SR5:Ammo:Arrowhead - Revision history

Welling: /* Stick-n-Shock */

2018-01-05T05:02:28Z

‎Stick-n-Shock

Welling: /* Seeker Shafts */

2017-12-29T21:47:13Z

‎Seeker Shafts

Welling at 21:46, 29 December 2017

2017-12-29T21:46:35Z

Adragon202: /* Barbed Head */

2016-03-19T15:00:02Z

‎Barbed Head

Adragon202: /* Incendiary Head */

2016-03-19T14:57:34Z

‎Incendiary Head

Adragon202: /* Barbed Head */

2016-03-18T19:43:49Z

‎Barbed Head

Adragon202 at 19:43, 18 March 2016

2016-03-18T19:43:39Z

Adragon202 at 19:43, 18 March 2016

2016-03-18T19:43:07Z

Adragon202: /* Injection arrow */

2016-03-05T22:55:28Z

‎Injection arrow

Adragon202 at 22:53, 5 March 2016

2016-03-05T22:53:03Z

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 |Source=SR5:HT}}
-==Stick-n-Shock==
+==Stick-N-Shock==
 {{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Name=Stick-n-Shock

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 |Availability=12F|Cost=45
 |Special=;Smartlink Lock On:Take a simple action to Lock On. +1 to attack, and negate -2 from circumstantial penalties.
 |Description=These arrows have basic guidance software and articulated fletching, which allow some ability to home in on a target. They require a bow to have a smartlink equipped. To use them, an archer must first lock on to a target through their smartlink using a Simple Action. The lock persists until the target is changed or line of sight is broken. The arrow grants a +1 dice pool bonus to attacks and negates up to 2 points of negative situational modifiers such as wind, cover, or movement. Seeker shafts are compatible with any variety of arrow as long as the type only affects the head of the arrow.
 |Source=SR5:HT}}

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 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R&G}}
 ==Screamer Head==
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 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R&G}}
 ==Stick-n-Shock==

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 |Name=Barbed Head
 |DV=+1|Availability=5R|Cost=10
-|Special=;Remove Arrow:Removing a barbed arrow without doing further damage to the target requires a First Aid + Logic [Mental] (3) Test. Failure results in a number of boxes of Physical damage equal to 3 – hits, unresisted.
+|Special=;Remove Arrow:Removing a barbed arrow without doing further damage to the target requires a '''First Aid + Logic [Mental] (3) Test'''.
 |Description=
 These heads are designed to hurt not only going in but also coming out. Without someone with a steady hand and some medical skill, pulling out an arrow with one of these on the tip is going to be problematic.

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 |Name=Incendiary Head
 |Accuracy=–1|DV=Note|Availability=12F|Cost=100
-|Special=;On Contact:On a successful hit, even a Grazing Hit, the arrow erupts in white phosphorous fire with a DV of 8P and -6 AP. The WP continues to burn for 3 Combat Turns, causing 6P (–4 AP) of fire damage each turn (Fire Damage, p. 171, SR5) and possibly igniting and damaging items on the character each turn.
+|Special=;On Contact:On a successful hit, even a Grazing Hit, the arrow erupts in white phosphorous fire with a '''DV of 8P and -6 AP'''. The WP continues to burn for '''3 Combat Turns''', causing '''6P (–4 AP) of fire damage each turn''' ('''[[SR5:Combat Rules:Elemental Damage#Fire Damage|Fire Damage]]''') and possibly igniting and damaging items on the character each turn.
-;Wireless Bonus:The head can be detonated before impact and split between two targets within 1 meter of each other. Both targets roll to avoid the attack separately and neither takes the initial 8P damage, instead just suffering the 6P, –4AP, for 4 Combat Turns, including the current one.
+;Wireless Bonus:The head can be detonated before impact and split between '''two targets within 1 meter''' of each other. Both targets roll to avoid the attack separately and neither takes the initial 8P damage, instead just suffering the '''6P, –4AP, for 4 Combat Turns, including the current one'''.
 |Description=Not the flaming arrows of ancient times, these arrowheads contain a small charge and a pocket of white phosphorous that erupts and sticks to the target, lighting them on fire. Unpleasant beyond just the initial hurting, the fire continues to burn unless it loses its supply of oxygen.
 |Jackpoint=

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 ==Barbed Head==
-{{SR5:Arrow Template|Image=SR5 Weapon Barbed Head.png
+{{SR5:Arrow Template|Image=SR5 Ammo Barbed Head.png
 |Name=Barbed Head
 |DV=+1|Availability=5R|Cost=10

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 |Description=An  injection  bolt  causes  the same  damage  as  a  regular  arrow  or  bolt,  but  also  includes a payload of one dose of a drug or toxin. Effects depend on the drug payload, but to successfully deliver it, the attack must deal at least one box of damage after the  Damage  Resistance  Test.  This  is  an  injection  vector toxin attack.
 }}
 ==Barbed Head==
-{{SR5:Ammo Template|Image=SR5 Weapon Barbed Head.png
+{{SR5:Arrow Template|Image=SR5 Weapon Barbed Head.png
 |Name=Barbed Head
 |DV=+1|Availability=5R|Cost=10
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 ==Explosive Head==
-{{SR5:Ammo Template
+{{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Name=Explosive Head
 |Accuracy=–1|DV=+2|AP=–1|Availability=9F|Cost=15
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 ==Hammerhead==
-{{SR5:Ammo Template
+{{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Name=Hammerhead
 |Accuracy=–1|DV=+1S|AP=+2|Availability=5|Cost=5
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 ==Incendiary Head==
-{{SR5:Ammo Template
+{{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Name=Incendiary Head
 |Accuracy=–1|DV=Note|Availability=12F|Cost=100
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 ==Screamer Head==
-{{SR5:Ammo Template
+{{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Name=Screamer Head
 |Accuracy=–2|DV=–2S|AP=+6|Availability=2|Cost=5
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 ==Stick-n-Shock==
-{{SR5:Ammo Template
+{{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Name=Stick-n-Shock
 |Accuracy=–1|DV=8S(e)|AP=–5|Availability=6R|Cost=25
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 ===Static Shaft===
-{{SR5:Ammo Template
+{{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Name=Static Shaft
 |DV=+4S(e)|Availability=6R|Cost=Rating x 25

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 ==Injection arrow==
-{{SR5:ArrowTemplate
+{{SR5:Arrow Template
 |Availability=(Rating + 2)R|Cost=20|CostNote=*Rating
 |Description=An  injection  bolt  causes  the same  damage  as  a  regular  arrow  or  bolt,  but  also  includes a payload of one dose of a drug or toxin. Effects depend on the drug payload, but to successfully deliver it, the attack must deal at least one box of damage after the  Damage  Resistance  Test.  This  is  an  injection  vector toxin attack.