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  #37
  Introduction
  Perhaps no other group makes as perfect a villain 
  for pulp RPG campaigns as the Nazis.  They are the 
  embodiment of evil, and suited for any tale, whether 
  it is a straightforward tale of espionage, or a far-
  fetched story of occult powers and super-science.
  Ironically, for much of the run of the pulps 
  themselves, the Nazis werenʼt featured as villains that 
  often, until late in the thirties when conﬂict with them 
  began to seem inevitable.  The earlier pulps avoided 
  real-world politics, in favor of featuring obviously 
  fascist villains from ﬁcticious nations.
  This issue of the Modern Dispatch provides Modern 
  D20 statistics for some of the weapons and vehicles 
  of the Third Reich, for Gamemasters to use in pulp-
  era campaigns.  These items were in use during the 
  1930s, the common decade for pulp-era gaming, and 
  GMs should note that some of the more famous Nazi 
  weapons and vehicles were not developed until World 
  War II had begun, which is outside the scope of this 
  product.
  Weapons of the Third Reich
  By Gareth-Michael Skarka 
  About the Author
  Gareth-Michael Skarka has been working in the 
  adventure games industry since 1988.  He is the 
  designer of several role-playing games, including 
  Hong Kong Action Theatre!, UnderWorld and 
  Skull & Bones.  His design imprint, Adamant 
  Entertainment, produces the pulp d20 line 
  Thrilling Tales, and more.
   
   
  About
  Thrilling Tales is Adamant Entertainment’s 
  line of pulp-genre gaming products for using 
  with Modern D20.  The line currently features 
  Advanced Classes representing the major 
  pulp hero archetypes, a Gamemaster’s Guide 
  (including a random pulp adventure generator), 
  and adventures.
  This issue of the Modern Dispatch is a preview 
  exerpt from Pulp Villains: Nazis, the latest 
  supplement for Thrilling Tales.
  ¢
  10
  
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  Nazi Weapons
  The following table provides statistics for 
  weapons used by the Nazis during the 1930s, for 
  Gamemasters to use in pulp-genre adventures
  Handguns 
  (Require the Personal Firearms Proﬁciency Feat)
   
   
   
   
   
      
   
  Range  
  Rate of   
    
                  
  Purchase
  Weapon            
  Damage     Critical     
  Damage Type 
  Increment 
    Fire 
  Magazine  
  Size 
  Weight     DC       
   Restriction
   
  Luger P-08            2d6             20 
                  Ballistic 
      30 ft.     
      S 
   8/32 box 
  Small 
   2 lb. 
       15 
   
  Lic (+1)
  Mauser C96           2d8             20                 Ballistic 
      30 ft.      
      S 
   10 box  
  Small 
   2 lb. 
       17 
                 Lic (+1)
  Walther PPK          2d4            20 
                  Ballistic                  30 ft.          
      S           7 box                 Small       1 lb.           15                    Lic (+1)
  Walther P-38         2d6             20 
                  Ballistic 
      40 ft.     
      S 
     8 box  
  Small 
   1 lb. 
        16 
   
   Lic (+1)
  Luger P-08
  One of the worldʼs most recognizable handguns, 
  the Luger was the standard ofﬁcerʼs sidearm for 
  the Third Reich.  The 9mm Luger is available with 
  either a standard 8-round clip, or a unique 32-round 
  “snail” drum magazine.
  Mauser C96
  Also known as the “broomhandle”, due to itʼs 
  distinctive grip, the Mauser is unusual in that its 
  magazine of 7.62mm bullets is in front of the trigger 
  guard, and not housed in the grip, as is standard 
  with most autoloaders.  The Mauser can also be 
  ﬁtted with a stock, allowing it to be ﬁred while 
  braced against the shoulder (+1 to hit).   Gamers 
  probably know this weapon best as the basis for 
  Han Soloʼs blaster prop.
  Walther PPK
  The trademark weapon of certain superspies, the 
  .32 PPK is a small, simple and reliable autoloader 
  with a design that dates back to 1930.  It was often 
  carried by high-ranking German ofﬁcers who did 
  not wish to carry the heavier Luger.  The PPK was 
  also the favored weapon of the Gestapo.
  Walther P-38
  This 9mm pistol was designed as a modernized, 
  more easily manufactured replacement for the 
  Luger in 1938.   Nazi agents and mad scientists on 
  the “cutting edge” of technology will be armed with 
  the P-38.
  
