Gear

Imperial credential. Grants access to restricted areas matching the cylinder's clearance tier. Forging or stealing one is a major plot in itself — DC 25 Use Computer to clone, opposed by issuer's encryption.

Personal communications transceiver with a range of 200 km or high orbit. Requires a backpack-sized Comset. Can be miniaturized to a wrist-sized unit for double the cost.

Personal communications transceiver with a range of 50 km or low orbit. Can be built into helmets and armor.

Subvocal microphone + concealed earpiece. Identical short-range comm capability, but conceals the link from a casual Perception check (DC 18 to spot).

Briefing-table-sized holoprojector. Displays room-scale tactical maps, ship schematics, or full-body holocalls. Standard at command posts and Mon Calamari war rooms.

Pocket projector. Displays a 1-meter holographic image — recordings, maps, instructions, or live calls when paired with a Comlink. Mainstay of intel briefings and Imperial propaganda.

A compact, heavily encrypted transceiver keyed to a Jedi order communications network and its recall beacon — it sends and receives priority signals across a system and can pick up an Order-wide recall. Faction-restricted: issued to members of a Jedi order (or an equivalent), and in other hands it is useless and often incriminating. Not sold on the open market.

Wrist-worn translator. Real-time audio translation across the 50 most common galactic languages. For obscure dialects: DC 12 INT (Investigation). Cannot speak Binary or thought-projected languages.

The standard bounty posting — a palm-sized holoprojector displaying the mark's chain code, last-known location, bounty tier and payout, the posting patron, and the capture terms ('dead or alive,' 'no disintegrations,' or 'alive only'). Slicing a puck for its full dossier is a DC 13 Use Computer check. The object that starts every hunt; issued by a guild or patron rather than bought.

Single-use Computer Spike. Grants a +1 bonus to Use Computer checks when hacking a system.

Single-use Computer Spike. Grants a +2 bonus to Use Computer checks when hacking a system.

Single-use Computer Spike. Grants a +3 bonus to Use Computer checks when hacking a system.

Single-use Computer Spike. Grants a +4 bonus to Use Computer checks when hacking a system.

Single-use Computer Spike. Grants a +5 bonus to Use Computer checks when hacking a system.

Single-data storage chip. Holds one dataset — a mission briefing, schematic, encrypted message, or audio log. Insert into any datapad to access.

Handheld computer that can interface with larger networks directly or via Comlink. Intelligence 12. Can run programs.

Handheld computer serving as notebook, calculator, and sketchpad. Intelligence 10. Storage and display only — cannot run programs.

Specialized device for interfacing with ancient holocrons. Reads stored memories, lessons, and Force-related teachings — though Force-locked holocrons require a Force user to unseal first.

Top-tier slicing rig with custom firmware breakers and quantum-encryption loaders. +5 to Use Computer when slicing. Capable of defeating Imperial-grade ICE that a basic Slicer's Kit cannot touch.

Specialized slicing toolkit — adapter cables, signal probes, ICE-bypass routines. +2 to Use Computer checks when slicing networks or cracking encryption. Required for advanced data theft.

Magnify distant objects and provide range and elevation data. Offer zoom, wide-view, and nightvision modes. Reduce Perception distance penalties to -1 per 10 squares instead of -5.

Pocket-sized multi-mode scanner. Detects life forms, metals, or energy signatures within 30 feet. Grants Advantage on Perception checks to find concealed creatures or hidden compartments.

Specialized bio-scanner. Detects only organic creatures — no false positives from droids or environmental noise. 60-meter range. Used by bounty hunters and search-and-rescue teams.

Adhesive passive audio recorder. Records up to 24 hours of ambient sound, transmits to a paired Comlink within 1 km. DC 18 Perception to spot a deployed device.

Tripod perimeter alarm. 30-meter detection radius. Pings any paired Comlink when triggered. Ignores creatures Smaller than the calibration setting.

A deployable recon probe droid. Released as an action, it scouts an area up to 1 km and relays sensor data — life forms, heat, motion — to your comlink for up to 1 hour before its cell runs down. Fragile (AC 13, 10 HP). The find-them-for-you tool when a trail goes cold.

Backpack-sized long-range scanner. 5 km radius. Identifies life forms, vehicle classes, energy signatures, and anomalies. Power source: 8-hour rechargeable cell.

