[ToG] Gadgeteer

[Koumei]

Okay, here we go - a rough draft of the Gadgeteer, with the basics in place so we know where to go from there.

Firstly, what it does: the Gadgeteer builds things, then activates those things so as to use them to solve problems. Often using them in combat, in fact. It has quite a few recipes, and can have a bundle of things active at any one time, so is sort of a problem solver, but is likely to stick with a few main shticks for many encounters.

What it doesn't do: this isn't an Alchemist, so making expendable items isn't actually part of the deal. It also isn't any old mad scientist - the Doctor Frankenstein routine is better handled with a necromancer of some kind or a Puppeteer. Likewise it doesn't do genetics and breed super-soldiers - I don't think that is even something we really want in the game. Also, while it builds many things, most of which are based of specific methods of power and thus similar components, it doesn't actually make hundreds of components and then make things based on those recipes. That's fun in PC games, not in D&D. That all said...

THE GADGETEER

"When my Armageddon Clock is complete, no-one will ever again laugh at me!"

Alignment: whatever you like
Starting Age: as the Rogue or something
Starting Wealth: I don't actually care

Hit Die: d8
Skill Points: 6+Int
BAB: 3/4
Good saves: Fort and Ref

Class Skills: Appraise, Bluff, Concentration, Craft, Decipher Script, Disable Device, Jump, Knowledge (Any), Search, Sense Motive, Spot, Abuse Magic Device

Proficiencies: Light and Medium Armour as well as any Armour built as a Gadget, Simple Weapons as well as any Weapon built as a Gadget

Level	Special	Daily Blueprints Known	Charged Blueprints Known
1	Gadgetry, Coax Device	1	2
2	Invention	2	2
3	Evasion	2	3
4	Good Gadgets	3	4
5	Invention, Duct Tape	4	4
6	Confuse Magic Device	4	5
7	Specialty Field	5	5
8	Greater Gadgets	6	6
9	Invention	6	7
10	Crafted Companion	7	7
11	Rapid Rebuild	8	7
12	Giga Gadgets	9	8
13	Invention, Percussive Maintenance	9	9
14	Specialty Field	9	10
15	Command Magic Device	10	10
16	Galactic Gadgets	11	11
17	Invention, Throw a Spanner at it	11	12
18	Stronger, Faster, More Expensive	12	12
19	Cybernetic Soldier	13	12
20	The Grand Contraption	13	13

Gadgetry: [Ex]
The Gadgeteer is able to create Gadgets. As he gains levels, he learns more blueprints (according to the table). Some are "Daily" - the preparation involved means they are set up at the beginning of the day (requiring an hour in total) and then once used, are unavailable for the rest of the day. Others are simpler, and can be used essentially at will, as long as they are charged (covered in the item description). Making multiples of the same thing does not allow more uses, for reasons unknown.

Devices can be handed to other people to use, however they are not automatically considered proficient (anyone with "All Martial Weapons" proficiency should be considered proficient with weaponlike Gadgets), and the Gadgeteer must continue to maintain the items (as part of his "pool" of Gadgets) for them to continue functioning.

Any save DC is 10 + half level + Int modifier. Anything that scales with level uses the character level.

Pick from this list:

• Flamethrower [Daily]
• Shotgun [Daily]
• Mining Drill [Daily]
• Hover Pack [Daily]
• Dynamite [Daily]
• Shock Staff [Charged]
• Glider [Charged]
• Launch Boots [Charged]
• Harpoon [Charged]
• Steam Spray [Charged]
• Wind-up Flare Lantern [Charged]
• Proximity Detector [Charged]

Coax Device: [Su]
The Gadgeteer can always take 10 on Abuse Magic Device and Disable Device checks, even if threatened, rushed or on fire.

Inventions: [Ex]
Any time the Gadgeteer becomes able to make an Invention, he may base it on anything he currently holds a blueprint to - at the time of gaining the ability (so they cannot be stored up for later levels to cash them all in for Galactic Gadgets). An Invention takes twice as long to build, but grants one of the following benefits when equipped, not counting as a magic item for the limit:

• +1/3 levels Enhancement bonus to Int (round up)
• +1/4 levels Deflection bonus to AC (round up)
• +1/3 levels Resistance bonus to saving throws (round up)
• +1/4 levels Enhancement bonus to all attack rolls (round up)
• Damage Reduction 1/2 levels, overcome by Adamantine (round up)

Additionally it may be used twice per day if a Daily, or truly at will without charging if Charged.

Evasion: [Ex]
At third level the Gadgeteer gets Evasion.

Good Gadgets:
At level 4, the Gadgeteer starts to learn blueprints for Good Gadgets:

• Pressure Jetpack [Daily]
• Gatling Gun [Daily]
• Cannon [Daily]
• Defibrillator [Daily]
• Cog Powered Fist [Charged]
• Frost Blaster [Charged]
• Lightning Rod [Charged]
• Jetskates [Charged]
• Spy Balloon [Charged]
• Flashbang Generator [Charged]

Duct Tape: [Sp]
At level 5, the Gadgeteer gains the ability to perform quick repairs on things. He may cast Mending, Make Whole and Repair Light Damage at will, with a caster level equal to his character level.

Confuse Magic Device: [Su]
At level 6, the Gadgeteer gains the ability to confuse magic items with an Abuse Magic Device check. If it possesses charges, adding +10 to the DC can activate the item without using a charge (this does not apply to single-use items). If it casts a spell that deals a type of damage, or grants protection against a type of damage, this can be changed for that use by adding +5 to the DC. It can be Widened or Extended by adding +5 to the DC as well. Finally, traps that use a magic form of detection are not triggered by the Gadgeteer.

Specialty Field: [Ex]
At levels 7 and 14, the Gadgeteer gains a specialty field. This is an area of expertise with the type of Gadget in question. The benefits depend on the field chosen:

• Energy: all Fire/Electricity/Light damage dealt by Gadgets is Empowered (multiplied by 1.5)
• Locomotion: any movement speeds or teleport ranges are doubled
• Durability: any Gadget has twice as many HP and +10 to Hardness, which means fuck-all for ray guns but is awesome for steam tanks.
• Efficiency: any non-instantaneous duration is multiplied by 1.5 (round up)
• Destruction: all damage (except for Fire/Electricity/Light) dealt by Gadgets is Empowered.
• Overcharge: any areas of effect are doubled in size.
• Homing: Gadgets ignore soft cover and any Concealment less than total, and may re-roll failed Miss Chances.

