Adventuring Gear

Varies

Mods

Accessories

Brace

Magazine

Pistol Barrel

Pistol Slide

Small Sight

  Magazine Size: 12 (each D4 counts as one shot) (Doubled if one is carried in each hand)   Cartridge: Pistol   Special Maneuvers

Extended Burst - Fire 3 times instead of 2 without your Proficiency Bonus modifier to hit.

Precision Shooting - Hold the weapon with both hands to improve your chances to hit, you receive a +3 bonus to hit for your subsequent attacks on this turn (must have a free hand). You may not fire an offhand weapon as a Bonus Action on this turn if you use this maneuver.

Rapid Shooting - If dual-wielded, fire two bursts instead of one with a -5 modifier to hit as an attack. Roll burst damage twice. Once you have successfully made an attack using this maneuver, you may use it again after finishing a short or long rest.

Trickshot - Designate a specific body part to hit as a Bonus Action for your next attack and deal specific conditions to the target on a hit. Once you have successfully made an attack using this maneuver, you may use it again after finishing a short or long rest.

Torso: The target is dazed until the start of your next turn
Arms: You impose disadvantage on all attacks made by the target until the start of your next turn
Legs: You hamstring an opponent and reduce their movement by half until the start of your next turn   Special Properties

CQC - Bonus of +3 to hit if between 20 and 10 feet of the target if not dual-wielded, no disadvantage if target is in melee range.

Light - Can be wielded in both hands.

  Loading: Uses a bonus action to fast reload (involves dropping the magazine to pick up later), requires a full action to reload and not drop the magazine. If dual-wielded, a bonus action and action must be taken to reload.   Jamming: On a critical failure, roll a 1D12, if it lands on a 5 or less, the weapon is jammed and requires a bonus action (D&D5E) or an action point (PF2E) to clear the jam   Handling: 1-handed

The earliest example of a fully automatic pistol, the Straya RP-12's design has somehow survived ten generations. While very few original examples exist, makeshift copies of the weapon are ubiquitous and are dangerous to both the wielder and whatever's on the business end of the weapon. It was actually Koa Straya's father, Djalu, who designed this weapon while raising Koa.

Weight: 3lbs