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  Mauser M32
  The ﬁrst widely-used true machine pistol, the 
  7.62mm M32 is an automatic ﬁre version of the C96.  
  The weapon is nearly impossible to ﬁre without the 
  stock in place -- without the stock, the ﬁrer suffers a 
  -8 penalty to hit.
  MP (Maschinenpistole)-38/40
  The most famous German submachinegun, the 
  9mm MP-38/40 was commonly referred to as the 
  “Schmeisser,” although Hugo Schmeisser was not on 
  the weaponʼs design team.  Originally available in 
  late 1937 (the MP-38), and 1939 (the MP-40), the 
  models are essentially identical.
  MP (Maschinenpistole)E (Erma)
  The predecessor to the MP-38, the Erma was 
  introduced in the 1920s. The 9mm MPE has a 
  barrel jacket with long slots, a 32 shot detachable 
  box magazine entering from the left, and a unique 
  wooden pistol grip in the stock. The weapon was 
  used by the SS.
  Longarms 
  (Require the Personal Firearms Proﬁciency Feat)
   
   
   
   
   
     
   Range  
  Rate of   
    
                 
           Purchase
  Weapon           Damage     Critical    Damage Type 
  Increment 
    Fire 
  Magazine  
  Size 
  Weight  
  DC        Restriction
  Mauser M32          2d8             20      Ballistic 
      40 ft.     
   S,A 
   20 box  
  Small 
   2 lb. 
   
  18 
  Lic (+1)
  MP-38/40 
    2d6             20      Ballistic 
      50 ft.     
   S,A 
   32 box  
  Med 
   5 lb. 
   
  19 
  Mil (+3) 
  MPE (Erma)          2d6             20         Ballistic               40 ft.         
   S, A        32 box  
  Med 
   7 lb           
  17           Mil (+3)
  Gewehr 98K         2d10            20      Ballistic               90 ft.          
     S            5 box         
  Large 
   8 lb.           
  17           Res (+2)
  Gewehr 98K
  The bolt-action Gewehr 98K was the standard service 
  riﬂe of the German army from 1898 to 1945, and 
  was reputed to be one of the ﬁnest military riﬂes 
  ever produced. The 7.92mm weapon (use 7.62 Riﬂe 
  ammo in the main rulebook for pricing) was reliable, 
  durable, and accurate. Fitted with a scope, it could be 
  pressed into service as a sniper riﬂe.
  MG (Maschinengewehr) -13
  The MG13 was a light machinegun constructed by 
  rebuilding the old Dreyse gun left over after WW1. 
  Used 7.92 shells (use 7.62 Riﬂe for ammo prices).
  MG (Maschinengewehr) -26
  A Czech weapon, where it was known as the ZB26, 
  Heavy Weapons and Explosives
  (Require the Exotic Firearms Proﬁciency Feat)
   
   
   
   
   
      
  Range  
  Rate of   
    
                  
            Purchase
  Weapon           Damage     Critical    Damage Type 
  Increment 
    Fire 
  Magazine  
  Size 
  Weight       
  DC        Restriction
  MG-13            
  2d8             20 
        Ballistic 
      110 ft.      
      A 
   25 box  
  Huge 
   24 lb. 
   
  21 
  Mil (+3)
  MG-26                 2d8             20 
        Ballistic 
      100 ft. 
      A 
   30 box  
  Huge 
   21 lb. 
   
