Anti-armor pistol

It works with two different types of magazines:

A: Exploding rounds. The bullets are essentially high velocity, miniaturized bombs. More localized and accurate than a grenade launcher. The bullet hits the target and explodes. It typically used on armored enemies; would be overkill otherwise. Drawback being that the bullets are large, and only three can fit into one magazine.

B: Gushers. Bullets leak fast acting acid when target is hit. The acid it meant to eat away at and weaken the enemy's armor to make them more vulnerable to attack. Drawback being that, other than weakening armor, they don't really do much. If they hit a person's skin, they'll fuck you up, sure, but they won't kill you. Magazine holds six rounds.



TR-32 (meaningless name, don't try to make sense of it) assault rifle

It's essentially just a very effective gun. Shoots bullets at a very high velocity, fast enough to perpetrate some armors. If a unarmored enemy is shot with this, the bullet is liable to go in one side, come out the other, and keep going. Magazine holds 15 rounds.



Energy knife, standard military issue.

When activated, the blade vibrates at a very high frequency, allowing it to cut through materials as tough as steel. If deactivated or broken, it can still function as a regular knife.



Good ol' fashion handgun. Nothing special.

Yasha is very fond of his toys. He's got more than necessary, but can only carry about two guns at one time before they begin to drag him down.



Continuous beam gun

Shoots a continuous, focused laser beam. The beam will keep going until the trigger is released or the energy cartridge runs out. Useful for cutting through armor, blockages, people, ect. Drawbacks include: Slow action; the beam takes a while to cut through tougher materials, It only holds one cartridge at a time, and dodgablity; it's not a projectile, you can just move out of the beam's path.



Plasma rifle. It comes with several strength settings. The major drawback would be that it isn't just a pick up, point, and shoot. The settings have to be done manually and some math/educated guesses may be involved.



Grenade launcher.

Comes with your regular explosive grenades, and several fun specialty grenades. Specialties include: Electromagnetic pulse, tear gas, shrapnel launcher, and sonic ear piercer. Drawbacks being that it isn't a very accurate shot, and the rounds are bulky and heavy.



Lightning gun. For when everyone and everything in the room is a target. It basically just fries everything but the shooter. Drawbacks are obvious.



Halo players, please refrain your boners.

The energy sword. It uses high frequency energy to cut through stuff. When deactivated, it's as small as the device at the hilt. Drawbacks: The energy is disrupted by sonic weapons.



Sonic gun

Little gun makes a big sound. It lets off a powerful sonic blast that is so low frequency that all humans hear is a deep rumble. It fucks up energy fields, sonic-sensitive technology, and elephants.



K bar. Because classics never die.

Ever seen Iron Man 2? Good, now forget you ever saw Iron Man 2.

This is light, maneuverable armor that can be worn under clothing without dragging the user down. It works by producing an energy field around the wearer's body that can withstand bullets and blades. The core in the center is the power source. Drawbacks: The core is the weakness, if destroyed, the armor is useless. Sonic weapons disrupt the power field, making the wearer vulnerable.

This armor is worn by both Yasha and Isam. The armor is personally fitted to the wearer.

Da Rippa was the first choppa that Lug ever had and as such it has a special place in his heart. Over the many years he has had it, Lug has upgraded it immensely. Changing it from a basic machete to a handheld chainsaw capable of cutting through all but the best armors. The blade is about three feet long, a sword in anybody else hands but his own. The only real drawback is that it cannot be used quietly, not that Lug would want to.

Your run of the mill ork shoota. These beauties are fairly basic and easy to make. While the bullets are comparativly small to an ork, they are in fact huge by everyone elses standards. The magic behind this weapon is actually the bullets themselves. An ork special, these bullets are technically very small grenades and detonate with enough force to destroy ever organ in your body... if it doesn't just punch through your body entirely. However this weapon is highly prone to jamming in the middle of the fight and is wildly inaccurate.

There really isn't a reason behind this other than orks find it cool looking. Besides that it offers marginal protection and a large boost to intimidation.

Cutlass

Pistol
Stylized to look like a 1600s pistol, but it is actually a nano-particle pistol that fires laser rounds, which are like bullets, but red lasers that cut through everything. It doesn't run on ammo, but draws lasers through light, meaning in complete darkness, it cannot be shot.

Grenade Shotgun

Stylized to look like a 1600s specially made shotgun, but it is actually comprised of four shots, all of them shooting grenades. All of them are nano-particle fueled, meaning that it creates grenades using light, and when they explode, the area is basked in red-ish light that blinds anyone in the area of detonation. They take a few seconds to load up and are very hard to aim.

Rifle

Uses this only when he needs to fight from afar. Shoots bullets that, upon impact, will go into skin the skin or latch onto the skin by shooting spikes from the bullet itself. The spikes will be used to hold onto it's target, causing pain, and if anyone tries to remove it by hand, it will just cause even intenser pain. It will only deactivate if a button on the rifle is stops being held down.

Like this, but combined with how he looks in his CS