Greater Gadgets:
At level 8, the Gadgeteer starts to learn the blueprints for Greater Gadgets:

• Cog Staff [Daily]
• Teleport-Pump [Daily]
• Toxic Incense Burner [Daily]
• Boiler-Powered Armour [Daily]
• Wand-Gatler [Charged]
• Aero-Amplifier [Charged]
• Turbo Boost [Charged]
• Clockwork Chainsaw [Charged]
• Buggy [Charged]
• Turbine Laser [Charged]

Crafted Companion: [Ex]
At level 10, the Gadgeteer may build a cohort, mount or familiar - a Construct with a CR at least 3 less than his level. As he levels, he may add to it, to keep the creature's CR up - or outright disassemble and rebuild into a new form. It takes 8 hours to construct. If it is destroyed, all he needs to do is repair it or build a new one.

Rapid Rebuild: [Ex]
At level 11, the Gadgeteer becomes faster at making things he is familiar with. As long as he has built something once in the past, he may rebuild it in half the time it would take to build normally (including his cohort), and can use a full round action to restore 150 HP to any Gadget or Invention.

Giga Gadgets:
At level 12, the Gadgeteer begins to learn blueprints for Giga Gadgets:

• Hurricane Device [Daily]
• Disintegration Torch [Daily]
• Mechanical Suit [Daily]
• Mind Control Helmet [Daily]
• Aero-Barrier [Charged]
• Scalding Mist Generator [Charged]
• Anti-Magic Pressure Generator [Charged]
• Prism Flash Bulb [Charged]
• Shadowcrank [Charged]
• Steam Tank [Charged]

Percussive Maintenance: [Su]
At level 13, the Gadgeteer learns how to fix (and damage) objects with a solid kick. With a melee attack that must hit the AC of the target, he may duplicate a Heal or Harm effect that only works on Constructs (ignoring any usual immunities to Heal/Harm or supernatural effects in general).

Command Magic Device: [Su]
At level 15. the Gadgeteer knows how to command magic devices that don't even belong to him: no Construct will ever attack him, even sentient ones, unless he attacks them first. Furthermore, with a DC (15 + CR of Construct) Abuse magic Device check, he may control it (as per Dominate Monster, except it affects the Construct despite immunities, and allows no save) for one minute, after which it cannot be controlled by him again that day.

Additionally, as a standard action he may activate a magic item somebody else is using or holding, from up to 50 feet away, as long as he is aware of it and targets it. This adds +10 to the activation DC. He may also make an Abuse Magic Device check as an immediate action (DC = base DC to activate) to prevent it from being used, wasting the attempt.

Galactic Gadgets:
At level 16, the Gadgeteer begins learning blueprints for Galactic Gadgets:

• Doomsday Cannon [Daily]
• Gate-Gun [Daily]
• Timestop Clock [Daily]
• Clockwork Defence Tower [Daily]
• Dragonmech [Daily]
• Storm Treadmill [Charged]
• Gravity Pump [Charged]
• Boiler of Untouchability [Charged]
• Binding Box [Charged]
• Turbine of Death [Charged]

Throw a Spanner at it: [Ex]
At level 17, the Gadgeteer learns how to affect Constructs at a distance. The Percussive Maintenance ability can work with any ranged attack, though actually throwing a construction tool gains a +5 Circumstance bonus to the attack roll.

Stronger, Faster, More Expensive: [Ex]
At level 18, the Gadgeteer learns how to make impressive golem bodies for people. With 24 hours and some amount of planar currency, he may transfer someone (even himself) into a body of iron, granting them the following benefits:

• Type: Construct (Augmented (former type) as Subtype)
• Leave BAB, HP, ability scores (even Con) etc. all the same
• +6 Enhancement bonus to Strength
• Double one movement speed
• Damage Reduction 15/Adamantine
• Natural weapons overcome DR and Hardness as though made of Adamantine (they are)
• Not immune to Mind-Affecting Effects
• Always counts as Exhausted (ignore the immunity to such). A full round action spent winding them up (they can do this to themselves) negates this for one minute.

Cybernetic Soldier: [Ex]
At level 19, the Gadgeteer adds pieces of gadgetry to himself to become a sort of cyborg. Don't think sleek Shadowrun stuff, he probably has a key in the back of his head. He gains the following benefits:

• Immune to Mind-Affecting Effects
• Medium Fortification
• -3 Circumstance Penalty to all Int-based skills unless a standard action is spent winding up or whatever, which turns it into a +3 Enhancement Bonus for one minute.
• Low-Light Vision and Darkvision 120'
• Always-on Detect Magic effect

The Grand Contraption: [Ex]
At level 20, the Gadgeteer wins the game.

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So, there's some work to do - though I do have a basic idea of what all 52 of those Gadgets should do. However, what do people think so far? It probably wouldn't even hurt to add a few more - 12 per stage for a total of 60.

[Username17]

Bizarrely, I think Gadgeteering is something that could really benefit from a 4e Power Schedule. You have wind-up stuff that you can use every encounter, and you have explosive-powered stuff you can use once a day. Even the preparation phase can be basically the same as a 4e Wizard pretty profitably.

One of my biggest questions on why 4e didn't go for the Classplosion is that Agatha from Girl Genius makes more sense with a 4e power schedule than Merlin or King Arthur do. By like, a lot.

-Username17

[Koumei]

I can see that working. I'll give it some thought and see about changing it to that with minimal re-writing needing to be done.

[RobbyPants]

All in all, I really like it. I like how all gadgets fall neatly into "power" categories so you know how they work without having to reprint specific rules for each.

This looks like a fun character concept to play.

Are you planning on putting something in at level 19?

[Kaelik]

Make the inventions not count as items for the eight item limit.

That's dumb as crap. It means that he has to give up a magic item ability and take a shittier enhancement bonus than a real item, and all he gets out of it is better use of class abilities.

[Koumei]

Kaelik: done

Okay, now they are divided up simply by Daily/Charged. and you can basically use each Daily once per day, even when you have 13 at level 20 that never happens, and you can use each Charged... as often as you like, generally.

Level 19 will probably end up getting something, yeah.

[CatharzGodfoot]

The gadgeteer should explicitly be able to rebuild her Crafted Companion into a new type of construct.