  21 
  Mil (+3) 
  MG-34                 2d10           20            Ballistic             110 ft.         
      A         Linked  
  Huge 
   26 lb         
  22           Mil (+3)
  MG-37T              2d10            20           Ballistic  
      100 ft. 
      A 
   Linked  
  Huge 
   40 lb. 
   
  22           Mil (+3)
  Panzerfaust         10d6 *           _ 
            __       
      150 ft.       
       1             _ 
   
  Large        8 lb.          
  17           Mil (+3)
  Stielhandgranate  4d6*             _ 
        Slashing 
       10ft.       
       1             _   
   
  Small 
     2 lb. 
   
  15 
   Mil (+3) 
   
  *this weapon does special damage. see description.
  the 7.92 MG26 was used by the Nazis as a light 
  infantry support weapon. 
  MG (Maschinengewehr) -34
  The 7.92 MG34, introduced in 1934, was the 
  mainstay of the Wehrmacht until 1942, when it was 
  replaced by the superior MG42.
  MG (Maschinengewehr) -37T
  Another Czech weapon in 7.92mm, the MG37T 
  was used by the German army as a tank-mounted 
  machinegun.
  
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  Panzerfaust
  A hand-held, single-shot, shape-charged anti-tank 
  weapon, easily manufactured and designed to 
  be cheap, one-use weapons to be used with little 
  training.
  When the Panzerfaust hits its target, it explodes 
  like a grenade or other explosive, dealing itʼs 10d6 
  points of damage within a 10-foot radius (Reﬂex 
  save DC18 for half damage).  Because its explosive 
  is a shape-charge designed to penetrate the armor 
  of tanks, the Panzerfaust ignores up to 10 points of 
  hardness if it strikes a vehicle, building or object.  
  This applies only to the object struck, not other 
  objects within the burst radius.
  Stielhandgranate
  The well-known “potato-masher” hand grenade.
  When the Steilhandgranate explodes it delivers 
  its 4d6 points of damage within a 20-foot radius 
  (Reﬂex save DC15 for half damage).
  Gamemasters who are fully embracing the pulp 
  feel and giving their Nazi villains access to 
  occult powers or the high-tech inventions of mad 
  scientists should feel free to make use of weapons 
  and equipment from any other supplement for 
  Modern D20 play.  Players can face minions of the 
  Third Reich armed with rocket packs, ray guns, 
  spellbooks and more.
  Nazi Vehicles
  The chart at right features statistics for common 
  vehicles available to the Nazis during the 1930s.  
  Again, remember that many of the more famous 
  vehicles were only developed after the start of the 
  war, and therefore lay outside the scope of this 
  supplement.
  GROUND VEHICLES
   
   
   
   
   
              Top 
    
                
               Purchase
  Name                   Crew       Pass      Cargo 
  Init     Maneuver     Speed    Defemse      Hardness    HP       Size    DC    Restriction
  Motorcycles       
  BMW R12               1              0            0lb.     +0           +2            165(16)      10                5            18         M        23         Lic (+1)
    (w/sidecar)            1              1            0lb      -1            +1            140(14)      10                5            22         L         25         Lic (+1)
  SdKfz 2                   1              1          500 lbs. -2           -2             105 (10)     10                10          25         L         30         Mil (+3)
  Cars
  Mercedes 500K  Staff Car 
               
                                   1              4            475lb.   -2          -1            220(22)        8                 5            34        H          37        Lic (+1)
  Mercedes 328WK Wehrmacht Kübelwagen
   
                 1              4            675lb.   -2          -2            175 (17)       8                 10          34        H          33         Mil (+3)
  Truck 
  SdKfz 7 Zugkraftwagen (Half-Track) 
               
                                   1              10          16,000lb. -4         -4            165(16)       6                10           40        H          35       Mil (+3)
   
   note:  This vehicle is armed with either a single 37mm cannon, or a quad-mount 20mm cannon.
  SdKfz 231 Schwere Panzerspähwagen 
               