Rangefinding macrobinoculars with a ballistic overlay. Identify a distant target's species, threat, and visible gear at up to 2 km, and reduce Perception distance penalties as Electrobinoculars do. As an action, spot a target for your team — one ally who can hear you gains Advantage on their next ranged attack against that target before your next turn. A spotting tool, not a weapon sight; a wielder's own targeting bonus comes from an installed targeting computer, not from glassing.

A handheld homing scanner keyed to a target's chain code or a planted beacon. It points toward the mark and reports rough range within 5 km, pinging faster the closer you get. The staple of every manhunt — grant Advantage on Survival checks to track a tagged or chain-coded quarry.

A palm-sized emergency breather that fits in the mouth and pulls breathable air from surrounding water, letting the user stay submerged for up to two hours per charge. A staple for anyone expecting to go underwater — Jedi have carried them into flooded ruins and drowned cities alike. Offers no protection against pressure, cold, or whatever else is down there.

Replacement breath mask filter + air canister. 8 hours of breathable atmosphere. Stack two with a single mask for extended ops.

Insulated, waterproof sleeping roll. Lets a character take a Long Rest in any non-hazardous environment without penalty.

Personal atmosphere-filtering mask with a portable life support canister. Provides 1 hour of breathable atmosphere before filter and canister must be replaced. Grants immunity to inhaled poisons and poisonous atmospheres. Offers no protection from extreme temperatures or hard vacuum.

Insulated environmental suit. Grants immunity to Cold environmental damage (Hoth, Ilum, Mygeeto, deep-space exposure under 1 hour). Does not stack with armor — wear over civilian clothes.

Cooling suit with built-in evaporative system. Grants immunity to Fire environmental damage (Tatooine sun, Mustafar surface, engine-room heat). Does not stack with armor.

Single-use signal flare. Burns bright orange for 60 seconds, visible from 5 km in clear air. Useful for signaling, distracting enemies, or lighting a dark area in a pinch.

Portable illumination device that projects a beam of light up to 6 squares, providing Visibility.

Dispenses a liquid that instantly solidifies on contact with atmosphere or vacuum to form a tough, flexible cable. Contains enough liquid for 60 ft (10 squares) of cable; refillable. Cable has Strength score 28, supports up to 560 kg, and can be broken with DC 24 Strength check.

Pitons, harness, carabiners, ascender, 30 m of climbing line. +2 to Athletics for climbing checks. Required for technical climbs above 30 meters at GM discretion.

A coil of 45 meters (30 squares) of durable, reusable rope. Stronger than a Liquid Cable Dispenser. Strength score 30, supports up to 720 kg, broken with DC 25 Strength check.

Single-use high-temperature flare. Kindles fires through wet wood, signals through atmosphere, or melts through thin durasteel given 1 minute of contact. 5d6 fire damage on contact.

Pressure-sealed survival suit. 4 hours of breathable atmosphere; full vacuum + radiation immunity. Magnetic boots for hull-walking. Bulky — Disadvantage on DEX checks while worn.

Single-use chemical antidote. Removes the Poisoned condition or cures a basic toxin. Higher-tier toxins (rare+) require a Medpac III or better.

Single-use bacta-impregnated bandage. Action: heal 1d4 HP on a creature within 5 ft. Cheap and ubiquitous — Outer Rim general stores stock these by the case.

Handheld medical scanner. +2 to Treat Injury checks. Identifies poisons, diseases, and bio-implant malfunctions. Required to treat very rare toxins effectively.

Heals 1d6 HP. Basic civilian-grade medpac.

Heals 2d6 HP. Cures basic toxins and diseases.

Heals 3d6 HP. Cures rare toxins and diseases.

Heals 4d6 HP. Cures very rare toxins and diseases.

Heals 5d6 HP. Cures any toxins and diseases.

Defibrillator + bacta-flush combo. Action: stabilize a creature at 0 HP and restore them to 1 HP. Single-use; recharges over a Long Rest at a med-bay.

Single-use combat stimulant. Bonus Action: gain 1d6 temporary HP and Advantage on STR/DEX checks for 1 minute. After expires, target has Disadvantage on saving throws until they take a Short Rest.

