Setting specific weapons

Armour

Name	Type	AC	Cost	Weight
Buckler	Shield	+1	4gp	3lb
Tower Shield	Shield	half cover	15gp	36lbs

Buckler: A small, light, round shield useful for duelling. A buckler does not need to be donned or doffed, but simply held in the hand, allowing it to be equipped with an object interaction.   Tower Shield: A large heavy shield that covers the entire body. It was used heavily in days of yore before the proliferation of gunpowder, but some cling to the old ways. Whilst using a tower shield, a creature's movement speed is reduced by 10, and they have disadvantage on stealth and acrobatics checks. A strength score of 15 is required to use one effectively. As a free action, the user of a tower shield can transfer its half cover to another creature within 5 feet until the start of their next turn. The creature loses this benefit if the move more than 5 feet away from the tower shield user.

Melee Weapons

Name	Type	Damage/features	Cost	Weight
Brass knuckles	Simple	1d4 bludgeoning, light, unarmed	2sp	1lb
Bayonet	Simple	1d4 piercing, light, finesse, special	5gp	2lb
Boot Knife	Martial	1d4 piercing, finesse, special	25gp	1lb
Cutlass	Martial	1d8 slashing, finesse	15gp	3lb
Cavalry Sword	Martial	2d4 slashing, finesse	15gp	5lb
Hook hand	Simple	1d4 piercing light, finesse	1gp	2lb
Trident	Martial	1d8 piercing, versatile(d10), thrown(15/45)	5gp	4lb
Morningstar	Martial	1d4 piercing + 1d4 bludgeoning	15gp	4lb

Bayonet: A favourite among footsoldiers under the employ of the NWTC. A long knife designed to be fitted on the end of a gun in order to deal with targets that get too close. As an action, you can affix a bayonet onto any two-handed gun. The said gun can then also be used as a simple melee weapon with the statistics of a spear.   Having a dagger sticking out of your foot can be rather cumbersome, however. Whilst it is deployed, your movement speed is halved.   Cutlass: The favoured weapon of pirates and honest sailors alike due to its light weight and shorter length allowing for better battling on the cramped decks of a ship.   Cavalry Sword: Also known as a basket-hilted sword or broadsword, this double edged weapon is popular among officers who prefer to hack and slash their way through problems rather than the dainty elegance of a rapier.   Hook hand: A pirate staple. Some use it to replace missing limbs, others for intimidation. You gain a +2 to disarm checks with this weapon.      

Ranged Weapons

The biggest difference between Brave New World and most dnd settings is how commonplace firearms are. Firearms of all kinds have the following extra features.   Loud Any gun can be heard firing from up to 100 feet away   Black Powder Guns rely on gunpowder and a spark to fire. They cease to function when wet. A wet firearm will function again in 1d6*10 minutes   Deadly Guns are better at landing killing blows than other weapons. A critical hit with a firearm deals an additional damage die.   Recoil Some guns have a recoil score. This represents an especially enormous kickback from the gun's blast. Attack rolls with such a gun have disadvantage unless your strength score equals or is higher than the weapons recoil score.

Name	Type/range	Damage/features	Cost	Weight
Pistol	Simple(30/90)	1d10 piercing, ammunition, loading	25gp	3lb
Light Pistol	Martial(20/60)	1d8 piercing, light, loading, ammunition	20gp	2lb
Musket	Martial(40/120)	1d12 piercing, two handed, ammunition, loading	50gp	10lb
Rifle	Martial(80/240)	1d10 piercing, ammunition, two handed, loading	75gp	10lb
Blunderbuss	Martial(15/45)	2d8 bludgeoning, ammunition, two handed, loading, recoil 12	25gp	12lbs
'Portable' cannon	Martial(15/45)	4d10 bludgeoning, ammunition, two handed, loading, heavy, recoil 17, special	70gp	30lbs

Portable Cannon. An entire ship's cannon that has had some handles haphazardly welded onto it for 'portability'. Only the strongest and most reckless would dare use such an impractical weapon. The portable cannon can use explosives as ammunition. When it does, it deals 2d10 bludgeoning damage instead of the usual 4d10, in addition to the effects of the explosive.  

