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A staple of sci-fi, the holo-projection table
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A land warship from Techno Ordnance Group, intended to replace aerial warships in defensive roles.
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Charm of Vanity
1 HoH
Oekaki
A charm is another word for a rune, enchantment, or method of creating magic item. The Charm of Vanity interacts with the Appearance/Charisma score of the item weilder
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'The level of magic here is nearly an 80. As a mage I can stay here for several hours without any damage as my body is used to it, but the rest of you need either expensive anti-magic amulets or lead plate armor to stay longer then a few mi…
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30 more bullets for your PCs to use or face in combat.
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An imbrian relic that blurs the line between magic, technology, and divinity
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Largely a progressive liberal non-violent nation, the LFS is not a push-over or a door mat. It also does not rely (entirely) on the Atlantic Federation Space Navy.
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Adventurers often encounter giant spiders and their webs, but what is stuck in those webs and is it worth fighting for to obtain?
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Thirty types of often magical ink that may be found in books or scrolls or occasionally just scrawled on a wall, with all kinds of uses.
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Also known as the Camel Spider, or the turbo tank, a commonly available vehicle found in non-Federation Africa, the Middle East, and along the Silk Road
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Not all fine gemstones are good to own. Here are seven doomed to bring their owners nothing but ill health, bad luck, misery and death.
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Desperate times call for desperate measures. When facing overwhelming material and technological superiority suicide weaponry becomes increasingly viable
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Every adventure starts with a good stout pair of boots. Thirty pairs of boots for your PCs to encounter and maybe wear.
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non-mecha robots designed and used by the space mining company ElectroCorp
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Neurohelmet
1 HoH
The original piece of hardware for controlling a mech
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7 Helmets
1 HoH
A sample of helmets
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7 types of mecha backpacks
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A variation of the Weaponoid Program
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Short for Missile Battery System, usually followed by a number denoting the number of missiles fired in each barrage