Other Equipment (Miscellaneous)

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BiMex Personal Shades - Save the colonies and look cool doing it. Targeting lasers, atomic flash blasts, and solar radiation can cause instant blindness on the battlefield—but not while wearing a pair of BiMex sunglasses or goggles.

CBRN Detection Kit -This Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Detection Kit includes a Geiger counter, a biological and chemical agent diagnostic device, four doses of neurotoxin inhibitors, four emergency respirators (good for one Turn each before recharging), a pair of acid proof gloves and goggles, syringes, sampling tools, chemical detection paper, and four heat resistant specimen jars.

IMP Individual Marine Pack - This waterproof medium backpack comes standard equipped with a medkit and Supply rating 4 worth of food and water (see page 34 of the core rulebook). In addition, the IMP allows you to carry two more regular-sized items than normal without being over-encumbered.

TNR High Beam Shoulder Lamp - A high-powered flashlight, the TNR can be carried by hand or mounted to the shoulder bracket on APE Suits, M3, Kevlar, or 6B90 armors, allowing for hands free use. The TNR removes the effect of darkness in a zone (page 83 of the core rulebook).

Muzzle Suppressor - If you gotta shoot someone in public, pop one of these cylinders on the end of your firearm and do it real quiet like. Just remember that anyone calling it a silencer is full of shit—nothing is going to completely silence a bullet. What it does do is force your enemies to make an OBSERVATION roll to detect the shot. Muzzle Suppressors are available for a variety of firearms, ranging from pistols to sniper rifles.

Folding Entrenching Spade - A ground pounder’s best friend, this collapsible shovel can also be used as a close combat weapon. A smart marine will heat up their spade with an incinerator unit, turning the shovel into a makeshift cooking pan for field grub.

Folding Winch - This tripod winch-and-cable device was developed so that prospectors could inspect newly dug mining shafts with their hands free—but it works just as well for rappel and rescue ops.

Polymer Climbing Rope - This high-polymer abrasion-resistant coated cable comes in 45-meter coils. Just remember—”abrasion resistant” only means it won’t fray easily and you won’t cut up your bare hands climbing it. Acid will still eat through it and you’ll still get a nasty rope burn sliding down it. Ain’t friction a bitch?

F3S Full Spectrum Spotter Scope - Able to see in a variety of spectrums and sync with data provided by Pups, the Spotter Scope allows a Recon Rifleman to roll OBSERVATION to assist his Sniper’s aim. Each success gives a +1 bonus to the shot, as long as neither marine moves nor is attacked. Multiple rolls are not allowed.

PDT/L Personal Data Transmitter Bracelet/Locater Tube Set - One piece is a PDT wrist-worn accessory, the other is its dedicated locator. Limited to a range of under 100 meters (four zones), the locator tube digitally displays its proximity to the bracelet and beeps louder as it approaches the transmitter. If the tube is synced to an APC TAC center, full biometric data of the wearer can be accessed.

M73PX Parafoil - This non-rigid delta-shaped airfoil collapses down small enough to fold up and tuck in a rucksack. They are usually used in stealth drops to silently glide into enemy territory. If for some reason you are in an exploding dropship or aerospace fighter and manage to eject without decapitating yourself, you’ll want one of these to help you make a softer landing.