Explosives

Gunpowder has a number of uses. Although it is used to fuel cannons and small firearms, it can also be used in handheld explosives. As an action, a creature can throw an explosive to a point they can see within 30 feet + 5 times their strength modifier. If a creature has multiattack or extra attack, they can substitute one attack with a thrown explosive. The explosive then detonates, with a different effect depending on the type of explosive.

Name	Effect	Cost	Weight
Incendiary	10ft. radius sphere, DC14 dex save, 2d10 fire damage or half on a successful save.	3gp	1lb
Fragmentation	10ft. radius sphere, DC14 dex save, 2d10 piercing damage or half on a successful save.	4gp	1lb
Smoke	As 1st level fog cloud, lasts 2d4 rounds.	5gp	1lb
Molotov Cocktail	A 10 ft square centred on the point where it landed is set ablaze for 2d4 rounds. A creature that moves into the fire for the first time or starts its turn there takes 2d4 fire damage.	1gp	1lb
Stink Bomb	As stinking cloud, but 10 foot radius and lightly obscures rather than heavy. Lasts 2d4 rounds. Save DC 14	2gp	1lb
Oil	As the grease spell for 2d4 rounds, save DC 14.	1gp	1lb

Exotic Weapons

The world is a big place filled with all manner of weird and wonderful weapons. You won't see these weapons often, most commonly in the hands of strange travellers, New World natives and/or mad bastards. These weapons are available to choose from, but they certainly will be turning a few heads, for good or ill.  

Exotic Melee Weapons

Name	Type	Damage/features	Cost	Weight
Urumi	Martial	1d6 slashing, finesse, reach, special	75gp	5lb
Scythe	Martial	2d4 slashing, two-handed, finesse, reach	5gp	5lb
Hook Sword	Martial	1d6 slashing, finesse, light, special	20gp	3lb
Rope Dart	Martial	1d6 slashing, finesse, reach(15ft), two-handed, special	20gp	3lb
Meteor Hammer	Martial	1d10 bludgeoning, heavy, reach(15ft), two-handed, special	20gp	10lb

Urumi: The Urumi is a sword with a flexible whip-like blade. As with other "soft" weapons, urumi-wielders learn to follow and control the momentum of the blade with each swing, thus techniques include spins and agile maneuvres. When not in use, the urumi is worn coiled around the waist like a belt, with the handle at the wearer's side like a conventional sword. Wielding such a sword has its difficulties, however. Once per turn, if the wielder makes an attack roll and rolls a 1 on the d20, the wielder takes 1d4 slashing damage. If you have the extra attack feature, you only take damage if you make an attack roll at disadvantage and roll a 1.   Scythe: A two-handed bladed weapon originally devised as a farming tool. Many call using such a weapon impractical and a waste of time, whilst proponents argue that it is 'wicked cool'. Either way, it leaves a lasting impression to watch a master of this difficult weapon in action.   Hook sword: Designed to be used as a pair, these swords have a distinct hook at the end that can be used to trip opponents. When you make a shove attack whilst holding a hook sword in each hand, you can use acrobatics instead of athletics. It can be used as a monk weapon despite its special property.   Rope dart: The rope dart consists of a piercing blade affixed to the end of a length of rope. The rope can be swung around the body, using the arms and legs as pivot points to build momentum. As the rope unwinds, the blade can be flung at nearby foes.   You have disadvantage when you use the rope dart to attack a target within 5 feet of you. As a bonus action, you may coil the rope and use this weapon as a dagger with the two-handed property and lacking the thrown property or uncoil the rope and resume its normal use. It can be used as a monk weapon despite its special property.   Meteor Hammer: A heavy metal ball at the end of a chain that is used to crush foes. You have disadvantage to attack a target within 5 feet of you.    

Proficiencies

If a class gains proficiency with martial weapons, they gain proficiency in all weapons listed here. Some classes gain some, but not all weapon proficiencies listed here.   Artificers: All firearms   Bards: light pistols, pistols, boot knife, cutlass, broadsword, buckler   Rogue: light pistols, pistols, cutlass, broadsword, bootknife, buckler   Monk: rope dart, hook swords   Sorcerer: pistols   Wizard: pistols