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W NEW STEAMJACK
arjacks are synonymous with war in
western Immoren. From humble steamjacks
wielding simple weapons to lumbering
colossals bristling with guns and fists larger
than a person, these multi-ton machines are often the center
of conflict, their titanic blows deciding which way the tide
of battle turns. Thus, the Iron Kingdoms generally spare no
expense when it comes to their warjacks, outfitting them
with specialized, expensive, and even experimental weaponry
in order to gain an edge over their enemies.
However, these machines are inevitably damaged and
destroyed, left as rusting wrecks on countless battlefields.
Most nations once had entire units of mechaniks devoted
to recovering (and if necessary, destroying) such material.
But as the fires of war raged and conflicts grew even more
intense, many such wrecks were abandoned and left to rust.
Things grew even worse during the Claiming, with such
specialized units either so decimated they could no longer
work or dissolved so their manpower could be used for more
pressing tasks. Hundreds of warjacks containing top-of-the-
line technology now lay forgotten, buried in sand, mud, and
debris. But few stay that way.
Looting battlefields for parts is a time-honored tradition
in western Immoren, and the practice boomed in the post-
Claiming world. With so many examples of the nation’s
various warjacks recovered, independent mechanics soon
had not only learned to repair and maintain these machines
but even how to reproduce them. Specialized weapons and
armor, once the domain of military warjacks, began to appear
on the market for anyone willing to pay the price. Though
such actions are technically illegal in every nation, most
officials struggle with a lack of manpower to crack down on
such work, while the owners, often mercenaries, fill gaps in
military strength the nations can’t cover. Now almost anyone
with the coin can find themselves with a military-grade
warjack packing top-of-the-line weaponry.
Cygnaran Warjack Weapons
Weapon Cost Damage Weight
Storm Blaster 1,800 2d8 lightning 35 lb.
Generator Blade 2,500 2d8 slashing 60 lb.
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WEAPONS
Every nation in western Immoren boasts a slew of powerful
weapons for their warjacks. Their technological research,
limitations of resources, and arcane traditions often dictate
their battlefield tactics and, thus, the weapons they employ.
CYGNAR
Cygnar has always prided itself for being on the cutting edge
of steamjack design, and many of the weapons their warjacks
carry feature powerful and complicated pieces of mechanika.
Despite this, Cygnar has taken the most forgiving attitude
toward their military technology falling into the hands of the
public, and while by the law such weapons remain illegal,
most officials do not bother enforcing it.
Storm Blaster. Featured on the Firefly chassis, the Storm
Blaster is a gun capable of discharging bolts of electricity.
While not as powerful as some other Cygnaran electrical
weapons, its ability to arc electricity between multiple targets
makes it invaluable against massed infantry formations.
If this attack hits, the nearest two enemy creatures within
10 feet of the target also suffer 1d8 lightning damage.
The Storm Blaster is a mechanika item, powered by a
Storm Chamber. Each shot uses 2 charges.
Generator Blade. The Generator Blade, the signature
weapon of the Stormclad, is an upscaled Storm Glaive. The
steamjack requires the same insulation as a Stormglaive lest
the weapon fry circuitry and other machinery from extended
use. Many merc groups judge this worth the cost of having
access to its powerful lightning capabilities.
A Generator Blade’s Storm damage is 1d8 and its Storm
Generator damage is 2d8.
The Generator Blade is a mechanika item, powered by
a Storm Chamber. While it is active, a Generator Blade
requires 5 charges for one minute of operation.
Properties
Firearm (50/150), special
Reach, storm, storm generator (30/120), special
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 PROTECTORATE
OF MENOTH
The Sul-Menites fielded the least technologically
sophisticated warjacks of the Iron Kingdoms, initially relying
on refurbished steamjacks and later using functional but
otherwise simple designs. The Protectorate made up for these
shortcomings with copious application of Menoth’s Fury,
giving their warjack weapons far more threat than they might
otherwise possess. However, Menoth’s Fury has now become
a commodity the Protectorate will sell to anyone willing to
meet their prices. Where once the smell and heat of burning
oil was the domain of the Protectorate’s crusades, it can now
infrequently be found in the hands of mercenary groups.
Condemner. A specialized cannon that makes heavy use
of Menoth’s Fury. Its shells are designed to burst on impact,
coating the creature with a fast-burning oil that serves to
mark them out for further attacks.
Allied creatures have advantage on ranged attack rolls
against a creature hit by this weapon, and the affected
creature can’t benefit from being invisible or hidden until the
end of the steamjack’s next turn.
Condemner shells cost 15 gp. Reloading a Condemner can’t
be done during combat. Reloading a Condemner outside of
combat takes 20 minutes but doesn’t require specialized tools
or training.
Protectorate of Menoth Warjack Weapons
Weapon Cost Damage
Condemner 500 gp 3d8 Fire
Skyhammer 300 gp 3d6 Piercing
Flame Fists 450 gp 2d8 Bludgeoning
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Skyhammer. Skyhammer rockets are warheads filled with
refined Menite’s Fury and encased in a thin metal shell. What
