The Soldier has spent a healthy ten thousand hours training with the weapons of their military. They are deadly when wielding any firearm made in their home country. Drawing their standard issue at the start of a confrontation is pure reflex, and they may plan their shots to deal collateral damage to those behind their target.
You gain the following benefits as long as engaged in combat with firearms made in your home country.
+2 dice to all firearms made in your home country rolls.
You also gain the following effects:
Mikey is especially adept with wielding handguns. He is able to draw them with blistering speed and precision. His quick thinking is able to aim for weak points in his targets defenses. Handguns he fires will only make a noise if he allows them to.
You gain the following benefits as long as engaged in combat with Handguns.
Your attacks with Handguns deal +3 Bonus Damage. Armor is reduced to 1/2, rounded up against this damage.
You also gain the following effects:
Umbra is confirmed a far better markswoman than Luci is, no question about it, aided by a vast array of knowledge and wisdom within the Well that Luci does not have access to.
So, begrudgingly, when the time comes to get loud, Umbra is almost always the better pick for the job.
You gain the following benefits as long as engaged in combat with firearms.
+2 dice to all firearms rolls.
Possession of this Power grants the following Trauma at all times: Luci hallucinates the shadows of her regret, shame, and disappointment related to her own actions, Umbra's actions, and those both of them have killed. She will need to roll self control to not wash that from her own hands whenever the opportunity presents itself.
You also gain the following effects:
Gloria’s mutation and training in guns together increases her marksmanship
You gain the following benefits as long as engaged in combat with firearms.
+2 dice to all firearms rolls.
You also gain the following effects:
Step into the spotlight, where every shot you take is a dramatic scene waiting to unfold.
Down and down the performers go, into the depths of hell where the act is staged. What will become of the narrative, he wonders.
Will it fall apart? Will it reach fulfillment? Will he even be able to see its conclusion?
He wonders, and wonders, and wonders.
...
No time to think further. The elevator doors open.
It's time to start the play.
You gain the following benefits as long as engaged in combat with firearms.
+2 dice to all firearms rolls.
You also gain the following effects:
Ted’s aim has really improved over his months as a Contractor, and he has picked up a degree of his guns Luck in his own body, letting him land impossible shots even without his Lucky Revolver.
You gain the following benefits as long as engaged in combat with firearms.
+2 dice to all firearms rolls.
You also gain the following effects:
The Soldier has spent a healthy ten thousand hours training with the weapons of their military. They are deadly when wielding any firearm made in their home country. Drawing their standard issue at the start of a confrontation is pure reflex, and they may plan their shots to deal collateral damage to those behind their target.
You gain the following benefits as long as engaged in combat with firearms made in your home country.
+2 dice to all firearms made in your home country rolls.
You also gain the following effects:
The 255TE "Lancer" Rife fires an extremely deadly spike of plasma at its targets. It comes standard with a volume control, allowing the soldier to mute its normally fearsome lightning crack report for stealth missions. When not in use, it can collapse into a small metal disk that can fit into any utility belt.
This Artifact can be used as a rifle. It is roughly the same size as a rifle but can be collapsed into a metallic disk and concealed. Collapsing or expanding it costs a Quick Action.
Attack by rolling Dexterity + Firearms, Difficulty 6. Successful attacks deal Contested Outcome +4 Weapon Damage. The target's Armor is fully effective against this Damage.
You also gain the following effects: