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Version 2.0
Note that some of the rounds listed are invented after the Pulp period. Damage is derived from Taylor Knock-down factors and other sources.
Divided up to reduce page size:
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name |
year developed |
damage |
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explosives |
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blasting cap |
1875 |
2D6 |
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generic pipe bomb |
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4D6/3y |
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TNT, 4oz |
1863 |
4D6/3y |
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nitroglycerin, 2oz |
1864 |
2D6/3y |
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Gelignite, 4oz |
1875 |
3D6/3y |
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dynamite stick (8oz) |
1897 |
5D6/2y |
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Amatol, 4oz |
1914 |
2D6/3y |
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RDX or Cyclonite, 4oz |
1921 |
4D6+1/3y |
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plastique (Nobel 808), 4oz |
1939 |
3D6+2/3y |
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Composition B, 4oz |
1939 |
3D6+2/3y |
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Composition C, 4oz |
1940 |
3D6+2/3y |
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C2, 4oz |
1942 |
3D6+2/3y |
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C3, 4oz |
1943 |
3D6+2/3y |
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generic hand grenade |
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4D6/4y |
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anti-personnel mine |
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4D6/5y |
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claymore mine |
1956 |
6D6+3 / 3D6+2 / 1D6+4 |
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flame weapons |
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flamethrower (15m effective range) |
1914 |
2D6+1D8 burn +1D6 shock |
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26.5mm Very flare |
1915 |
1D10+2+1D3 burn |
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M12 Billy Club |
1932 |
1D10+2+1D3 burn |
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Molotov cocktail |
1936 |
2D6+1D6 burn |
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