Durasteel restraints that lock two limbs of a prisoner together. Damage Reduction 10, 20 HP, Strength score 40. Breaking requires DC 30 Strength check; removing without the seven-digit release code requires DC 25 Mechanics check. Compatible with Large, Medium, and Small creatures.

A deployed floor plate that amplifies local gravity up to tenfold. The first creature to enter its square (5 ft) must succeed on a DC 15 Strength saving throw or be Restrained, pinned to the plate, until the trap is switched off or destroyed (AC 12, 15 HP). It immobilizes a mark without a mark on them. DC 16 Perception to spot a set trap.

A pinhead transmitter planted on a target, vehicle, or cargo; a paired Tracking Fob follows its signal across a system. Planting it on an unwary target requires a Sleight of Hand or Stealth check opposed by the target's Perception. DC 15 Perception to notice a tag already planted; DC 13 Mechanics to find and disable one.

Manual lockpicks for mechanical locks. +2 to Mechanics checks for breaking and entering (mechanical locks only — electronic locks need a Slicer's Kit or Computer Spike).

Adhesive electromagnetic disc. Once attached to a metallic surface, anchors small objects up to 10 kg. Useful for trap setups, vehicle disabling, or droid restraint (DC 14 Mechanics to remove).

A control clamp for droids. Attaching it requires the droid to be Helpless, willing, or grappled/pinned — you cannot fit it to a droid that is still fighting. While bolted, the droid cannot move more than 30 ft from the holder of its paired control signal, and the holder can, as an action, send a shutdown pulse: the droid makes a Strength saving throw (DC 13; droids use Strength for Constitution-type saves) or is Incapacitated until the end of its next turn. Removing the bolt is a DC 15 Mechanics check by the droid (if able) or an ally. HK-series assassin droids have no bolt slots and are immune.

A set of special tools for bypassing electronic and mechanical locks, including electronic components and dedicated sensor devices. Possession is illegal on most worlds without proper permits. Required to bypass traps or security systems using the Mechanics skill. Includes a Comlink that monitors silent alarm frequencies.

Pain-compliance binders. Function as Binder Cuffs but deal 1d6 stun damage if the prisoner attempts to break free (CON save vs DC 14 to resist Stunned condition).

Directional microphone array. +2 to audio-based Perception checks. Picks up whispers through thin walls, tracks engine signatures, or eavesdrops on distant conversations.

Industrial cutting torch. Cuts through 1 cm of standard durasteel per round. Improvised melee weapon: 1d8 fire damage, 1-handed, ignites flammable surfaces. 4-hour power cell.

A precision set of tuning tools, spare focusing lenses, power couplings, and crystal-seating jigs for maintaining a lightsaber. A wielder using it has advantage on Mechanics checks to repair, retune, or rebuild a lightsaber — including reseating a kyber crystal after a hard fall or a soaking. It cannot conjure a saber from nothing, but it keeps a working one in the fight.

Top-tier repair toolkit. +2 to Mechanics checks for vehicle, droid, and starship repairs. Required for repairing Imperial-grade or capital-ship-tier components.

Adjustable wrench/screwdriver/cutter combo. Substitutes for missing components on simple Mechanics checks (DC ≤ 12). Fits in a utility-belt slot.

Precision welding torch. Joins thin metal panels, repairs hull breaches, and serves as a fine-control cutting tool. Less aggressive than a Fusion Cutter — for delicate Mechanics work.

Required to reprogram a droid or to repair a damaged droid or vehicle. Also simplifies repairing general devices. Contains tools for disassembling, analyzing, modifying, and rebuilding almost any technological device.

A spore-saturated sheet; once a target is wrapped in it or steps on it, a cocoon rapidly sprouts. At the start of each of the target's turns it must succeed on a DC 14 Strength saving throw or be bound further — Restrained on the first failure, Paralyzed on the second — until cut free (10 slashing damage) or the spores are killed. A restricted biological hazard.

Contact explosive in claylike block form. Stable until triggered by a Timer. Burst radius 1 square; deals 3d6 damage. A successful Mechanics check bypasses object Damage Reduction. Combining charges increases damage (+2 dice per doubling).

High-yield demolition charge designed to deliver concentrated destructive energy to a specific point. Burst radius 1 square; deals 6d6 damage. A successful Mechanics check bypasses object Damage Reduction. Combining charges increases damage (+2 dice per doubling).

