Charts

Environmental Hazards

Fire Damage Heath Levels/ Turn Size of Fire One Torch; part of body burned Two Bonfire; half of body seared Three Inferno; body engulfed Soak Difficulties Heat of Fire 3 Candle first degree burns) 5 Campfire (second degree burns) 7 Bunsen burner (third degree) 8 Electrical fire 9 Chemical fire 10 Molten lava or metal

Electrocution Health Levels/ Turn Electrical Source Two Minor; wall socket Four Major; protective fence Six Severe; junction box Eight Fatal; subway rail

Explosives

Type	Blast Area	Blast Power	Burn	Notes
Toxic Gas Grenade	4	N/A	No	See Toxins chart
Concussion Grenade	3	8 dice	No	Bashing damage, not lethal
Fragmentation Grenade	3	12 dice	No
Molotov Cocktail	2	8 dice	Yes	Aggravated damage.
IED	3-5	8-15 dice	Depends	#4Might also be incendiary (aggravated damage + fire) or shrapnel (half armor protection).
Suicide Bomb	4-6	10-15 dice	Depends	Strapped to, or inside of, user; kills user upon ignition. Might also be incendiary (aggravated damage + fire) or shrapnel (half armor protection).
Gasoline	3	2	Yes	Aggravated damage.
Gas Tank (car)	5	12 dice	Yes	Aggravated damage.
Car Bomb	5	20 dice	Depends	Might also be incendiary (aggravated damage + fire) or shrapnel (half armor protection).
Truck Bomb	20	30 dice	Depends	Might also be incendiary (aggravated damage + fire) or shrapnel (half armor protection).
Blasting Powder	1	1	Yes	#6 Loose gun- or flash powder; also creates blinding flare when ignited
Dynamite	3-5	6 dice/ stick	Yes
Nitroglycerin	4	3	No	Liquid, unstable; may ignite upon impact.
Plastique	1-6	1-20	No	May be shaped for precise explosion area; stable until ignited by electronic detonator.
Napalm	10-50	Special	Yes	Jellied gasoline; aggravated damage. Storyteller rolls one die to determine how much flaming napalm hits a given character, then rolls that many dice per turn for 10 turns. Not extinguished by water, only by total lack of oxygen. Successful dodge reduces damage dice pool by one die per success.
Small Rocket	3-6	10-15 dice	No
Artillery Shell	10	20-30 dice	No
Nuke	1-30 miles	Seriously?	Yes	Aggravated damage.

Dodging the Blast

Difficulty	Size of Explosion
6	Small detonation (grenade, Molotov cocktail)
8	Large explosion (gas tanks, small bombs, IEDs)
9	Huge explosion (artillery rounds, tanker trucks, truck bomb

Toxins

Toxin Rating	Difficulty	Disease	Poison or Drug
One	6	Cold (B)	Alcohol (B), Cocaine (B), Tear Gas (cloud, B)
Two	7	Chicken Pox (B), Food Poisoning (B), MRSA (L)	Methamphetamine (B), Methanol (L)
Three	7	Influenza (B); Cancer, Early (L); Pneumonia (L)	Ptomaine (B), Tainted Water (B), Belladonna (L)
Four	8	HIV (L); Leprosy (L); Cancer, Advanced(L)	Salmonella (B), Ammonia (L), Fouled Water (B)
Five	8	Severe Flu (B/L); Cholera (B); Cancer,Extensive (L)	Bleach (L), Industrial Waste (L), Chlorine Gas (L)
Six	9	Bubonic Plague (L), Anthrax (L)	Strong Acids (L)
Seven	9/T3	Ebola (avoid as cloud, L)	Sarin (L), Cyanide (L), Acidic Sludge (L)
Notes: Clouds of toxins inflict damage per turn spent within the cloud without gas protection gear and cannot be dodged; to avoid the effects, a character needs protective gear or Life 2 magick. Many toxic chemicals work on skin contact and cannot be avoided by holding one’s breath. Clouds also drift with wind and may be dispersed or spread with Forces 2 or higher Effects.

Objects

Durability Substance is… 1 Fragile (normal glass, thin wood or ceramic) 2 Breakable (sturdy glass, plywood, crockery) 3 Breakable but tough (interior door, safety glass, drywall, thin metal) 4 Strong and rigid 5 Strong and flexible 6 Solid 7 Solid and thick 8 Solid, thick, and reinforced 9 Thick, solid, and dense 10 Exceedingly strong and dense 11+ Damn near impenetrable

Structure Object is… 1 Fragile (wine glass, light bulb) 2-3 Easily broken (window, laptop, drywall) 4-5 Sturdy and complex (car engine, camera,printer) 6-7 Sturdy and simple (table, plank, tire, thick door, brick wall) 8-9 Thick and simple (stone wall, streetlight pole, metal bulkhead) 10 Thick and reinforced (safe, bank vault, building foundation) 11+ Built to take enormous punishment (airliner, ship, military vehicle)

Sample Objects and Surfaces

Object/Surface Durability Structure Damage Notes Barriers Window 1-3 1-3 1 #1 Plexiglas 3-5 5 2 Screen Door 2 2 N/A Flimsy Door 1 5 1 Thick Door 2-4 5-7 2 Metal Door 3-5 6-8 4 Vault Door 10 10-18 8 Drywall 3 2-4 1 #2 Wooden Wall 3-5 6-8 2 #2 Brick Wall 6-8 6-8 3 #2 Stone Wall 6-9 8-9 3 #2 Steel Wall 7-10 8-15 4 #2 Chain Link Fence 2 6 1 #2 Wooden Fence 2-4 3-6 2 #2 Metal Fence 3-4 7-10 3 #2

Object/Surface Durability Structure Damage Notes Furniture Chair 3-4 4-6 1-2 Coffin 2 7 2 Computer 1-3 2-4 1-2 Couch 3 7 3 Lamp 1-2 2-3 1 Shelving Unit 3-4 6-7 2 Table/Desk 2-4 4-6 2-3 TV 2 2 2 Street Objects Mailbox 2-3 2-6 1-2 Manhole Cover 4 6 3 Metal Bars 4-8 6-7 2 Street Light 5 8-9 3 Tree 5-10 10+ 3-5 #3

Notes
Durability: Overall hardness and/ or thickness.
Structure: Useful integrity; when damage exceeds Structure, the object is broken.
Damage: The number of dice the surface or object adds to an attacker’s bashing damage pool if he uses that object or surface as an improvised weapon.

1. 1 = Damage lethal if glass gets shattered before use as a weapon; doubled for heavy-duty glass.
   
2. 2 = Damage reflects being hit with a piece of the wall or being slammed hard into it.
   
3. 3 = Extremely varied, depending on age, type, and size of tree

Holding Breath

Stamina	Holding Breath		Stamina	Holding Breath
1	30 seconds		6	15 minutes
2	One minute		7	20 minutes
3	Two minutes		8	30 minutes
4	Four minutes		9	45 minutes
5	Eight minutes		10	One hour