the rockets lack in accuracy they make up in volume and can
be fired in a near continuous volley.
Attacks with this weapon always have disadvantage. When
a steamjack makes an attack with this weapon, it may make
two additional attacks with this weapon as a bonus action.
Skyhammer shells cost 5 gp. Reloading a Skyhammer can’t
be done during combat. Reloading a Skyhammer outside of
combat takes 10 minutes but doesn’t require specialized tools
or training.
Flame Fists. A set of furnace-like heaters positioned above
and below the warjacks tempered fists, Flame Fists allow the
warjack to ignite anything it grabs. When surrounded, the
emitters can be flooded with oil, causing the area around the
warjack to burst into flame.
While this weapon is fueled and ignited, a target hit by the
warjack suffers an additional 1d6 fire damage at the start of
each of its turns until the fire is doused. The Fists’ integral
reservoir holds 30 gp worth of fuel, which burns for 45
minutes in combat. Refueling the reservoir takes an action. In
addition, the warjack gains the following action:
Combustion. Every creature within 10 feet of the warjack
must make a Dexterity saving throw, DC 14. Each creature
takes 3d8 points of fire damage on a failed save, or half as
much damage on a successful save.
Weight Properties
40 lb. Firearm (60/180), loading, magazine (8), special
30 lb. Firearm(100/300), AOE (5), magazine (20), special
70 lb. Special
KHADOR
The Khadorans take the most hardline stance toward their
equipment falling into the hands of independent parties,
with High Command constantly attempting to enforce the
law. However, they are hamstrung by corruption and simple
pragmatism, allowing offenses to slide. In addition, Khadoran
technology lacks much of the high-tech functionality of its
contemporaries, making it even more difficult to identify its
military hardware from bodging or one-off productions. This
has led to a glut of Khadoran-style warjack parts flooding the
mercenary market, and many suspect that the old Khadoran
chassis will soon become the new go-to mercenary chassis.
Shoulder Cannon. Designed specifically for shoulder
mounts, Shoulder Cannons are snub-nosed, allowing them to
be used even in the thick of melee combat.
Attacking a target within five feet of the steamjack with a
Shoulder Cannon does not impose disadvantage.
A Shoulder Cannon uses artillery rounds. A Shoulder
Cannon can’t be reloaded during combat. A Shoulder Cannon
takes 20 minutes to reload but doesn’t require specialized
tools or training.
Khadoran Warjack Weapons
Weapon Cost Damage
Shoulder Cannon 500 gp 3d8 Piercing
Dozer 600 gp 4d10 Piercing
Shield Fist 450 gp 2d8 Bludgeoning
Shoulder Launcher 500 gp Per Grenade
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Dozer. A heavy slug cannon with a six-shot revolver, the
Dozer is infamous for its ability to knock targets back due to
its large slugs.
Large or smaller creatures hit by this attack must make a
Strength saving throw with a DC of 15 or the damage dealt,
whichever is higher, or be pushed 5 feet directly away from
the steamjack.
A Dozer uses artillery rounds. A Dozer can’t be reloaded
during combat. Each cylinder of a Dozer takes one minute to
reload but doesn’t require specialized tools or training.
Shield Fist. A large shield bolted to a steamjack’s forearm, a
Shield Fist is shaped specifically to allow a steamjack to retain
use of both its hands. Shield Fists count as a shield.
Shoulder Launcher. A series of attached launchers, Shoulder
Launchers allow a steamjack to hold a set of grenades for
utility actions or as a backup ranged weapon.
A Shoulder Launcher can only be mounted using a
shoulder mount. A Shoulder Launcher fires standard
grenades. A Shoulder Launcher can’t be reloaded during
combat. A Shoulder Cannon takes 5 minutes to reload but
doesn’t require specialized tools or training.
Weight Properties
60 lb. Firearm (30/90), loading, magazine (8), special
80 lb. Firearm (40/120), magazine (6), special
90 lb. Special
40 lb. Firearm (30/90), magazine(3), special
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 CRUCIBLE GUARD
Crucible Guard weapons are perhaps the most expensive,
temperamental, and difficult to work with on the market,
requiring a dedicated alchemist to keep them functional. The
Crucible Guard itself does not bother attempting to enforce
any sort of claim on their weapons, as they assume anyone
using them is somehow connected to the Golden Crucible. If
they discover they’re not, their reactions are immediate and
often fatal.
NEW WEAPON PROPERTY
Many weapons used by the Crucible Guard are alchemical
weapons.
Alchemical Weapon. Unlike other organizations,
Crucible Guard weapons don’t often use solid shells but
instead deploy chemical formulas. Each shot is the equivalent
of three doses of an alchemical formula—i.e., one shot of
alchemical acid is three vials of alchemical acid. Alchemical
weapons have three chambers, and each can be loaded with
its own formula. Alchemical Weapons only cause damage if
the base formula causes damage, and they cause the same type
of damage as their formula. Alchemical Weapons also gain
the same additional effects as their base formula.
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Enthalpic Distilator. A chemical sprayer often mounted
on a light steamjack, the Enthalpic Distilator provides a
weapon suitable for nearly any situation.
This weapon’s chambers each hold six shots. When this
weapon is fired, it chooses one chamber to fire from and
must use the same chamber for the rest of the turn.
Pyrodraulic Jet. A series of short-ranged sprayers, these
weapons can be mounted on top of a steamjacks fist, allowing