[Quantumboost]

Ability ideas for any space you might want to fill (from prior failed attempts to make an artificer replacement; X and Y represent "fill something in here as would be probably level-appropriate"):

((this was originally going to be level 7/14))
Duct Tape (Sp): A Gadgeteer of Xth level can use mending, make whole, and repair moderate damage as spell-like abilities at will. At Yth level, they may use an equivalent of heal twice per day that can restore objects and Constructs, but not non-Construct creatures.

Cybernetics (Ex): A Gadgeteer of Xth level has incorporated fantastical machinery into their own body. They may choose to count as having Construct as a subtype if that would be beneficial, and gain Y Fortification (as the armor property) and +4 to Fortitude saves against effects which would not affect them if they were an object.

Deus Ex Machina (Sp): At Xth level, the Gadgeteer becomes a God among Machines and may use miracle as a spell-like ability twice per day. This may not be used for any effect of miracle which would cost any resources unless the Gadgeteer pays those costs.

[Maxus]

I do believe that should be Deus Apud Machinae or Deus Inter Machinae.

For "God among the machines"

[Quantumboost]

I do believe that should be Deus Apud Machinae or Deus Inter Machinae.

For "God among the machines"

"God from the Machine" isn't much less apt as a description of the near-Deific Gadgeteer in my mind, and either of those would lose the delicious, delicious double entendre.

[Maxus]

I do believe that should be Deus Apud Machinae or Deus Inter Machinae.

For "God among the machines"

"God from the Machine" isn't much less apt as a description of the near-Deific Gadgeteer in my mind, and either of those would lose the delicious, delicious double entendre.

True enough.

Ah, well.

Puns away!

[Koumei]

Updates:

-More specialty fields added
-"Stronger, Faster, More Expensive" complete
-Added "Duct Tape", "Percussive Maintenance" and "Throw a Spanner* at it"
-Added "Cybernetic Soldier" (no empty levels now, even ignoring that you get at least one blueprint every level)
-added a bit about re-building your cohort

To Do:
-We could do with a few more choices for Specialty Field
-A couple more Gadgets per level wouldn't hurt. Currently it's 10 per level, slightly favouring Charged, but honestly, a 6/6 spread each level (total of 60) would probably be ideal. That way two separate Gadgeteers could pick entirely different Gadgets to each other and not have a single duplicate.

*Wrench, for the Americans

[TarkisFlux]

You could probably get an extra speciality out of the damage speciality if you split up the types a bit (fire, acid, blunt in one, cold, lightning, piercing in another or whatever). Others might include homing or targetting (negate / reduce miss chance), overloading or overcharging (area or duration increases), or maybe something that doubles # of targets (though that sorta steps on area increases toes).

Minor gripes:
[*]Evasion is at 3 in the table, 2 in the text.
[*]The construct specific super sanctuary effect of Command Magic Device bugs me. I don't care if they never strike first, but never strike ever no matter what doesn't work for me.

[Koumei]

Thanks. Fixed Evasion (level 3 is correct), made it so if you attack a Construct it can fight back, and added some more specialty options.

Once the class itself is basically ready (which looks to be soon), I'll start the relatively simple process of filling out what the Gadgets do.

[CatharzGodfoot]

Am I correct in assuming that a Proximity Sensor gives trapfinding? 'Cause these guys need a way to get trapfinding.

You might also give them a crafting ability similar to fighters, so that they can make some of the more mechanical items to give to their friends. You could base it off of ranks in Knowledge (Engineering) or somesuch rather than Craft.

Finally, is there to be a tie-in to the Giga Knight prestige class?


First change I guess, I'm making a multiclass Soldier/Gadgeteer.

[Koumei]

Yeah, it gives Blindsense and Trapfinding.

I would give a Crafting thing, but honestly, the whole item crafting thing is such a pain that I'd rather pretend it didn't exist.

As for the Golem Knight, they can meet the requirements at level 9 - for a 5 level class, I think that's acceptable. And a lot of the things mesh/overlap, so while I see no reason why they shouldn't, they may wish to think about whether losing out on the blueprints is worth it.

I'll start writing up the Gadgets once there's a general consensus on whether this is fine or not - I don't want to write them all up only for people to say "No, there should only be like, one or two Charged ones known at a time" (meaning more Dailies than Charged would have to be filled out).

[God_of_Awesome]

I notice you got a big ????? on your first list of gadgets for Daily ones. I suggest a Stick Of Dynamite. It can be used like a Fireball sure, with extra shrapnel damage, but it does better knocking down walls and other fortification.

I could attempt to write up actual rules but we both know I'm no good with that.

[Koumei]

Gadget Descriptions

Gadgets:

Flamethrower [Daily]
This device must be wielded in both hands to be used, and requires a Standard action to activate. This creates a 30' cone or 60' line of fire, dealing 1d10 Fire damage per level (Ref half). Those who fail the save catch fire. Additionally, the area is filled with thick smoke that causes Concealment and forces a Fort save to all in the area, against being Nauseated for one round due to choking. It dissipates after 1d4 rounds.

This also ignites any unattended flammable objects in the area.

Shotgun [Daily]
This device must be wielded in both hands to be used, and requires an attack action to activate. It can be activated twice before being used up for the day. Each activation deals 1d4 bludgeoning damage per level to a 20' cone (Ref half). Additionally, everyone within 30' must make a Fort save or be Deafened for 1 minute.

Mining Drill [Daily]
This device must be wielded in both hands to be used, and requires a Standard action to activate. It then lasts for one minute, though requires a Standard action to utilise each round. With a Standard action it can destroy an adjacent 5' cube of anything softer than stone, or deal 1d6 piercing damage per 2 levels (round up), ignoring material DR or DR/magic, to a target.

As a steam-powered device, this is quite noisy and grants a -10 penalty to Move Silently checks when activated.

Hover Pack [Daily]
This must be worn on the back, and requires a Swift or Immediate action to activate. it then lasts for one hour, causing the wearer to fall slowly (as Featherfall), and hover up to 20' above the ground (though only able to move up to 15' per round in a given direction).

Dynamite [Daily]
This device is small enough to be carried or stored in a pocket, and requires a Swift action to activate. Three rounds later, hopefully with the user nowhere near it, it explodes in a 50' radius spread. This deals 1d10 Fire/Sonic damage per level to all in the area, Ref half, and anyone who fails the save is knocked prone. Additionally, it specifically affects all objects and structures in the area (including individual 5' cubes of terrain), dealing double damage and ignoring Hardness less than that of Steel.

