Gear Catalogue

A one-handed edge that comes into its own in a fair, one-on-one fight.

A long haft that strikes into Engaged from Near — anyone closing meets the point first.

A heavy two-hander that bands up against an armoured or braced target.

Built for the rush — bump your outcome one band higher (never past Success) when you move into Engaged on the same turn.

A personal blade, unmistakably made for one hand — at its best one-on-one.

Balanced for the throw; a takedown made with them makes no sound.

Standard-issue pistol. No mechanical edge — but it marks you Solace at a glance.

A heavy-calibre handgun that bands up against armour and braced cover.

A scoped long-arm that reaches Far or Distant regardless of zone.

A weighted net or hooked line; on a hit, pull or pin the target one zone.

A hooked arm that drags a struck foe one zone toward you.

A cruel blade that bites deeper into a target already taking Stress.

Made for constructs, machines, and the inanimate — bands up against them.

A reach weapon bearing the craft and sigil of the world it came from.

Once a scene, swap places with your target before you strike — but it leaves an after-image, and a Resonance mark.

Standard Survey body armour. Plain, sturdy, and entirely unremarkable.

Issue plate that marks you Solace at a glance — no mechanical effect, all reputation.

Recovered armour bearing the craft or sigil of the world it came from.

Stabilise, patch, and dose in the field. Charges spent per use.

A single hard push past exhaustion — pay for it later.

Days of field sustenance. Mundane, vital, easily forgotten until it's gone.

Mark a position or call for extraction. Everyone sees it — that's the point.

Picks and shims that auto-clear a single mundane lock when you're not under pressure.

A roll of tools granting +1 Effective Tier to repair or jury-rig mundane equipment.

Lines, irons, and harness — +1 Effective Tier to scale or traverse hostile terrain.

No mechanical effect. It matters because it is yours.

A recovered instrument — +1 Effective Tier to retrace a path you have already walked.

A field reference — +1 Effective Tier to read the script and customs of its world.

+1 Effective Tier to tell what is real and native to this world — but while lit, it reveals you in turn.

No mechanical effect — but it is known, and remembered. Someone is looking for it.