it to retain its open hands.
A Pyrodraulic Jet’s chambers each hold six shots. When this
weapon is fired, select one chamber to fire from. A warjack
with this weapon can still use its slam attacks; however, it
can’t hold a melee weapon due to the bulky nature of the
Pyrodraulic Jet.
Multi-Chambered Compression Cannon. A long-
ranged chemical cannon, the Compression Cannon makes
use of the same technology behind the Mule’s Steam Lobber
to deliver powerful chemical payloads at range.
This weapon’s chambers each hold 9 shots. When this
weapon is fired, it chooses one chamber to fire from and
must use the same chamber for the rest of the turn. If the
steamjack equipped with the cannon does not move during
its turn, the normal range of the weapon increases by 20 feet
and the long range increases by 60 feet.
NEW ALCHEMICAL
FORMULAS
The Crucible Guard is known—and feared—for the
weaponized alchemical formulae they use in battle.
UNCOMMON FORMULAS
Black Humor. A black ichor with mild necromantic energies
that can drain the life of anything it touches. As an action,
you can throw a flask of black humor up to 20 feet, shattering
it on impact. Make a ranged attack against a creature, treating
the black humor as an improvised weapon. On a hit, the
target takes 2d8 necrotic damage. Affected living creatures
regain half as many hit points when they receive healing until
the end of your next turn.
Ingredients: Organic acid x 1, Ectoplasm x 2
Aetheric Blast. A magically charged mix that explodes
when it touches air. The impact also has the effect of
instantly dispelling any cloud or fog near the explosion. As
an action, you can throw a flask of aetheric blast up to 20
feet, shattering it on impact. Make a ranged attack against a
creature, treating the aetheric blast as an improvised weapon.
On a hit, the target takes 2d8 force damage. Any fog or mist
in the area, such as from Fog Cloud, is instantly dispersed.
Ingredients: Heavy metals x 1, Arcane extract x 2
Accelerant. A slick, oily substance that burns slowly when
ignited. As an action, you can throw a flask of accelerant
up to 20 feet, shattering it on impact. Make a ranged attack
against a creature, treating the accelerant as an improvised
weapon. Creatures hit by this attack have vulnerability to fire
damage until the start of your next turn.
Ingredients: Organic oil x 2, Alchemical waste, liquid x 1
Cryogenic Fluid. A cloudy white liquid that instantly freezes
on contact, forming a thick rime of ice. As an action, you can
throw a flask of cryogenic fluid up to 20 feet, shattering it
on impact. Make a ranged attack against a creature, treating
the cryogenic fluid as an improvised weapon. On a hit, the
target takes 2d8 cold damage. Creatures hit have their speed
reduced by 10 feet until the end of your next turn unless they
have resistance or immunity to cold damage.
Ingredients: Alchemical waste, crystal x 1, Arcane
extract x 2
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Storm Accumulator. Powerful Cygnaran technology
designed for warjacks working alongside Storm Knights, this
device allows a steamjack to harvest galvanic energy produced
by Cygnar’s lightning weapons. The device also acts as a
powerful lightning rod, protecting the steamjack both from
enemies as well as allies and ensuring any electrical attacks
simply ground themselves without affecting the steamjack.
A steamjack equipped with a Storm Accumulator that
begins its turn within 10 feet of a friendly creature wielding
a weapon with the Storm property or with a Lightning
Rod gains a focus point, up to its maximum. In addition, a
steamjack equipped with a Storm Accumulator has immunity
to lightning damage. A character who wants to pay to mount
a Storm Accumulator on a steamjack can expect to pay an
additional 50 gp for labor.
Shoulder Mounts. An ingenious system first developed
for the Devastator chassis, this upgrade allows a steamjack
to mount ranged weapons across the shoulders, leaving the
steamjacks arms free. These shoulder mounts have a major
downside in that the recoil can unbalance the steamjack and
knock it down. A steamjack with this upgrade can mount up
to two ranged weapons on its shoulders. However, any time
one of these weapons is fired, after the attack is resolved,
the steamjack must make a DC 12 Strength saving throw or
be knocked prone. A character who wants to pay to mount
shoulder firearms on a steamjack can expect to pay an
additional 100 gp for labor.
Shield System. The shield system allows a steamjack to
benefit from two shields at once. A steamjack equipped with
this upgrade can benefit from two shields or adding to their
AC. A character who wants to pay to mount a shield system
on a steamjack can expect to pay an additional 80 gp for labor.
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 WARJACKS Toro
Large construct (steamjack), unaligned
While even having a steamjack by your side during a fight is
a massive advantage, there’s a world of difference between a Armor Class 18
humble laborjack and a warjack intended for fighting. While Hit Points 138 (12d10 + 72)
dedicated warjacks are some of the most dangerous things to Speed 25 feet
walk the land, they also come with a host of downsides. Coal-
hungry, in need of constant maintenance, and often far more STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
22 (+6) 12 (+1) 22 (+6) 6 (−2) 10 (+0) 1 (−5)
willful due to their cortexes, the cost and effort needed for a
true warjack often keeps them out of reach of most. Saving Throws STR +9, CON +9
Skills Athletics +9, Perception +3
Damage Resistances bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from