                                   1              3            9,000lb.   -2         -2            175(17)       8                10           38        H          34       Mil (+3)
   
    note:  This vehicle is armed with a single 20mm cannon and a MG13
  Military Vehicles
  Panzerkampfwagen III (tracked tank)      
                                   5              0             450lb.       -4         -4            50 (5)        6                15            52        G          45       Mil (+3)
                        note:  This vehicle is armed with a single 37mm cannon and a MG34
  SturmGeschütz III  (tracked tank)      
                                   4              0             300lb.       -4         -4            70 (7)        6                20            60        G          47       Mil (+3)
                        note:  This vehicle is armed with a single 75mm cannon and a MG37T
    
  Vehicle Weapons
  (Require the Exotic Firearms Proﬁciency (cannons) Feat)
   
   
   
   
   
     Range Rate of  
   
    
                Purchase
  Weapon 
            Damage     Critical    Damage Type 
  Increment   Fire 
  Magazine  Size 
  Weight 
  DC       Restriction
  20mm cannon        3d12             20             Ballistic 
      150 ft.      A 
   Linked 
  Huge 
    * 
  * 
  *
  37mm cannon        5d12             20             Ballistic 
      150 ft.      S 
       1 
  Huge 
    * 
  * 
  *
  75mm cannon        10d12         20                Ballistic 
      150 ft.      S 
       1 
  Huge 
    * 
  * 
  *
  * Weight, purchase DC and restriction rating do not apply.  These weapons are part of the vehicles on which they are mounted.
  
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  BMW R12
  A sturdy well-built motorcycle, available with or 
  without a sidecar, used by the Third Reich as a 
  vehicle for scouts or couriers.  Famously appeared in 
  the “jousting” scene in The Last Crusade.
  SdKfz 2
  A treaded motorcycle half-track, the Sd. Kfz. 2 
  Kettenkraftrad was originally conceived as a light 
  support towing vehicle for mountain troops, but 
  found favor with all Wehrmacht troops, especially 
  those in the Eastern Front where itʼs excellent cross-
  country ability allowed it to manuever in the mud-
  bogged roads and the mountainous Caucasus region. 
  Mercedes-Benz 500K Staff Car
  The ubiquitous long black convertable with Reich 
  ﬂags mounted on the forward wheel wells, used to 
  ferry Nazi ofﬁcers in style.
  Mercedes-Benz 328WK Wehrmacht Kübelwagen
  A lightly-armored all-purpose multi-terrain car for 
  military use.  Filled a similar role to the American 
  Jeep.
  SdKfz 7 Zugkraftwagen
  A treaded half-track truck, used primarily as a 
  weapons platform for anti-aircraft and infantry 
  support duties. The most common varieties of the 
  Zugkraftwagen were armed with either a single 
  37mm cannon, or quad-mounted 20mm cannnons.
  SdKfz 231 Schwere Panzerspähwagen
  A six-wheeled truck, with a rear 4-wheel drive, 
  used for hauling and infantry support.  The Schwere 
  Panzerspähwagen was armed with a single 20mm 
  cannon and an MG-13 on a swivel mount.
  Panzerkampfwagen III
  One of the Reichʼs famed Panzer 
  tanks, the Panzerkampfwagen III was 
  relatively lightly armed and armored, 
  with 15mm armor and a 37mm cannon.
  SturmGeschütz . III 
  The SturmGeschütz ( Assault Gun) 
  was designed using the main hull of 
  the Panzer III  Originaly designed as 
  support artillery weapon it was later up 
  gunned with a massive 75mm cannon  
  and used as a tank-killer, where it was a 
  great success. 
  