Extend-O-Fist [Daily]
This device is worn like a glove, and uses rocket fuel to launch off. It allows you to, with a Swift action, make a Ranged Attack out to 50' that deals Bludgeoning Damage to foes (2d6 for a Medium character). Additionally, foes are shoved back 15' unless they pass a Fort save.

Helper [Charged]
This Construct resembles a snake or centipede, is Tiny sized, and crawls along after you with a Move speed of 20'. Spending a Full Round action winding it up powers the brain enough to allow it to take cover, make attacks of opportunity, and make Aid Other attempts (Str 8 Dex 12 Int 10, has no skill ranks but a BAB equal to the creator's). It reaches out 5' and its Bite/Sting/Slam attack deals 1d4-1 damage, +1 per 3 levels. It can also carry half a dozen potion-sized objects, and when charged up, can understand commands and hand them to/use them on people, or even fling them at enemies.

Shock Staff [Charged]
This device can be wielded in one hand, and has reach. It requires a Move Equivalent action to charge up by winding, then holds the charge for up to a minute or until used. A melee touch attack activates it, dealing 1d6 Electricity damage per 2 levels (round up) and requiring the target to make a Fortitude save. If they fail the save, they are Dazed for 1 round.

Glider [Charged]
This device can be folded up to take little space, but must be worn in the Cloak slot to be used. It is effectively charged by any rush of air, so any time you would want to use it, it is going to be charged anyway. This causes the wearer to slowly fall instead of plummeting to their death, at the rate of 10' per round, but they may also move up to 20' per round in any other direction except for up.

Launch Boots [Charged]
These bulky boots must be worn on the feet (duh), and require the user to move 30' or more in order to charge, at which point they remain charged until used, which requires a Move action. Doing so launches them up to 50' in the air (this can be adjusted on use in 10' increments so as to only go, say, 20' up). The jumper may move as far forward as upward. The fall afterwards is treated as though 10' less for the purpose of working out falling damage.

Harpoon [Charged]
This weapon must be wielded in both hands to activate. it requires a Full Round action to fully wind up, and can then be activated at any time with a Swift action, firing out to 60' away. It deals 1d6 piercing damage per level, and if it deals any damage (after DR/Hardness), sticks in firmly, requiring a DC 20 Strength check to remove. A cable attached can be wound up as a Move-equivalent action, allowing the user to either pull himself towards the landing point, or drag a target towards him with an opposed Strength check.

Steam Spray [Charged]
This weapon must be wielded in both hands to activate. It requires one minute to charge up, but will then boil away happily for up to 8 hours or until used up. Charging it provides 3 activations, each one requiring a Standard action. Doing so creates a 20' cone of steam, dealing 1d4 Fire damage per level (Ref half) but also really cleaning the targets, though they may not appreciate it. Failing the save causes a -2 morale penalty to attacks and a -4 morale penalty to AC for 3 rounds.

Wind-up Flare Lantern [Charged]
This device may be freely worn on the shoulder or even on top of a helmet, but takes a free hand to activate or adjust the settings. Winding it up for one minute provides a charge to keep it providing light (as per a Light) spell for one hour or a Daylight effect that even reveals Ethereal/Incorporeal creatures for 10 minutes. At any time a Standard action may be used to end this effect, suddenly using up all the remaining power in one flash. This forces all in 50' to attempt a Fortitude save or be rendered Blind for 1 round per level. Those warned may cover their eyes with a Reflex save.

Proximity Detector [Charged]
This device takes up no slot, whirling around the wearer. If it is moderately windy (enough to potentially knock a lightweight travelling hat off a head or lift a summer dress), this requires no charging at all, otherwise it requires the use of a Swift action every turn to turn a crank that helps the wheels spin.

Using sonar echoes, it grants Blindsense out to 15' and Trapsense to the wearer.

Good Gadgets:

Pressure Jetpack [Daily]
This device must be worn on the back, and requires a Standard action to activate. It then fires a blast of steam, lifting the wearer into the sky and allowing them to Fly with a speed of 40' (Average). This lasts for 1 hour before it runs out of water and overheats, used up for the day. It will sputter and slowly lower to the ground when this happens.

Oil Spray [Daily]
This device can be carried and fired with just one hand, and firing it takes a Standard action. A 40' cone is filled with a fine mist of oil - the ground is affected as though by Incendiary Slime, as are all people in the area, and all in the area must additionally make a Fortitude save or be Nauseated for 1d4 rounds.

Gatling Gun [Daily]
This device must be carried in both hands when activated, requiring a Full Round action to do so. It then fires for that entire round, and the next two rounds (Standard actions are required to keep control of it for this duration) before finally running out of ammunition. Each round of use, one target of choice within 60' takes 1 hit per 3 levels that each deal 4d6 Piercing damage (Ref negates). For every save passed, the next target behind them (providing they are also in range) is hit and must save, and so on until you run out of targets/range/hits.

Cannon [Daily]
This device can be assembled or taken apart with a Full Round action, but must otherwise be rolled or carried about. To activate, it must be set on the ground, braced and lit, requiring a Full Round action. On the following round it fires, Bullrushing the user with a bonus of +10, and deafening all in 30' on a failed Fort save. However even more damage happens at the other end, where the shot lands: one 40' radius blast is designated up to 250' away, dealing 2d6 Fire/Bludgeoning damage per level to all in the area (Ref half). Those who fail the save are knocked prone, and Stunned for 1 round.

Defibrillator [Daily]
This device can fit inside a regular backpack (barely), but to activate, one component must be held in each hand (assuming two hands), and a Standard action used on an adjacent ally. This causes an incredible bolt of electricity, burning out the mechanisms. This duplicates a Raise Dead spell, but with no level loss, or can stabilise anyone who is Dying.

Spy Balloon [Daily]
This device can easily be stored in a pouch when not in use, then takes only one Full Round action to activate. A small balloon fills with air and starts to drift at the speed of 50' per round, assisted by small nozzles controlled via wire attached to the control box. It has a glass ball connected to a long fibre leading back to a "screen" on the control box, as well as a basic speaker system: two horns connected by string. Effectively, it can be controlled out to 1000' and requires a Spot check of DC 10 + class level + Int mod in order to spot. It allows the user to see and hear through it, and pass messages on as well. After two hours of use, however, it runs out of air and must be rewound and stored away, to be refilled and the wires repaired the next day.

