Sledgehammer (Fallout Supplement)

Standard

PL 3 Melee Weapon (Simple Weapons Proficiency)

Damage	1d8	Magazine	—
Critical	20	Size	Large
Damage Type	Bludgeoning	Weight	12 pounds
Range Increment		Purchase DC	4 TU/40 Caps
Rate of Fire		Restriction	Common, West Coast/East Coast

Description

A large hammer used to break down doors before the war, now very popular among muscular thugs.

d20 Modern Rules

The sledgehammer grants a +2 bonus to Strength checks to break down doors.

Craft/Repair

Craft: (Parts DC: 50; Parts Used: 20; Craft DC 35; Time: 60h) The sledgehammer can be crafted at a Weapon Crafting Table with a Craft (mechanical) skill check if the crafter possesses the schematics for it.

Repair: (Parts DC: 40; Parts Used: 10; Repair DC 25; Time: 10h) A sledgehammer can be repaired with mechanical parts with a Repair check. Alternatively, another sledgehammer can be used in place of parts (a Repair check is still required). This gun is affected by the Jury Rigging feat, and as such can use other similar bludgeon weapons such as clubs for parts if the feat is possessed.

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