Equipment (5e Fallout Supplement)

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On Distribution

In the post-apocalypse, working equipment is few and far between. Any weapons should generally be found or sold at degraded quality at best, armor one piece at a time, medical supplies 3 at a time, and ammunition 10 at a time. Vendors should have limited supplies, and while prices are given, actual prices depend on how much currency and stock the vendor has at the time. In short, fixed prices are a big no-no.

Equipment Sub-Pages

Armor
Power Armor
Weapons
Medical supplies
Weapon and Armor mods
Miscellaneous Gear (Don’t click for now)
Vehicles
Junk
Unique Equipment

Currency

	Bottlecap	Clean Water	Brotherhood Scrip	Poker Chip	Ring Pull	Denarius	Aureus	$5 NCR	$20 NCR	$100 NCR	Gp (vanilla D&D)
Cap(s)	1	1/20	1	1	1	1/4	1/100	1/2	1/8	1/40	1
Clean Water	20	1	1/20	1/20	1/20	5	1/5	4	2.5	1/2	20
Brotherhood Scrip	1	1/20	1	1	1	1/4	1/100	1/2	1/8	1/40	1
Poker Chip	1	1/20	1	1	1	1/4	1/100	1/2	1/8	1/40	1
Ring Pull	1	1/20	1	1	1	1/4	1/100	1/2	1/8	1/40	1
Denarius	4	1/5	4	4	4	1	1/25	2	1/2	1/20	4
Aureus	100	5	100	100	100	25	1	50	12.5	2.5	100
5$ NCR	2	1/10	2	2	2	1/2	1/50	1	1/4	1/20	2
20$ NCR	8	2/5	8	8	8	100	2	4	1	1/5	8
100$ NCR	40	2	40	40	40	10	2/5	20	5	1	40
Gp (vanilla D&D)	1	1/20	1	1	1	1/4	1/100	1/2	1/8	1/40	1

If you are converting an item’s cost to one of these and it is a decimal, always round up.

Note: The clean water mentioned here is a single 10 oz can of water. If you do not drink two such cans in a day, you gain 1 level of dehydration, which is identical to 1 level of exhaustion, except a long rest can't remove it. 1 level of dehydration can be removed by drinking 5 cans in 1 day. Dehydration and regular exhaustion don't stack up on each other.

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