Static Blade [Charged]
This is a two-handed melee weapon, usually a Great Sword. It can be charged by dragging it along the ground, and loses the charge when used or at the end of the round (basically meaning you have to move to use it as a Gadget). It can be wielded as a regular Masterwork weapon of its type (with the usual Tome magic weapon rules applying), however if charged it also deals 1d6 Electricity damage per hit die on a successful hit.

Cog Powered Fist [Charged]
This device must be worn on one hand, like a bulky gauntlet, and provides a -3 penalty to skill checks involving that hand. It must be wound up to be activated, requiring a Standard action to provide enough power for five rounds. When powered, it can be used to make Slam attacks that deal 2d6+Str for a Medium creature, with a critical value of 20/x3. It also adds a +6 Enhancement bonus to the wearer's Strength, and grants a Constrict attack of automatic Slam damage.

Pump-Action [Charged]
This device must be wielded in both hands to be used, and requires an attack action to activate. It can be activated eight times before being used up, needed 10 minutes to make another 8 shells, and one Full Round action to load them all in. Each activation deals 1d4 bludgeoning damage per level to a 20' cone (Ref half). Additionally, everyone within 30' must make a Fort save or be Deafened for 1 minute.

Frost Blaster [Charged]
This device is worn as a back-pack, but to be used it also has an attachment that must be wielded in one hand. It has three uses per charge, with a minute required to re-fill it. With a Standard action, it unleashes a very cold spray in a 20' cone. This deals 1d4 Cold damage per level (Fort half), and all who fail the Fortitude save become Entangled for one minute or until exposed to a strong source of heat. Anyone already Entangled instead becomes Slowed for one minute or until exposed to a strong source of heat, and anyone already Slowed becomes Paralysed for one minute or until exposed to a strong source of heat.

Lightning Rod [Charged]
This device can be carried in one hand quite easily. It can be charged either by winding it up to generate power (requiring one Standard action per charge) or by being hit by a source of electricity that would do at least 5d6 Electricity damage (providing one charge). it can hold one charge at a time, and can be discharged with a Standard action. Doing so unleashes a Lightning Bolt (as per the spell), except the damage is uncapped. Additionally, if it is not charged, it will automatically absorb any electricity-based attacks aimed at the wielder (until it is charged).

Jetskates [Charged]
These are worn on the feet like bulky boots. To create a fuel charge requires a minute of work, and they can hold up to three charges at a time. Activating them requires only a Swift action, and allows the user to move at 100' per Move action and skim over water, but they cannot fly. Turning is possible but difficult and stopping is out of the question, as though flying [Clumsy]. Each charge lasts for one round.

Fuel-Efficient Flamethrower [Charged]
This device must be wielded in both hands to be used, and requires a Standard action to activate. This creates a 30' cone or 60' line of fire, dealing 1d10 Fire damage per level (Ref half). Those who fail the save catch fire. Additionally, the area is filled with thick smoke that causes Concealment and forces a Fort save to all in the area, against being Nauseated for one round due to choking. It dissipates after 1d4 rounds.

This also ignites any unattended flammable objects in the area. Refilling the device with fuel takes three full rounds.

Flashbang Generator [Charged]
This device is carried as a staff, and holds one charge at a time. It takes three rounds to mix up another charge to load in, but only a Move equivalent action to activate. Activating it creates a bright flash of light (as the Flare Lantern, double the duration) and a loud "bang", causing those who pass the save to be Deafened for 2d6 rounds, and those who fail to be Stunned for 1 round and Deafened for 2d6 minutes.

Greater Gadgets:

Cog Staff [Daily]
This staff must be held in two hands to use properly. It requires a Standard action to activate by twisting, the cogs turning and grinding to produce a charge of energy similar to magic. This burns the cogs out, but creates an (Ex) effect from the following list:

• Shadow Evocation
• Eyebite (2 or more HD more than inventor: Sickened, within 1 HD of inventor: Panicked and Sickened, 2 or more HD less than inventor: Comatose, Panicked and Sickened)
• One 10' radius burst in 60' takes 2d6 Fire damage per level (Fort half), with those who fail the save becoming Nauseated for one round
• Maximised Lightning Leap

Teleport-Pump [Daily]
This fold-out device can be carried in one hand or stored in a pack until unfolded (a Swift action). It then takes a Full Round action to pump up until it sparks, frying the fuse and teleporting the user as per Teleport Without Error.

Fume Engine [Daily]
This device is bulky, but fits in a backpack. It also comes with a gas mask that can be worn on the face to provide immunity to inhaled Poisons and Diseases, as well as gases and smell-based effects. The main device, however, can only be used once per day, with a Swift action to activate. One round later, the engine starts, running for one minute before being empty. For the duration, it creates a 20' radius spread of Poison gas. It obscures vision, granting Concealment to all, but also poisons all who breathe it in (Fort negates). Primary and Secondary damage are both 2d6 Con.

Boiler-Powered Armour [Daily]
This armour must be worn all over the body, except the hands, feet and head. It is treated as Adamantine Full Plate normally, but when activated (a Standard action to start the boiling process, then a one minute wait), it provides 4 hours of uninterrupted power. When powered, the user gains a +6 Enhancement bonus to Constitution, and replaces the Armour bonus with a Deflection bonus to AC. Additionally, they gain a +10 bonus to Break checks and their melee attacks ignore Hardness. As long as at least one full hour remains the remainder may be used up in one burst, granting a +10 Enhancement bonus to Strength and treating the wearer as two size categories larger, both for only one round. It is a Swift action to do this.

Turbine Laser [Daily]
This weapon must be held in two hands, with an additional mount on a shoulder or on the head, consisting of a turbine. It requires some form of breeze to charge, providing one charge per two rounds unless in strong winds where it provides a charge every round, or hurricane force winds, where it provides three charges in one round. It may store up to three charges at a time, and requires an Attack action to fire - however it can only be fired once per day, the power destroying the laser components.

Once activated, it makes a Ranged Touch Attack with a maximum range of 200'. This deals 1d6 untyped energy damage per level and has a regular critical hit (20/x2). If two charges are stored when it is fired, it deals 2d6 damage per level. If three charges are stored when it is fired, it deals 3d6 damage per level.

Wand-Gatler [Daily]
This device can be wielded in one hand, though a second hand is needed to actually turn the handle. One to five wands must be slotted in before use. Turning the handle is a Standard action, and activates all wands at the same time, with the same target/targets/area of effect (or closest match). The magical overload burns the engine out.

