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SU Tempest: /* One-handed use and dual wielding */

2019-11-14T20:47:24Z

One-handed use and dual wielding

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	* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)		* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)
	* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)		* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)
-	* ''Stechkin Carbine'' ( Submachine gun)	+	* ''Stechkin Carbine'' (Submachine gun)
	* ZiD AEK-919K Kashtan (Submachine gun)		* ZiD AEK-919K Kashtan (Submachine gun)
		+	* ''Any '''Glock-SF''' or '''Glock-LF''' pistol equipped with a Glock Stock'' (Submachine gun if full auto, Conventional rifle if not)

	=== Weapon stocks ===		=== Weapon stocks ===

SU Tempest: /* One-handed use and dual wielding */

2019-10-10T03:27:16Z

One-handed use and dual wielding

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	* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)		* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)
	* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)		* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)
		+	* ''Stechkin Carbine'' ( Submachine gun)
	* ZiD AEK-919K Kashtan (Submachine gun)		* ZiD AEK-919K Kashtan (Submachine gun)

SU Tempest: /* One-handed use and dual wielding */

2019-10-03T23:24:48Z

One-handed use and dual wielding

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	* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)		* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)
	* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)		* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)
-	* Sterling Mark 7 (Submachine gun)
	* ZiD AEK-919K Kashtan (Submachine gun)		* ZiD AEK-919K Kashtan (Submachine gun)

SU Tempest: /* One-handed use and dual wielding */

2019-10-03T17:21:26Z

One-handed use and dual wielding

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	* CZ Skorpion vz. 61 (Submachine gun)		* CZ Skorpion vz. 61 (Submachine gun)
	* CZ Skorpion vz. 83 (Submachine gun)		* CZ Skorpion vz. 83 (Submachine gun)
		+	* Danuvia VD-01 (Submachine gun)
	* Flammenwerfer (Flamethrower)		* Flammenwerfer (Flamethrower)
	* H&K MP5K (Submachine gun)		* H&K MP5K (Submachine gun)
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	* IMI UZI (Submachine gun)		* IMI UZI (Submachine gun)
	* IMI Micro-UZI (Submachine gun)		* IMI Micro-UZI (Submachine gun)
		+	* IZHMASH PP-91 Kedr (Submachine gun)
	* KBP OTs-62 (Shotgun)		* KBP OTs-62 (Shotgun)
	* MAC-10 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)		* MAC-10 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)
	* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)		* MAC-11 (with stock extended) (Submachine gun)
	* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)		* Remington Spartan 220 sawed-off (Shotgun)
		+	* Sterling Mark 7 (Submachine gun)
		+	* ZiD AEK-919K Kashtan (Submachine gun)

	=== Weapon stocks ===		=== Weapon stocks ===

SU Tempest: /* One-handed use and dual wielding */

2019-07-04T13:55:31Z

One-handed use and dual wielding

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	'''One-handed:'''		'''One-handed:'''
-	* '''One-handed usage''' of any weapon causes a '''FT+2 malus'''. There are no benefits to one-handed shooting, other than to make it possible in case the user [[severed limb\|loses a limb]].	+	* '''One-handed usage''' of any weapon causes a '''FT+1 malus'''. There are no benefits to one-handed shooting, other than to make it possible in case the user [[severed limb\|loses a limb]].
	** Additionally, certain weapon accessories cannot be used while dual-wielding; all Underbarrel accessories (Foregrip, bipod, underbarrel weapons).		** Additionally, certain weapon accessories cannot be used while dual-wielding; all Underbarrel accessories (Foregrip, bipod, underbarrel weapons).