TORO CHASSIS
Height/Weight: 11′8″ / 7.2 tons
Initial Service Date: 586 AR
Original Chassis Design: Castellan Ironworks in Merin
The mainstay warjack of the Ordic military, large
numbers of Toros have made their way into the hands of
mercenary companies due to Ord’s mercantile nature. A
solid and dependable steamjack, the Toro serves a simple
but straightforward battlefield role, a heavy beater well
equipped for the thickest fighting. A quirk in the Toro’s
cortex causes it to have increased aggression, which usually
manifests in a steel buckling charge. The Order of the Golden
Crucible, contracted to manufacture more of the chassis,
produced newer models for their own purposes and created
several variants.
Toro. A Toro comes stock with a battle blade and a shield.
Suppressor. A Suppressor comes stock with two
Pyrodraulic Jets.
Vindicator. A Vindicator comes stock with a Multi
Chamber Compression Cannon and a Battle Mace.
nonmagical attacks
Damage Immunities poison, psychic
Condition Immunities charmed, frightened, paralyzed,
petrified, poisoned
Senses passive Perception 13
Languages understands the languages of its manufacturer but
can’t speak
Challenge 9 (500 XP)
Belligerent. If a Toro with a stock cortex moves up to 20 feet in
a straight line and then makes a melee attack, that attack does
an additional weapon die of damage.
Cortex. The Toro’s cortex allows it to understand basic
commands from its controller (spoken verbally by most but
usually communicated telepathically by warcasters). Verbal
commands must be akin to those issued to a trained animal,
such as “stay,” “guard,” “attack,” and so on. The Toro will carry
out these commands with no regard for its own safety.
Heavy Metal. The Toro’s attacks are magical for the purpose of
overcoming resistances and immunity to nonmagical attacks for
steamjacks, colossals, and warbeasts.
Steam Powered. The Toro requires coal and water to function.
When not in combat, it can function for 6 hours with a full fuel
load of 750 pounds of coal and fresh water in its boiler. While in
combat, the Toro can function for 1 hour with a full fuel load. If
the Toro’s coal and water are not refilled at the end of this time,
it suffers one level of exhaustion at the end of each minute. Due
to the amount of noise its steam engine produces, the Toro has
disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks.
Actions
Multiattack. The Toro makes two melee attacks.
Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: +9 to hit, reach 10 feet, one target.
Hit: 10 (1d8+6) bludgeoning damage