Makai Cannon [Daily]
This bulky bazooka houses an angry ghost of some description, and every time it is fired, a new Gasket Engine Thrombulator must be configured, with a new set of Grub-Nuts to hold a spirit in. It can be fired with a Standard action, unleashing a 60' Cone of ghost energy. Everyone in the area takes 1d4 Force damage per HD (no save), and must pass a Will save or Panic for 5 rounds.

Elemental Microwave [Charged]
This is a sort of gun that houses a trapped Fire Elemental. To charge, it must be vigorously shaken for a Full Round, to make the elemental energetic (but not actually angry: they happily burn away in the container). It can then be fired with a Standard action within 3 rounds, as a Ranged Touch Attack out to 30 feet. On a successful hit, the target takes 1d6 Nonlethal Fire damage per level and 2 Int damage, with a Fort save for half (both). On a failed save, they also burst into flames, catching fire, and must make a Will save or become Confused for 3 rounds as their brain is fried.

Aero-Amplifier [Charged]
This device can be held in both hands or worn around the shoulders. It resembles a giant brass instrument, with one handle. As long as there is even a light breeze or source of sound, a Standard action can be used to squeeze the handle, opening the valves and amplifying the noise and airflow. This creates a 30' cone that deals 1d6 Sonic damage per level (Fort half). All who fail the save are knocked prone and hurled 50' backward, +/- 10' for every size category smaller/larger than Medium. Those who pass the save are merely shoved back 10'.

Simple-Ammo Gat [Charged]
This device must be carried in both hands when activated, requiring a Full Round action to do so. It then fires for that entire round, and the next two rounds (Standard actions are required to keep control of it for this duration) before finally running out of ammunition. Each round of use, one target of choice within 60' takes 1 hit per 3 levels that each deal 4d6 Piercing damage (Ref negates). For every save passed, the next target behind them (providing they are also in range) is hit and must save, and so on until you run out of targets/range/hits.

Once it runs out of ammunition, it takes only 10 minutes to make a new chain of ammunition, and a Standard action to load in.

Turbo Boost [Charged]
This device is worn like a vest, clamped onto the torso. It has a key which must be wound to power it up. One Full Round action of winding supplies one minute of power, treating the wearer as though under a Haste effect.

Clockwork Chainsaw [Charged]
This bulky melee weapon must be wielded with two hands, and requires one Full Round action to provide power for three rounds. Up to 9 rounds of power can be charged up at a time. Using it is as simple as making a melee attack, where it has the following profile (treated as a magic weapon):
[*]+1 Adamantine Chainsaw, 3d6+1 (+ Str*1.5) Magical Slashing, 18-20/x3
[*]Flesh Tearing: anyone hit by the Chainsaw takes 1 point of Ability Damage to each of Strength, Dexterity and Constitution. This is tripled on a critical hit.
[*]Romero Effect: this weapon can score critical hits against corporeal Undead.

Buggy [Charged]
This device cannot be carried (save by a very strong character) but can instead carry four Medium creatures (or any mix that equals the same amount of space). It requires one minute to power up via turning the handle and pouring more basic fuel in, in order to keep it moving for one straight hour. This device has 200 HP and Hardness 15, and provides Full Cover to everyone inside. It trundles along at 100' per round (and cannot run, make double-move actions etc.)

Spells such as Heat Metal have an especially intense effect on those inside, causing double damage. Being rammed (requiring a "ranged" attack by the driver that does not benefit from Rapid Shot or whatever) deals 2d8+10 bludgeoning damage and a Bullrush at +13 (+8 size, +5 Strength)

Perpetual Pressure Jetpack [Charged]
This device must be worn on the back, and requires a Standard action to activate. It then fires a blast of steam, lifting the wearer into the sky and allowing them to Fly with a speed of 40' (Average). This device somehow recharges itself, using steam power at first, which also turns turbines to store up power, letting it be used at will.

Giga Gadgets:

Hurricane Device [Daily]
This device requires ten minutes of assembly (if the user doesn't wish to carry around a 20' long pole with a rotor on top), and must be placed on the ground before use. Activating it simply requires turning the handle for one minute, at which point the storm begins. It creates a hurricane with a 2 mile radius, lasting for 6 hours, with a safety zone in the eye of the storm - a 50' radius spread originating from the device itself. If the device moves, the storm moves, and if the device is disassembled or destroyed, the storm will simply remain in place for the duration.

Disintegration Torch [Daily]
This device can be carried in one hand, and requires only a Standard action to activate. The fuel ignites, sending out a blast of plasma that is hot enough to effectively annihilate whatever it torches. One creature, object or 15' cube of material must be hit with a melee touch attack and, if hit, must succeed on a Fortitude save that affects objects. If they fail the save, they are reduced to a carbon shadow (this is not a [Death] effect). If they succeed, they still take 2d6 Fire damage per level. Should this be enough to kill them, they are also completely destroyed. The heat is even sufficient to destroy [Force] effects.

Mechanical Suit [Daily]
This suit is very similar to the Steam-Powered Armour (above), but is powered by a fuel engine and cogs, and more powerful. It is treated as +3 Adamantine Full Plate normally, but when activated (a Standard action to start the engine), it provides 4 hours of uninterrupted power. When powered, the user gains a +10 Enhancement bonus to Strength and Constitution, and replaces the Armour bonus with a Deflection bonus to AC. Additionally, they gain a +10 bonus to Break checks and their melee attacks ignore Hardness.

The wearer is also treated as two size categories larger, gains a 4d8+2*Str Trample, and pumps out smoke. All creatures adjacent to the wearer must pass a Fort save each round or be rendered Nauseated for the round. Additionally, the furnace can blast excess fire out from large shoulder-mounted pipes, dealing 1d10 Fire damage per level in a 30' cone (Ref half, those who fail the save catch fire) as a Standard action.

The suit of armour has 300 Hit Points, and only stops functioning when reduced to zero.

Mind Control Helmet [Daily]
Although it isn't subtle, the device is still effective: it consists of a bulky remote that must be held in two hands, and a bulky helmet with an antenna and a key. The helmet, if placed on the head of a creature not immune to [Mind Affecting] effects, must then be activated with a Standard action by turning the key. The wearer is then under the control of whoever has the remote, for up to 4 hours or until the helmet is removed or destroyed, whichever happens first.

There is no saving throw against this effect initially, but any time the controller attempts to make them do anything particularly against their personal beliefs/ethics/morality/code, they are entitled to a Will save to resist that command. It requires a Standard action to input a command, and commands cannot be received from further than 100' away.

