1) Arm Sweep: 1/2 Phase, +2 OCV, +2 DCV, Block, Abort

2) Punch / Elbow: 1/2 Phase, +0 OCV, +2 DCV, 5 1/2d6 Strike

3) Knife Hand: 1/2 Phase, -2 OCV, +0 DCV, HKA 1d6 +1

4) Takedown: 1/2 Phase, +1 OCV, +1 DCV, 3 1/2d6 Strike; Target Falls

Notes: This is a biotech lightning gun similar to those used by the Mi-go (the Fungi from Yuggoth). It looks like a warty, doornob-sized lump of black matal covered in tiny wires. It seems to pulse on its own almost as if it is breathing. It discharges an suprisingly accurate burst of electrical energy at its target.

Notes: This is a dagger-like weapon that resembles a large tooth or fang of some unknown animal. It is amazingly sharp but is not balanced for throwing. The only captured examples have quickly dried out and then become very brittle. It is unknown how Cabal agents maintain these weapons.

Notes: This appears to be a slivery-black pouch of a silky material. It looks similar to a cocoon spun from thick and shining, filaments.

Notes: The smoke spore resembles a common small gord. Unlike a gord it is very soft and supple. Grey in color the spore explodes on impact and releases a dense cloud of dust. It seems to be organic but the material is unfathomable.

Notes: This appears very similar to the smoke spore but it is a dark green in color. Upon impact it releases a short-lived cloud of very fine spores that will infiltrate the lungs and even work their way into the skin of any, unshielded, living creature. Once in the body the spores release an unknown narcotic that induces sleep. Sleep so induced is never accompanied by plesant dreams.

Notes: The tentacle pod looks somewhat like a ball of thick pale grey cords. The ball is wet with a milky mucus. Upon inpact the ball suddenly unravels and throws translucent sticky cords in all directions. These tendrils adhear to and entwine themselves against anything they touch. The tendrils are cool and slimey but don't seem to be very sticky after impact. They only adhear to the first thing they touch. The tendrils emit a fishy odor.

Notes: These look somewhat like a wet, blackish-green, sea urchin with shorter but denser spines. Upon impact the pod spews the razor-sharp spines over a large area.

Notes: These look like a wet starfish. They are an unhealthy, blue-tinged, caucasian, flesh color. When thrown thrown at a target they spin like a frisbee and actively seek to land upon the top of the victim's head. If they manage to hit the target the arms grip the head, but they can be pulled off by the victim if he resists the mind control. An ally may also pull the creature/thing from the victim. When affixed to victim's head they emit soft sucking and gurgling sounds. They work by sapping the victim's will to resist the commands given them by the thrower of the star. Fortunately these things are short-lived when removed from the spore pouch.

Notes: These dark red spherical membranes seem to be on the virge of bursting at all times. However they always hold together, no matter how roughly handled, until thrown. Upon impact a massive burst of wind radiates from the impact point in all directions. There is never any trace left of the membrane. It is theorized that the pod opens a dimensional portal for a split second. The space on the other side of the rift is apparently an area of great pressure. Sulphurous and acidic odors often linger after the use of one of these things.

Notes: This is a broad belt that is made of interlocking mesh of a dirty white metal. It looks almost as if it is a series of intertwined knuckle bones. It has a matte finish so it is not wet looking, nor does it seem alive like a lot of the Cabal equipment. It looks like it has been made of dead material. The central buckle is a translucent white half-sphere from which a swirl of dim red light can be scene when in use.

Notes: Since the helm grants a mind link to the Lesser Morbane in charge of the unit, doning a captured helm is unwise. The look like a warped, elongated human skull with fangs (perhaps its something other than human). The eyesockets glow with a pale green light.

Notes: This armor appears as a robe made from thick, wet, rubbery hide. Its mass is very light for its apparent bulk and it allows an amazing freedom of movement. The armor almost seems to move with the wearer as if it were alive. Upkeep of the armor requires the owner to place several drops of his own blood on the hide each day. The armor will react badly if someone other than the owner attempts to wear it. The armor will rapidly rot and melt away leaving a terrible stench and mess.

