Variant Rules (Fire Force Supplement)

Supplement Rules

These rules are baselines of the supplement. All gameplay within the supplement is designed around using these rules, and so playing without them will undoubtedly create problems.

Additional Status Conditions

These rules serves to make using different types of attacks being worth it, instead of just using the same attacks over and over again.

Additional Weapon Properties

The supplement utilizes additional properties for weapons, more specifically for firearms.

Long Reload. Similar to the reload property, a limited number of shots can be made with a weapon that has the long reload property. A character must then reload it using an action, or may use their bonus action to reload a single shot.

Spread. A weapon with the Spread property fires multiple projectiles in a single attack, but the recoil and dispersion reduce accuracy. On a hit, roll the weapon's Spread die to determine the number of projectiles fired. Each projectile requires a separate attack roll, with each consecutive shot after the first taking a -2 penalty to hit. Each projectile deals the weapon’s normal damage on a hit. If you roll a natural 20 or score a critical hit, the critical effect only applies to the first projectile

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