Properties of Armors

Short Name: A shorter, max 14 characters, name for the armor type. Defaults to normal name.

Make Difficulty: Difficulty to make it yourself. 0 means impossible. Default: 0

Make Price: Cost to make it yourself. Default: 0

Fence Value: Money received if sold at pawn shop. Default: 0

Death Squad Legality: Armor can only be made if arch-conservative police and death laws. Default: false

Stealth Value: Stealth bonus given by the armor. No bonus means the armor is unusable for sneaking. Default: 0

Professionalism: Professional appearance. Useful when soliciting donations. Default: 2

Conceal Weapon Size: Largest weapon size the armor can conceal. Default: 5

Armor

Body: Protection offered to the body. Default: 0

Head: Protection offered to the head. Default: 0

Limbs: Protection offered to arms and legs. Default: 0

Fire Protection: If armor reduces damage from fire. Default: false

Body Covering

What parts of the body is the armor worn on.

Head: If worn on head. Default: false

Body: If worn on body. Default: true

Arms: If worn on arms. Default: true

Legs: If worn on legs. Default: true

Conceals Face: If face is concealed by the armor type. Default: false

Interrogation

Bonuses when wearing armor during interrogation.

Base Power: Always applied. Default: 0

Assault Bonus: Bonus when beating victim. Default: 0

Drug Bonus: Bonus when drugging victim. Default: 0

Appropriate Weapon: Whether you are allowed to carry a weapon as part of a disguise.

Disguise: Counts as an appropriate disguise at this location.

Food supplies

Medical supplies

Weapons

Armor

Handguns

Rifles

Shotguns

SMGs

Heavy Weapons

Knives

Swords

Axes

Clubs

Fists

Throwing

Weapon Speed: Influences how many attacks you can get with it per turn. Agility / Speed = Max attacks per turn.

Weapon Random Damage: How much damage weapon can do.

Weapon Fixed Damage: How much damage weapon always does.

Weapon Accuracy: How accurate attacks are.

Weapon Recoil: How much successive attacks are penalized.

Weapon Bulk: How easily hidden weapon is.

Weapon Weight: How heavy weapon is.

Weapon Ammo: What weapon uses for ammunition.

Weapon AmmoCap: How much ammo it holds for bullets; how many units it holds for unit-based items such as fuel.

Weapon FuelRate: Rate at which one unit is consumed by weapon. (1 per…) Fractional amounts mean multiple units consumed per shot.

Weapon Noise: How noisy weapon is when used.

Weapon Intimidation: How intimidating weapon is.

Chainsaw Speed: Very Slow [10] RndDmg: High [251] FixDmg: High [50] Acc: Low [0] Rcl: High [-10] Bulk: Extreme [20] Weight: 10 lb Ammo: Gasoline AmmoCap: 1 [1 gallon] FuelRate: 10 [10 attacks per tank] Noise: Extreme [10] Intimidation: Extreme [10]

Shank Speed: Very High [2] RndDmg: Low [21] FixDmg: Low [5] Acc: Low [0] Rcl: Low [-1] Bulk: Low [2] Weight: 0.5 lb Ammo: None Noise: None Intimidation: Slight [2]

Intimidation works better if you have a more intimidating weapon than your opponent.

Intimidation factor may fade over time, allowing an enemy the chance to try to run.

Injured captives are always suspicious to any witnesses.

Captives detract from stealth.

Blood on the walls or floors is alarming.

Bloody clothing is alarming.

Damaged clothing is suspicious.

License plate numbers of suspicious vehicles may be taken down.

License plates and descriptions of vehicles involved in pursuits are likely to be taken down.

“Suspects were driving a red Ford Corolla, license plate MD5-AFK…”

Descriptions of individual revolutionaries are likely to be taken down, especially if cameras are available. Height, weight, hair color, eye color, skin color, ethnicity, weapons, etc. More detail if faces are not concealed.

Equipment:

Protects Feet

Protects Hands

Protects Torso

Protects Arms

Protects Legs

Protects Head

Protects Face

Hides Identity

Equipment Slots:

Outerwear

Clothing

Headwear

Footwear

Handwear

Accessory 1

Accessory 2

Equipped Item

Spare Items [8]

Backpack [Wearing a backpack lets you carry eight more spare items, but you can't get them out in combat.]

Notes on inventory management:

Small items stack (up to 9 per inventory slot.)

Clips count as small items.

Loose ammunition stacks to a count of 50.

Each person can carry any amount of money on-hand; this uses no inventory. Loose money is added to the Liberators pool when the squad safely leaves the site.

Returning to the exit gives you the opportunity to stash things in your vehicle if the alarm has not yet been raised; your vehicle can hold a number of slots based on its size. (Bugs hold much less than moving trucks.)

Very large items count as Hostages for purposes of hauling them around; alternately, if your inventory is full, you can use your Hostage slot to haul an item instead. Certain haulables can hold other items, and as such be used to move larger amounts of cargo (for example, pallets, laundry trucks, wagons, coolers…).

You automatically drop items in preference for hauling unconscious or dead teammates.

Special Effects:

QuickLoad: Can reload and fire in same turn.