Warjack Gear and Upgrades

Item Cost Weight
Storm Accumulator 1,500 gp 80 lb.
Shoulder Mounts 800 gp 225 lb.
Shield System 550 gp 125 lb.

Warjack Chassis
Name Cost Chassis Only Fuel
Toro 11,500 gp 9,000 gp 660 lb. / 5 hrs. general, 1 hr. Combat
Devastator 14,000 gp 11,500 gp 1,125 lb. / 4 hrs. general, 45 min. Combat

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DEVASTATOR CHASSIS
Height/Weight: 11′5″/ 16 tons Devastator
Initial Service Date: 598 A.R. Large construct (steamjack), unaligned
Original Chassis Design: Khadoran Armor Class 19
Mechaniks Assembly Hit Points 175(14d10 + 98)
Khador, faced with heavier ordinance from Cygnaran forces, Speed 20 feet
soon found that their traditional Juggernaut chassis was
beginning to suffer. Khadoran High Command required STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
22 (+6) 10 (+0) 24 (+7) 8 (−1) 10 (+0) 4 (−3)
an even heavier warjack, and the Khadoran mechaniks
delivered. The Devastator already boasts near comparable Saving Throws STR +6, CON +7
armor to a traditional Khadoran heavy; however, its unique Skills Athletics +5, Perception +2
interlocking shield system allows it to close itself up, Damage Resistances bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from
becoming almost impossible to crack. A Devastator can wade nonmagical attacks
through even dedicated anti-warjack firepower, and more Damage Immunities poison, psychic
Condition Immunities charmed, frightened, paralyzed, petrified,
than one Cygnaran unit has unloaded everything they have
poisoned, prone
at a Devastator only to do little more than scratch the paint. Senses passive Perception 12
Also integrating powerful gyroscopes, the warjack is nearly Languages understands the languages of its manufacturer but
impossible to knock over or even move against its will. can’t speak
Challenge 10 (5,900 XP)

Cortex. The Devastator’s cortex allows it to understand basic

commands from its controller (spoken verbally by most but
usually communicated telepathically by warcasters). Verbal
commands must be akin to those issued to a trained animal, such
as “stay,” “guard,” “attack,” and so on. The Devastator will carry
out these commands with no regard for its own safety.
Heavy Metal. The Devastator’s attacks are magical for the
purpose of overcoming resistances and immunity to nonmagical
attacks for steamjacks, colossals, and warbeasts.
Steam Powered. The Devastator requires coal and water to
function. When not in combat, it can function for 4 hours with a
full fuel load of 1,125 pounds of coal and fresh water in its boiler.
While in combat, the Devastator can function for 45 minutes
with a full fuel load. If the Devastator’s coal and water are not
refilled at the end of this time, it suffers one level of exhaustion
at the end of each minute. Due to the amount of noise its steam
engine produces, the Devastator has disadvantage on Dexterity
(Stealth) checks.
Sturdy. Due to its low center of gravity and massive weight, a
Devastator is nearly impossible to push. A Devastator cannot be
pushed by nonmagical means.
Actions
Multiattack. The Devastator makes two melee attacks.
Slam. Melee Weapon Attack: +9 to hit, reach 10 feet, one target.
Hit: 10 (1d8+6) bludgeoning damage

Devastator. A Devastator comes stock with a Shield System,

a Flak System, and two Shield Fists.
Demolisher. A Demolisher comes stock with a Shield
System, two Shoulder Mounts, two Shoulder Cannons, and
two Shield Fists.
Spriggan. A Spriggan comes stock with two Shoulder
Mounts, two Shoulder Launchers, a shield in its left arm, and
a heavy spear in its right arm.

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