Shadowcrank [Daily]
This device could fit into a small backpack, and has a large crank attached to a pipe, in turn attached to the device by a cable. Turning the crank for three rounds activates it, sucking darkness in through the plane of shadow and squeezing it out to replicate any of the following effects as an (Ex) ability:
[*]Mass Invisibility
[*]Shadow Conjuration, Greater
[*]Shadow Evocation, Greater

Aero-Barrier [Charged]
This device can be worn as a backpack, and has a mouth-piece for activation. Activating it requires a Move-Equivalent action each round, and prevents speaking. Each round that it is activated, it provides a bubble of protection for one full round (thus allowing it to be maintained indefinitely). This bubble extends out to 5' in each direction past the space occupied by the user, and prevents anything from getting in, like a [Force] effect. An opposed check (Strength of intruder against Int of user) can break past this to force entry, though this requires a Standard action. If attacked from outside the Bubble, anything not requiring an Attack roll automatically fails, and against things that do require an attack roll, it is treated as a +10 Deflection bonus to AC.

Scalding Mist Generator [Charged]
This bulky device must be carried in both hands to be activated, and as such, comes with protective clothing in the form of a thick, water-resistant sheet and goggles. Those who forego the goggles, feeling they do nothing, are not protected from the effects.

To activate, a mere Swift action is needed to switch it on, however it will take two full rounds for steam to start pouring out. Once this happens, it keeps going for a full minute, creating a 75' radius spread of mist that obscures vision. Additionally, all in the area who are not protected take an automatic 5d4 Fire damage every round (though no ignition occurs). Anyone not wearing protective goggles must also pass a Fort save or be rendered permanently blind as well as suffering a -2 Morale penalty to attacks and -4 Morale penalty to AC for 10 minutes. Those wearing goggles need only save against the penalties. The penalties are a [Pain] effect.

Anti-Magic Pressure Generator [Charged]
This large pump can be carried in one hand, but needs two hands to use. It can be activated with a Standard action, using incredible pressure to force magic out of the area. This creates a 30' radius Anti-Magic Field, however it will reduce by 15' radius per round until ended. Every round that the device is activated, the radius extends by 25', allowing it to slowly grow in size if kept up.

Prism Flash Bulb [Charged]
This device can be mounted on a shoulder or on the head and looks quite pretty, though looking pretty is not the main use. Powder must be loaded into it (a Move-Equivalent action) before it can be activated (a Swift action), and creating the powder only requires a minute of work.

When activated, it duplicates an (Ex) Prismatic Spray effect. I know it can banish people to other planes, that sounds pretty extraordinary to me.

Airship [Charged]
This device cannot feasibly be carried, and actually requires 6 full hours to build. Once built, however, it is built to last, with 300 HP and Hardness 10 for the main section of it. It has an engine that must be stoked and filled every 10 minutes to retain power, and generally requires somebody to pilot it, spending a Standard action every round. When active, this device flies with a Fly speed of 150' (Average), and provides Full Cover for those inside, although it does have arrow slits. People may elect to climb up onto the roof so as to leap off, throw things etc. however this requires a Balance check to avoid falling off (10 if sailing smoothly, 15 for some turbulence, 20 for clouds and heavy turbulence, 25 for hurricanes or snowstorms, +10 for being in active combat).

It can carry six Medium creatures inside, or any other combination equating to the same.

Steam Tank [Charged]
This device requires 4 hours to build, and only carries up to two Medium creatures. It provides Full Cover to those inside, though it has arrow slits that can be closed, and rumbles along at up to 40' per round. it has 300 HP and Hardness 20, and a +8 Stability bonus to avoid being knocked over. Every ten minutes, the boiler must be attended to (a Standard action) or it will run out of steam and stall. Best of all, a large cannon sits on the top, and can be rotated and fired at any angle, treated as the Good Gadget: Cannon. Crafting more shot and powder takes a full minute, and loading it from inside takes another full minute, so it is a slow process but a safe one.

Galactic Gadgets:

Mechanical Globe [Daily]
This big world globe has very special cogs and wheels that somehow connect to the world, likely by magnetising tiny pieces of Arbitrarium and aligning them to poles in the real world or something. When used, the magnetic fields break down, but it can cause any one of the following effects:
[*]One land mass/continent is shifted anywhere else that it could reach without ramming another land mass out of the way.
[*]One land mass/continent is wracked by earthquakes for an hour, and suffers a tsunami on every coast.
[*]One island sinks below the ocean or rises above the ocean.
[*]A mountain range topples or is formed.

Doomsday Cannon [Daily]
This device is similar to the Cannon, except three times as large in each dimension, and thus involves more effort to trundle it around. Firing it requires one round to simply get it aimed in the right general vicinity, then a Standard action to fire it afterwards. It can be fired anywhere out to 1 mile away, however cannot be fired at a point within 200 feet of itself. Everything within 500' of the point of impact has an extremely bad day. Everything - including objects and the ground itself - must make a Fort save or be obliterated. Even those who pass still take 2d6 Fire/Bludgeoning damage per level and are Stunned for 1 round and permanently Deafened. The terrain is also obliterated, effectively becoming a giant, cracked, smoking crater.

Gate-Gun [Daily]
This device involves a one-handed gun attached to a belt. When fired (a Standard action), the point designated opens up into a Gate, as per the Gate spell. This can be the travel kind or the broken kind.

Timestop Clock [Daily]
This looks like a simple watch, however a Standard action to halt it shows otherwise. Time is stopped for all but the one who activated it, as per the Timestop spell. If the watch then breaks or is destroyed, the effect ends. Otherwise, in 10 pseudo-rounds, time will resume as the tightly wound springs snap, smashing the watch to pieces.

20MT Bomb [Daily]
This bomb is as large as a Medium creature, and weighs about 500lbs, so may be difficult to carry, but using it is worth the effort. To activate, one merely needs to strike the end of it (a Standard action, or dropping it from a height). At this point, everything within 500' takes 2d6 Fire damage per level (Ref half) and 2d4 Negative levels (Fort half), and everything out to 1 mile takes 1d6 Fire damage per level (Ref half) and 1 Negative level (Fort negates). The 0-500' radius area is then obscured completely by thick smoke for one minute.

