are fired in such rapid succession that it sounds like a single rolling thunderclap, hence the name, and the tight groups provided greater penetration. The ''Thunderbolt'' uses the exact same stats as the ''Thunderstruck'', with an AP of -3 and a prohibition against altering the barrel at all; the included Gas Vent (R:2) cannot be improved and other barrel accessories or modifications cannot be fitted. | |||
===Savalette Guardian{{src|r&g|ref=33}}=== | ===Savalette Guardian{{src|r&g|ref=33}}=== | ||
Giving a weapon the BF fire mode and then saying it takes a Complex Action is no different than not having the BF mode at all — an SA weapon can fire a Semi-Automatic Burst{{src|sr|ref=179}} as a Complex Action anyway. | Giving a weapon the BF fire mode and then saying it takes a Complex Action is no different than not having the BF mode at all — an SA weapon can fire a Semi-Automatic Burst{{src|sr|ref=179}} as a Complex Action anyway. | ||
This weapon may make Burst Fire attacks, but may not be used for Long Bursts. | This weapon may make Burst Fire attacks, but may not be used for Long Bursts. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:35, 31 July 2025
This article covers changes to weapons from statistical perspective; changes to general combat rules are covered elsewhere.
Clarifications
Modification Slots
| Type | Top | Underbarrel | Barrel | Side | Internal | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taser | ||||||
| Holdouts | ||||||
| Light Pistol | ||||||
| Machine Pistol | [1] | |||||
| Heavy Pistol | [1] | |||||
| Submachine Gun | [1] | |||||
| Assault Rifle | ||||||
| Sniper Rifle | ||||||
| Shotgun | ||||||
| Machine Gun |
Unless explicitly indicated for a specific weapon, ranged weapons have the modification slots shown in the table to the right.
Accessories
Improved Range Finder[2]
This item does not exist because it is written poorly. There is not enough text provided to unambiguously determine how it interacts with other Environmental Modifiers[3].
Modified Weapons
Beretta 201T[4]
This weapon may make Burst Fire attacks, but may not be used for Long Bursts.
Cavalier Thunderstruck[5]
This weapon does not exist; the Ruger Thunderbolt is still Lone Star's premier heavy pistol. Part of the fluff was that the rounds are fired in such rapid succession that it sounds like a single rolling thunderclap, hence the name, and the tight groups provided greater penetration. The Thunderbolt uses the exact same stats as the Thunderstruck, with an AP of -3 and a prohibition against altering the barrel at all; the included Gas Vent (R:2) cannot be improved and other barrel accessories or modifications cannot be fitted.
Savalette Guardian[6]
Giving a weapon the BF fire mode and then saying it takes a Complex Action is no different than not having the BF mode at all — an SA weapon can fire a Semi-Automatic Burst[7] as a Complex Action anyway.
This weapon may make Burst Fire attacks, but may not be used for Long Bursts.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 These weapons do not come with a stock, but can have a folding stock added in the stock slot.
- ↑ Run & Gun (p. 52)
- ↑ Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook (p. 173)
- ↑ Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook (p. 425)
- ↑ Street Lethal (p. 30)
- ↑ Run & Gun (p. 33)
- ↑ Shadowrun (p. 179)