SU Tempest: /* For specific weapons */

2019-06-07T21:03:05Z

For specific weapons

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	*'''CZ 75 AUTOMATIC''': This weapon is designed to accept a second magazine in '''storage''' (meaning that the weapon merely holds the magazine, and is not used to chamber ammunition). The second magazine is attached in front of the trigger guard. Attaching a storage magazine '''takes one turn'''. Once attached, it counts as immediately available, and can be used and swapped with another magazine to perform a reload, as though it was in the inventory.		*'''CZ 75 AUTOMATIC''': This weapon is designed to accept a second magazine in '''storage''' (meaning that the weapon merely holds the magazine, and is not used to chamber ammunition). The second magazine is attached in front of the trigger guard. Attaching a storage magazine '''takes one turn'''. Once attached, it counts as immediately available, and can be used and swapped with another magazine to perform a reload, as though it was in the inventory.
	** In addition, if a CZ 75 AUTOMATIC has a storage magazine attached, that magazine '''is considered to be a [[weapon accessory#foregrip\|foregrip]]''', with all of the appropriate effects.		** In addition, if a CZ 75 AUTOMATIC has a storage magazine attached, that magazine '''is considered to be a [[weapon accessory#foregrip\|foregrip]]''', with all of the appropriate effects.
-	*'''CZ Sa vz. 58P''' and '''Sa vz. 58V''': These weapons can also be reloaded with '''SKS 10-round stripper clips'''. The shooter will pull the bolt back, replace the chambered round (if there was any) into the magazine, then use the stripper clip to load extra ammunition. This is treated as a reload action (as such, doing so '''takes 1 turn'''), and transfers the ammunition loaded in the clip into the magazine (until the magazine is full).
	*'''DSR Precision DSR-1''': This weapon is designed to accept a second magazine in '''storage''' (meaning that the weapon merely holds the magazine, and is not used to chamber ammunition). The second magazine is attached in front of the trigger guard. Attaching a storage magazine '''takes one turn'''. Once attached, it counts as immediately available, and can be used and swapped with another magazine to perform a reload, as though it was in the inventory.		*'''DSR Precision DSR-1''': This weapon is designed to accept a second magazine in '''storage''' (meaning that the weapon merely holds the magazine, and is not used to chamber ammunition). The second magazine is attached in front of the trigger guard. Attaching a storage magazine '''takes one turn'''. Once attached, it counts as immediately available, and can be used and swapped with another magazine to perform a reload, as though it was in the inventory.
	*'''FN Herstal M249 Minimi''', '''IMI Negev''': These weapons can be fed using either ammunition belts or box magazines. When fed with box magazines, the amount of Condition lost on a critical failure is doubled for these weapons.		*'''FN Herstal M249 Minimi''', '''IMI Negev''': These weapons can be fed using either ammunition belts or box magazines. When fed with box magazines, the amount of Condition lost on a critical failure is doubled for these weapons.

SU Tempest: /* By weapon type */

2019-06-07T21:00:55Z

By weapon type

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	*'''Single-shot firearms (including multiple barreled firearms)''': These weapons can be reloaded in the same turn they've been fired, within the limit of max 3 loose rounds per turn ('''quadruple-barreled''' firearms cannot be fully reloaded in the same turn they were emptied, for example).		*'''Single-shot firearms (including multiple barreled firearms)''': These weapons can be reloaded in the same turn they've been fired, within the limit of max 3 loose rounds per turn ('''quadruple-barreled''' firearms cannot be fully reloaded in the same turn they were emptied, for example).
	*'''Bolt-actions with internal magazines''': If reloading with loose rounds, can fire ONE round and be reloaded with ONE round, in the same turn.		*'''Bolt-actions with internal magazines''': If reloading with loose rounds, can fire ONE round and be reloaded with ONE round, in the same turn.
-	*'''Pump-actions, lever-actions and semi-automatics with internal ~~magazines/~~tubes''': If reloading with loose rounds~~, can be reloaded and fire in the same turn, but if done, consider that reloading one round takes away TWO max shots per turn~~. ~~As a remainder, these action types have a maximum of 5 shots per turn (10 for semi-automatics)~~.	+	*'''Pump-actions, lever-actions and semi-automatics with internal tubes''': If reloading with loose rounds... you can either:
-	** Example 1: ~~Reloading 1 round = Can shoot up to 3 times in the same turn (Semi-automatics allow up to 8 shots).~~	+	** Fire TWO rounds and reload ONE round in the same turn.
-	** ~~Example 2: Reloading 2~~ rounds ~~= Can shoot once~~ in the same turn ~~(Semi-automatics allow up to 6 shots)~~.	+	** Or fire ONE round and reload TWO rounds in the same turn.
-	** ~~Example 3: Reloading the maximum of 3~~ rounds ~~= Can't shoot~~ in the same turn.	+
	*'''Single-action revolvers + Nagant M1895 revolver''': These weapons first require 1 turn to eject all the spent casings before being able to load new rounds, with one exception (see below). Using a '''speed strip''' may help reducing the time to reload; they allow the Contestant to fully reload a single-action revolver in one turn, rather than being subject to the "loose rounds" rule.		*'''Single-action revolvers + Nagant M1895 revolver''': These weapons first require 1 turn to eject all the spent casings before being able to load new rounds, with one exception (see below). Using a '''speed strip''' may help reducing the time to reload; they allow the Contestant to fully reload a single-action revolver in one turn, rather than being subject to the "loose rounds" rule.
	** Example: A '''Colt Single Action Army''' has a capacity of 6 rounds. Once all rounds are fired, one turn must be spent to remove the spent casings. If the shooter has a speed strip, then only one turn is required to reload it fully; if not, then as per the loose rounds rule, it would take 2 turns to load all 6 rounds - for a total of 3 turns.		** Example: A '''Colt Single Action Army''' has a capacity of 6 rounds. Once all rounds are fired, one turn must be spent to remove the spent casings. If the shooter has a speed strip, then only one turn is required to reload it fully; if not, then as per the loose rounds rule, it would take 2 turns to load all 6 rounds - for a total of 3 turns.

