Weapons

Melee Weapons
* All robots, sapient and feral, count as having rigid armour

** Electrical damage triggers a robot's inherent weakness to electrical damage. These weapons inflict +4 damage against robots

Drivers
Drivers are the ranged weapon of choice in a world where firearm ammunition is difficult to manufacture and requires rare materials. They have the same basic structure as firearms but instead of using gunpowder to propel a bullet at high velocities drivers use electromagnetic fields to propel half inch ball bearings at comparatively lower speeds. The key advantages of drivers are that the ammunition is easy to manufacture, only requiring steel to be shaped into a rough ball, and few moving parts means less malfunction if the driver is not kept perfectly clean. Low muzzle velocities and no high pressure gas means that drivers can be made from weaker materials with greater tolerances. In a pinch, a driver can even fire unshaped bits of conductive metal picked up off the ground such as nuts and bolts. This will rapidly degrade the driver.

Rather than the harsh crack of a firearm, a driver makes a gentle humming noise while active and a louder cracking noise similar in volume to a silenced firearm. * Scatter drivers deal 3D6 damage at short range, 2D6 damage at medium range and D6 damage at long range.

Hand Driver: A small hand-held weapon used for personal defense or as a backup weapon.

Auto Driver: A fully automatic variant of the hand driver.

Scatter Driver: A larger weapon designed to send a cluster of smaller projectiles rather than a single large one. Highly effective at close range.

Driver Rifle: Fires a single ball bearing at speed comparable to a firearm meaning each shot delivers a massive amount of energy.

Anti-Material Driver: A massive, high-powered semi-automatic rifle. Designed to be used by snipers, to destroy vehicles or hunt large feral robots.

Assault Driver: The mainstay weapon for most modern armies. A two handed weapon with a large magazine that can be fired single-shot, fully automatic or in a three round burst.

Hopper Driver: A heavy, anti-personnel weapon designed to fire as many projectiles per second as possible. It's name comes from the design of its magazine, a hopper full of ball-bearings similar to a pre-war paintball gun. The trigger simply opens the path between the hopper and the firing chamber and the balls are fired as quickly as they can fall.