A thrown sensory scrambler. On detonation, every creature within a 10-ft radius must succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or be Blinded and Deafened until the end of its next turn as a shriek and a cloud of chemical irritants overwhelm the senses. Non-lethal — a hunter's way to break a room without dropping bodies.

Used to delay explosives for up to one hour.

Civilian-grade personal thruster used by prospectors, sky-riggers, and daredevils. As a Bonus Action, spend 1 Thrust Charge to gain a 30-ft flying speed (you can hover) until the end of your next turn. Holds 3 Thrust Charges, all restored on a short or long rest. Rare, restricted gear — and clumsy without training: see Equipment Rules → Jetpacks & Personal Flight, and the Jetpack Training trait.

A portable carbon-freezing chamber for transporting a captured mark. A Helpless (unconscious or willing) creature is encased over 1 minute; while frozen it is in stasis — Paralyzed, unaware, and stable, needing no air, food, or care until thawed. A failed DC 15 Mechanics check when freezing inflicts hibernation sickness on thaw (Blinded and one level of Exhaustion for 1 hour). Fits the carbonite hold of a Firespray, YV-666, or ST-70. Restricted.

The crystal heart of Dathka Graush, a Sith king of Korriban who tore out his own heart and replaced it with a Force-imbued stone steeped in the dark side. Sorzus Syn counted it among the most powerful amulets she ever studied, and learned from it to forge her own Great Amulets. A unique, campaign-defining relic whose power is the GM's to define — not for sale at any price.

A body-worn holo-shroud. Activate as an action to project a chosen false appearance — a generic person, a different build, or a different species silhouette. You gain Advantage on Deception checks to pass as that appearance and defeat casual visual and holocam recognition. It does not alter your voice, mass, scent, or life-form and biometric readings, and it is seen through by a life-form or biometric scanner, by physical contact, or by a creature that actively studies you (its Insight vs your Deception, with Advantage within 5 ft). Runs 1 hour per charge and holds 3 charges, recharged on a long rest or with a spare power cell. Restricted.

A bespoke rig built into a suit of beskar'gam, the signature of a Mandalorian warrior. As a Bonus Action, spend 1 Thrust Charge to gain a 50-ft flying speed (you can hover) until the end of your next turn. Holds 6 Thrust Charges, restored on a rest, and is the only pack rated to lift a full Heavy-armor loadout. It can mount a single missile fired once per day (treat as a thrown explosive; GM sets the payload). Very Rare. Mandalorians are raised to it and count as trained; anyone else needs the Jetpack Training trait — see Equipment Rules → Jetpacks & Personal Flight.

A combat-rated flight pack of the Z-6 pattern issued to elite troopers and mercenaries. As a Bonus Action, spend 1 Thrust Charge to gain a 40-ft flying speed (you can hover) until the end of your next turn. Holds 5 Thrust Charges, restored on a rest. Rare. Flying it in a firefight requires the Jetpack Training trait to avoid the untrained penalties — see Equipment Rules → Jetpacks & Personal Flight.

Pressure-sealed shipping container. Holds up to 50 kg of cargo. Tamper-resistant locking mechanism; DC 18 Mechanics to crack without the key.

A pyramidal repository of dark-side knowledge, its faces etched with ancient hieroglyphs and capped by a black crystal that houses the trapped consciousness of its Sith creator — the gatekeeper. Unlike a Jedi holocron, this gatekeeper withholds nothing, offering a Force-user unrestricted access to forbidden lore, techniques, and dark-side teachings. A Force-user must unseal it (the Holocron Reader interfaces with its unlocked contents). A GM/quest artifact — what it teaches is the GM's to grant.

An alchemical toxin refined by Sith poisoners — the fabled poison of Malki among them — brewed to kill slowly and painfully. Coat a weapon with a dose as an action; the next creature struck by that weapon must succeed on a DC 14 Constitution saving throw or be Poisoned for 1 minute (Chem-Toxic). Single-use.

A dark-side amulet inscribed with Sith sorcery, forged to amplify its wearer's command of the dark side. While worn, add +1 to the save DC of your Dark-side Force powers. The greatest of these — Sorzus Syn's Great Amulets — could enslave minds outright; a lesser talisman simply hones a Sith's will into a sharper weapon. A GM/quest artifact, not sold openly.