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  OTHER VEHICLES
   
   
   
   
   
              Top 
    
                
               Purchase
  Name                   Crew       Pass      Cargo 
  Init     Maneuver     Speed    Defemse      Hardness    HP       Size    DC    Restriction
  Aircraft       
  Junkers JU-87D-1 Stuka (divebomber)
   
                2              0            0lb.     -2            +1           400 (40)      6                  5           30         G         40         Mil (+3)
                                 note:  vehicle is armed with 2 machineguns in the wings (use MG-34) 
                                 and one 250kg bomb  (use stats for 100 blocks of C4, Modern page 124)
   Messerschmitt Bf109 (ﬁghter) 
               
   
                1              0               0lb.    -1           +1          500 (50)      6                  5           28         G         40         Mil (+3)
                                 note:  vehicle is armed with 2 machineguns in the wings (use MG-34)             
  Junkers JU-52 (transport plane)
   
                2              17        5,000lb.  -4           -4           220 (22)      6                  5           44         G         45         Mil (+3)
                                 note:  vehicle is armed with 4 MG-34s in passenger-operated emplacements (1 fore, 1 aft, 1 port, 1 starboard) 
  Zeppelin (Airship)             
   
                60          100        30,000lb.   -4         -4          275 (27)      6                  5           54         G         50         Mil (+3)
                                 note:  weapons packages vary.   If hit with an incendiary attack and a critical hit results, the hydrogen in the gas 
                                 bags ignite, destroying the airship and doing 6d6 burn damage to all within.       
  Naval craft      
  Type VII A U-boat
       (surface)             42             8            5,000lb    -4           -4         80(8)         6                  5           50         G         50         Mil (+3)
       (submerged)                                                      -2           -2         40(4)          8                                                  
                                 note:  vehicle is armed with a 75mm deck gun, 11 torpedoes in 4 forward tubes (use stats for 10 blocks of C4, 
                                Modern page 124 , with a range increment for ﬁring of 150)                   
  Junkers JU-87D Stuka
  Stuka is the abbreviation of the German word 
  Sturzkampfﬂugzeug, which designated all dive 
  bombers. The main ﬁghter/bomber used by the 
  Luftwaffe, the Stuka would play a major role in 
  the Blitzkrieg that swept across Poland, northern 
  Europe and France.
  In the later years of the war, the Ju 87 had a 
  successful second life as an anti-tank weapon, 
  striking armor columns from above.
  Messerschmitt Bf109
  One of the best air superiority ﬁghters ever built, 
  the Messerschmitt was the predator of the skies.  
  The Bf109 was the Luftwaffeʼs standard single-seat 
  ﬁghter from 1935-1943  and was able to outﬁght or 
  outrun virtually all opposition.  The ﬁghter was used 
  primarily for intercept and bomber escort duties.
  Junkers JU-52
  Nicknamed “Tante Ju” (Auntie Ju) by German troops, 
  the Junkers Ju-52 was the most famous transport of 
  the Third Reich. The Ju-52 served as an airliner for 
  many nations, including the German Lufthansa and 
  eventually entered service as a troop transport for 
  the Reich. The Ju-52 was slow and very lightly 
  armed against ﬁghters, but was used from 
  the 30s right through to the end of the 
  war.
  Type VIIA U-boat
  Another iconic Nazi vehicle, the U-boats travelled 
  the Atlantic in predatory “wolfpacks”, harrassed 
  shipping, delivered Nazi spies onto unsuspecting 
  enemy beaches, and carried secret archeological 
  discoveries to hidden island fortresses!  There were 
  many types of U-boat -- the statistics provided 
  here correspond to the Type VIIA, provided as an 
  example.
  Zeppelin
  Nothing says “pulp Nazis” like an airship.  These 
  massive air vehicles have become iconic images.  
  During the 1930s, the German company Zeppelin 
  Luftschifftechnik constructed and operated several 
  airships as a commercial airline, travelling across 
  Europe, and eventually across the world.  Vessels like 
  the Graf Zeppelin and the Hindenberg, despite being 
  civilian vessels, were emblazoned with the swastika 
  by Hitlerʼs order, so that the graceful giants could 
  be seen as symbols of German might.   Even though 
  their use during this period of history was mostly 
  civilian, GMs should feel free to throw players up 
  against military airships as well...theyʼre just too cool 
  not to use!
  
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