Figure Costing Reference Sheet

In Her Majesty’s Name – Figure Costing Reference Sheet Figure cost = Pluck cost + FV cost + SV cost + Speed bonus (max +2) + Armour cost + Weapon cost(s) + Talent cost(s) + Mystical Power cost(s). Pluck 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ FV/SV +0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 Cost 16 9 4 2 1 Cost 0 1 2 4 9 16 Armour Cost Axe 4 Shooting (extraordinary) Cost None, just clothing 0 Great Axe 5 Arc pistol 7 Jack / lined coat 1 Spear 5 Arc rifle 9 Brigandine 2 Sabre/Sword 4 Arc cannon 12 Chain shirt, steel 4 Two-handed Sword or 6 Congreve Rocket Gun * 7 Halberd Breastplate, steel 9 Rockets for above, each 7 Steam fist / claw 8 Breastplate, SRC 16 Weird Science Cost Plate armour 25 Shooting (ordinary) Cost Electrostatic Burst Generator 15 Shield, wood * Improvised thrown weapon 0 Monocular Targeting Array 7 Faraday coat 6 Thrown knife 3 Arc Generator 20 Faraday shield * Thrown axe 4 The All-Electric Limb 10 Vulcan coat 2 Thrown spear 5 Prosthesis Patent Kelly Suit 49 Bow 4 Breath Preserver 2 Magneto-static waistcoat 2 Crossbow 6 Carbide Lamp Provides 3 Magneto-static projection 4 Pistol 3 Storm Lantern 2 barrier Shotgun 5 Revivifier 5 Magneto-static umbrella * Shotgun (short) 5 Transportation Cost Fighting Cost Blunderbuss 5 Ape Howdah 30 Unarmed (basic) 0 Carbine 5 Bicycle 3 Unarmed (Martial Artist) 3 Muzzle-loading rifle 6 Edison Beam Translator 25 Improvised weapon (small) 0 Military rifle 9 Horse 5 Improvised weapon (large) 0 Hunting rifle 16 Luft Harness 10 Bullwhip 2 Machine gun 26 Rocket Cycle 8 Club 2 Flamethrower 11 Rocket Pack 5 English All-Electric Truncheon 3 Grenade (explosive) 6 Shanks’ Pony 0 Nightstick/Tonfa 3 Grenade (gas) 6 Steam Carriage 10 Quarterstaff 4 Grenade (Brick Lane Bottle) 6 Steam Hansom 12 Knife 3 Ornithopter 20 Knife (combat or fighting) 3 Electro-trike 5 Rapier 3 Vertical Spring Translocator 8 © Craig Cartmell & Charles Murton October 2013 In Her Majesty’s Name – Figure Costing Reference Sheet Talent Cost Mystical Power Cost Anti-venom 5 Clouding Men’s Minds 8 Bayonet Drill 2 Dragon Breath 14 Berserker 5 Dragon Talons 5 Cavalryman 3 Dragon Wings 13 Duellist 5 Eye of Odin 9 Engineer 5 Feet of Lead 16 Erudite Wit 5 Harden 8 Fanatic 5 Levitate 5 Fearless 10 Mask of Imhotep 10 Gunslinger 5 Mesmerism 14 Hunter 5 Spitfire 21 Immortal 10 Strengthen 9 Impervious 5 The Path of Light Self 7 Inspirational 10 The Path of Shadows 9 Intuitive 5 True Grit 13 Leadership 1 3 Venom Touch 5 Leadership 2 6 Water Bullets 18 Leadership 3 9 Zone of Shadows 13 Marksman 5 Mystical Effect Cost Martial Artist 5 Minor Power 5 Numb 10 Major Power 10 Stealthy 5 No Pluck Roll allowed 3 Terrifying 10 Range: Self or Touch 0 Tough 5 Range: Up to 6” 2 Trick Riding 5 Range: Up to 12” 4 Range: Over 12” 8 Radius effect: 3” 4 Radius effect: 6” 8 Lasts more than one turn 3 © Craig Cartmell & Charles Murton October 2013 .

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