SU Tempest: /* One-handed use and dual wielding */

2019-06-07T20:10:29Z

One-handed use and dual wielding

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	* Each weapon can be individually aimed at different given targets if desired, at the shooter's choice.		* Each weapon can be individually aimed at different given targets if desired, at the shooter's choice.
	* The dual-wielding malus is the '''one-handed malus''', applied to both weapons.		* The dual-wielding malus is the '''one-handed malus''', applied to both weapons.
-	* The initiative score of a dual-wielding character is equal to the ~~sum of both weapons, after all~~ IS modifiers, if any~~, have been applied to each~~.	+	* The base initiative score of a dual-wielding character is equal to that of the heaviest weapon used. This is before any IS modifiers, if any exist.
	* Attack dice (2d6 per shot/attack attempted) must be rolled for each weapon when used depending on how many rounds fired/attacks attempted with each, as though they were used individually.		* Attack dice (2d6 per shot/attack attempted) must be rolled for each weapon when used depending on how many rounds fired/attacks attempted with each, as though they were used individually.

SU Tempest: /* Full-auto fire */

2019-06-07T20:03:17Z

Full-auto fire

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	* '''I - Short''': Amount of shots fired is equal to '''1d''AutoROF'''''. (Examples; AKM: 1d5 shots, M4A1: 1d8 shots)		* '''I - Short''': Amount of shots fired is equal to '''1d''AutoROF'''''. (Examples; AKM: 1d5 shots, M4A1: 1d8 shots)
	* '''II - Medium''': Amount of shots fired: '''2d''AutoROF'''''. (Examples; AKM: 2d5 shots, M4A1: 2d8 shots)		* '''II - Medium''': Amount of shots fired: '''2d''AutoROF'''''. (Examples; AKM: 2d5 shots, M4A1: 2d8 shots)
-	* '''III - Long''': Amount of shots fired: '''5d''AutoROF'''''. (Examples; AKM: ~~5d5~~ shots, M4A1: ~~5d8~~ shots)	+	* '''III - Long''': Amount of shots fired: '''3d''AutoROF'''''. (Examples; AKM: 3d5 shots, M4A1: 3d8 shots)
	* '''IV - Magdump''': Amount of shots fired is always equal to '''AutoROF value * 10''' (AKM: 50 shots ; M4A1: 80 shots)		* '''IV - Magdump''': Amount of shots fired is always equal to '''AutoROF value * 10''' (AKM: 50 shots ; M4A1: 80 shots)

SU Tempest at 21:48, 9 February 2019

2019-02-09T21:48:58Z

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	=== Weapon actions ===		=== Weapon actions ===

-	Firearms may have different '''actions and fire modes'''. Weapon descriptions list what kind of action they are; depending on the type, its user can fire a certain amount of shots per turn~~. When the Contestant wishes to use a weapon, the proper fire mode must be announced by the player~~. The different fire modes are resumed below:	+	Firearms may have different '''actions and fire modes'''. Weapon descriptions list what kind of action they are; depending on the type, its user can fire a certain amount of shots per turn. The different fire modes are resumed below:
	*'''Full-auto''' mode is regulated by the '''full-auto fire rules'''. See below for details.		*'''Full-auto''' mode is regulated by the '''full-auto fire rules'''. See below for details.
	*'''Semi-auto''' mode and '''Double-action''' weapons allow '''up to 10 shots per turn'''.		*'''Semi-auto''' mode and '''Double-action''' weapons allow '''up to 10 shots per turn'''.
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	*'''Bolt-action''' and '''Single-action''' weapons allow '''up to 3 shots per turn'''.		*'''Bolt-action''' and '''Single-action''' weapons allow '''up to 3 shots per turn'''.
	*'''Single shot''' weapons may be fired '''only once per turn'''.		*'''Single shot''' weapons may be fired '''only once per turn'''.
		+
		+	When your Contestant is using a firearm with more than one fire mode, it is possible to '''select which fire mode to use for a given turn of combat'''. Please note that it is not possible to use different fire modes in the same turn.

	Certain firearms may have a multiplier tag next to their action, such as '''(x2)''' or '''(x3)''' or even '''(x4)''', generally denoting a multiple-barrel firearm. Such weapons can be fired as many times as the multiplier says; the tag effectively multiplies the amount of shots allowed for the listed action type.		Certain firearms may have a multiplier tag next to their action, such as '''(x2)''' or '''(x3)''' or even '''(x4)''', generally denoting a multiple-barrel firearm. Such weapons can be fired as many times as the multiplier says; the tag effectively multiplies the amount of shots allowed for the listed action type.
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	Stock modes do not apply to Class 4, Class 5, or Handgear weapons, and thus are not affected by these rules.		Stock modes do not apply to Class 4, Class 5, or Handgear weapons, and thus are not affected by these rules.

-	If the Contestant is equipped with firearms with multiple stock modes, '''switching to another stock mode is a free action.'''	+	If the Contestant is equipped with firearms with multiple stock modes, '''switching to another stock mode is a free action that can be done only once per turn,''' similarly to choosing a fire mode.

	=== Damage ===		=== Damage ===