Notes: About the assault weapons shown below. A typical 5-man Black Cabal assault team will have 2 Heavy Lightning Guns, 2 Scarab Casters and 1 Staff of the Old Ones.

Notes: A rather heavy weapon (thus the STR Min) that produces little recoil. It is a shiney, black, hollow tube 792.3 mm long. Several minor buldges are along the length and it is covered with many tiny silver wires. Several shallow depressions act as trigger and control settings. A seperate power source is required for this weapon.

Notes: The electro-magnetic pulse also disturbs radio reception.

Notes: The sight is actually built into the gun, but requires the shooter to look through the tube, which is difficult without steadying or bracing the weapon. The sight is intangable, a product of visible light projections within the weapon's tube. This is not a seperate item so it can't be removed from the gun.

Notes: A pod that is worn on the back and attached to the Heavy Lightning Gun via a cord of flexible, dark green metal. The cord is the real focus since it can be grabbed and yanked from both units. The Pod is a smooth, flattened oval of the same material.

Notes: The Scarab Caster looks like a bundle of tubes. The tubes are black and rough looking and seem to be partially merged with one another. From the central, largest, tube scarabs are cast. From the numerous smaller tubes a mass of tentacles can be projected for different effects.

Notes: Attacks launched from the weapons almost seem to seek out their target, giving the weilder an unnatural accuracy. Since no other power of the caster is greater than 79 Active Points, this slot can always be used.

Notes: These are some sort of beetle-looking organism whose life-span is about 12 seconds once fired. Upon hitting the target they burrow within and seek the victim's heart. Once they have burrowed past the target's Defences they will move one location closer to the vitals with each PHA they do damage. Since this is a special effect they do not gain, or suffer, from the multipliers of the hit location table, they always do an unmodified amount of BODY and the rolled amount of STUN. However, they can still disable and impair hit locations. For more realism you might want to reroll the STUN modifier each PHA. Another effect of this is that if you can shed a piece of armor it is burrowing through before they penetrate you can cancel the rest of the attack.

Notes: This is a swarm of tiny scarabs that draw the blood out of a target. The blood engorged scarabs then produce a cloud that impairs vision and is thick enough to block sonar waves.

Notes: Ropey black, slime-covered tentacles entwine the victim. Their mucus has a narcotic effect, which weakens and exhausts the victim.

Notes: A bundle of tentacles violently lash any target they are directed at.

Notes: A writhing mass of black tentacles lash out in a wide line.

Notes: No two of these staffs look alike. They are all similar in that they are staffs. Most feature some fearsome (or disgusting) motif. Skulls, bones, human skin covering, etc. have all been recorded by PRIMUS.

Notes: The four elements of Air, Earth, Fire and Water, combine in this attack. Almost nothing can escape completely unscathed from this multi-facetted attack.

Notes: A victim who is hit by this attack sickens. Their features become pale and gaunt. Their energy is drained.

Notes: Black viscous tar engulfs the target. Unless the victim has self-contained breathing, or doesn't need to breath, they will sufficoate.

Notes: This is a truely dreadful attack. If it hits a victim they will freeze due to the Mental Paralysis, they are literally paralyzed with fear. To onlookers it will appear that the victim is KIA, reduced to a desicated corpse, still standing where he was hit. In the mean time the constant paraylizing fear begins to sap the PRE of the victim. The longer he is entangled the worse off he'll be. Eventually he'll reach -30 PRE or below and enter a catatonic state which will remain even after he is free. With recovery occuring weekly he'll likely be committed to an institution. GMs using this attack are advised that its probably a good idea to have the mental paralysis abate before the victim's allies get around to trying an autopsy.

Notes: This is a built in part of the Staff of the Old Ones.