Dragonmech [Daily]
This Colossal device can carry only one Large or smaller pilot inside, sadly, and requires a minute to activate. Once activated, it can be controlled for a full hour, with a Fly speed of 100' (Poor). It has Hardness 20, an Armour Class of 35 (+0 Dex, -8 Size, +28 Armour, +5 Deflection), and 300 Hit Points. If used to attack, use the BAB of the pilot, plus the Strength (50) of the Dragon. It has one Primary Bite (4d6+Str*1.5), two Secondary Claws (2d6+Str*.5) and one Primary Tail (3d6+Str*1.5), as well as a breath weapon once per 3 rounds: a 100' cone of fire that deals 2d6 Fire damage per level (Ref half). Additionally, the eyes may fire one Lightning Bolt per 3 rounds, and once per minute it may create an Acid Fog effect beneath it with a Standard action.

It also has a payload of six bombs, any number of which can be dropped as one Standard action. They explode like Dynamite upon hitting the ground. The bombs may instead be replaced with a pair of Gatling Guns, though they may not be used if the dragon is unpowered.

When unpowered, it still lumbers along with a Fly speed of 50 (Clumsy) and provides the basic protection, but lacks the Deflection bonus, lightning, acid fog and fiery breath, and only has a Strength of 30.

Storm Treadmill [Charged]
This device is fairly large and bulky, taking up most of a 5' square, but being only 1 foot tall. The user may activate it by setting it down and running in place atop it (a Full Round action). Doing so causes a Whirlwind or Storm of Vengeance effect, though the effect ends on the round the user stops running.

Gravity Pump [Charged]
This device can be carried in one hand, but requires both hands and a Standard action to activate. Doing so creates a Reverse Gravity and Vertigo Field effect in a 100' spread, though the user can elect to not include his own occupied space (at time of use) in this area. This lasts until undone by a second activation, or for 10 minutes, whichever comes first.

Boiler of Untouchability [Charged]
This boiler is big and heavy, but can still be carried in both arms. It must be set down to be used, and requires a Swift action to activate, though there is a three round wait as the boiler gets going. It then remains active for one minute, though towards the end of this, a Full Round action can be spent adding more water and fuel to extend it for another minute.

While active, a force field is created, creating a safety bubble of 30' radius. Nothing is able to pass through it, and it blocks line of effect.

Binding Box [Charged]
This box is about 1' cubed, and can be carried with little difficulty. Activating it is a Full Round action, twisting the cogs to make them spin. The box opens and whirls, and one designated target within 100' is sucked inside despite the size, and trapped there as though by an Imprisonment effect.

Only one creature at a time can be stored there, and when released (a Standard action or the destruction of the device), there is a 50% chance that they will be dead and a 50% chance that they will be alive. This is only revealed when actually released - until that moment they are in a quantum state and cannot be affected by any effect that targets only the dead/undead (such as Resurrection) or only the living.

Turbine of Death [Charged]
This device can barely be carried in both arms, and is quite heavy. To activate, it must be set down and a Swift action spent pulling a lever. It then charges up for three rounds if there is a breeze (two rounds if in strong winds, one round in a hurricane, impossible if there is no breeze). After it has charged, it unleashes on the following round: everyone within 100' except for those actually touching it must pass a Fort save or die instantly.

Fusion Torch [Charged]
This device works exactly like the Disintegration torch, aside from being Charged, except where noted below:
[*]It is effectively unlimited in use, always charged.
[*]It can be used with an Attack action.
[*]Passing the save still bestows a Negative level on top of the damage.

COMPLETE (58 out of 58 are complete)

[CatharzGodfoot]

So that looks pretty fuckin rad. I do have a few complaints, though.

"Toxic incense burner" is a great name, but it seems like an ability from another class. The effect is fine, but the name is something that a witch or fire monk should have.

There is also some really heavy synergy between powers, and it makes me think that some (or possibly even all) gadgets should have both daily and charged abilities. For example, a toxic incense burner kind of necessitates a gas mask. So you get the burner (daily) and the mask (charged) as a package. Similarly, the glider isn't especially useful for a PC without a way to climb. So you get the glider (charged) and the hover pack (daily). Maybe the dragonmech can be used all the time as big armor, but has limited flight and missiles. Of course, then you just strap a jet pack to it to get extra fly time....which brings me to my next point.

I know that they're often poison, but a lot of these gadgets seem to clearly build on each other and/or make previous versions obsolete. Having a gadgeteer wear a glider, a hover pack, and a jet pack to maximize her flight time is a bit silly. Maybe I'm missing the point, but having prerequisites for some gadgets and saying 'this is the better version of that, so they don't stack' could be the way to go.

The flip side of that is culling out gadgets that do basically the same thing as others but better or worse. So you decide: jet pack, hover pack, or rocket glider?

[Koumei]

Hmm, true, perhaps "Fume Engine" or something. A big motor that churns out toxic smoke/gas, like the remote cyanide machine in the Sherlock Holmes movie.

I'm not sure I can be fucked writing up two versions of each device, though, and really, it was a big enough stretch to create the list I did, so removing anything would basically mean having to add even more things. I would appreciate other people suggesting things, by the way, because gadgetry has never been my strong point.

[God_of_Awesome]

Perhaps in higher gadget tiers, gadgets that were daily uses before are now charged uses. It doesn't even have to be all of them. A more usable jetpack is my obsession.

[Koumei]

I could see that working, yeah. And while I don't want to get into the problem Kaelik has identified where some classes and things go right into retardedtown and even make the Wizard look small in the pants, I certainly don't want to go "Magic people can fly all the time, but magic is better than inventions so fuck you."

[Hicks]

I suggest there be an Airship [Charged] somewhere on the Giga Gadget list, just because I (and pretty much everyone else on the planet) think airships are cool. Search your feelings, you know it's true. Something like a folding dirigible with a steam engine that needs to be stoked every 10 or so minutes, providing flight and a stable firing platform for the entire party, possibly even cover from arrow slits and weapon emplacements. At the very least it should be able to toss boulders, barrels of alchemist fire, and barbarians over the side as bombs.

[Koumei]

Airship added. The list is just about done.

The devices are all complete.

[Utterfail]

I really like it, but you should probably add a blurb about how the gadgets function if the Gadgeteer hands them out (I assume they can). Do they just stop working if the Gadgeteer doesn't maintain them as part of their daily routine?

It also strikes me as odd that the only guns are [Daily], so you never end up with a Gadgeteer who Invents a gun and runs around shooting people all day. But that's pretty minor.

Edit: also, I'm totally going to start formatting this for the PDF