Viking Lord

Items

1. +1 Gym

   Designed for aerobics, martial arts, and weight lifting, the gym helps dedicated team members stay in fighting shape.

   Benefit: A team member who spends downtime in the gym adds its facility bonus to their melee damage rolls.

2. +1 Rec Hall

   With a full movie projector, stage, and even a karaoke machine, the Rec Hall is a great place for soldiers to blow off steam when they can’t leave base.

   Benefit: A team member who spends downtime in the rec hall chooses a Charisma skill. They gain a bonus equal to its facility bonus on that skill.

3. Atlantean Advantage

   Advantage anytime they need to read the Atlantean language.

4. Healing Device

   Like many Goa’uld devices, the healing device is designed to be worn over the hand. When the user is possessed of a strong emotional state they may take an action to heal a touched target of 5d6 HP damage and 1d6 attribute damage (to all attributes). In addition, if the target is currently suffering from any disease they may immediately make a save against the disease DC to end the effect. This item requires Naquadah in the user’s veins.

5. Hero of Parva Unlock

6. Mimetic Imaging Device

   TL 4 device that renders a target unconscious, duplicates their physical form, and grants the aliens access to the victim’s memories. This duplication is nearly perfect, requiring a DC 25 Insight or Perception check to notice subtle inconsistencies within the illusion. Exposure to specific sound frequencies can cause the illusion to glitch.

7. Ring Transporter Device

   This teleportation device functions by summoning five stacked rings (approximately 3m in diameter) which teleport living creatures in a similar
   manner to the Stargate. However, the range of the transport is limited to roughly planetary distances. Transporter rings can send a matter
   stream anywhere on the same planet, or to ships in orbit, but it cannot reach distant worlds.

8. Zat'nik'tel

   Favored by some members of the SG-1, the “Zat” is a weapon that escalates very quickly from nonlethal suppression tactics to lethal attacks. Phoenix Site has access to a few Zat’nik’tel weapons upon request from Earth, but General Loyer prefers to not employ them regularly due to their intimidating reputation among those abused by the Goa’uld. Targets struck by a Zat’nik’tel attack suffer 3 levels of Exhaustion (see page 123) instead of hit point damage. Note that whenever a creature reaches 3 levels of exhaustion (and every time it takes exhaustion damage after that), it must save versus falling unconscious. A corpse struck by a Zat’nik’tel is disintegrated. Electronic systems targeted by a Zat’nik’tel suffer 1d12 Electric damage.