Well, there are the upgrades for weapons and armor in the core rulebook. There are also some, rather minor, weapon accessories in Issue 1 of The Eye Fanzine (link to the PDF download page in my sig). But, honestly, due to the easy come easy go philosophy of gear acquisition used in EP, loot for dungeon crawl style adventures should, in my opinion, be mostly of the digital variety. This doesn't mean they can't find the abandoned habitat's fully stocked armory, or a stack/bag of credit tokens, or prototype weapons or armor, just that it might be better if they find the nanofabricator blueprints for the item in question. Besides making it possible for them to build the item anytime they want (if a fabber is accessible), it also lets you give them really cool stuff that they can't use, yet. Which is always fun, players tend to get really annoyed with that sort of thing.;) State of the art (or Titan) hacking programs, specialized nanotech, corporate/government secrets (blackmail material), Titan artifacts (pre or post exsurgent infection), alien tech found during gatecrashing missions, etc. also make good finds, if they don't kill or infect you. There's an article on alien force fields (personal shields) in Issue 1 of The Eye also. As for "enchantments", well, I don't know. If you just want to give them a normal weapon with damage bonuses over the standard weapons in the books, or armor that's better than the stock models, just make them up. Larger caliber rifles, or custom armor shouldn't really be all [i]that[/i] rare. Ammo types can also improve the ability to hit enemies and cause more damage. Talking sword or rifle, put an ecto in the grip. There is an article in Issue 2 of The Eye (due out within the week) that covers heavy and crew-served weapons, if your PCs are tough enough... But, real enchantments? I dunno. If there is an asynch in the party, you might could give them a "neural amplifier" headband or crown or helmet or whatever, though that easily could become way to powerful and unbalancing. I'm not sure I would want to bring that complication into my game, plus it's not really "hard sci-fi" (come to think of it, neither are asynchs though)... but hey, whatever. [u]Psi Amp[/u] This two centimeter wide band, worn around the temples, amplifies its wearer’s Psi abilities. While worn, it grants access to Psi slights one level higher than are normally available (Level 1 asynchs can learn and use Psi-gamma sleights, Level 2 asynchs can learn and use exsurgent Psi-gamma and Psi-epsilon slights, EP p. 371), Level 2 Psi-Defense (+20 bonus to resist Psi-attacks), the Psi-Chameleon trait (-10 modifier to attempts to locate the wearer via Psi slights), grants touch range slights a range of 5 meters, quadruples their normal Psi Range (to 20 meters), decreases Strain by 5 (minimum of 0 ), and gives a +20 bonus to Psi Skills. Its benefits stack with any other bonuses. [Unavailable] There you go, a "magical" item. If you use it, I would not suggest using it quite as written, tone it down a bit, it's a game breaker ... On the other hand, I can easily think up some "cursed" items: A gun that fires exsurgent nanohives as bullets, but which the PCs just think is really cool cuz it puts 'em down fast (yeah, because the hive is rewriting their brain). Hell, the people you shoot might even get up and defend the PCs after being shot, you know, since they're helping to expand the hive by shooting more people and happen to be carrying the "hive queen(s)". Just imagine all the fun that rifle could have with the PCs ... :evil: (I really didn't mean for this post to turn into a comercial for The Eye, it just kinda turned out that way.)