The basics of magnetic weaponry in the Cosmic Era

Not all magic items are for humans. Rewrite of my original and premiere submission, Horse Brass

Based off of the Rubik's Cube, the Emote Cube is a banned piece of arcanotechnology

The Sperry-Colt 7.5 cm automatic rifle, standard weapon of battlemechs for the Atlantic Federation

Chrome is the one of the most popular Superbrands in the Cosmic Era

The ultra minimalism mech, for the common consumer

A standard crowd control/riot shield

Tis but a scratch, send the guards and make sure they capture that joke of an assassin

A joint French-Canadian company, Chalopin-Barkin of Mars is one of the pre-eminent manufacturers of space mining equipment and exotic vehicles.

Also known as hover cycles, HBs, Tin cans, tin coffins, and smear-bikes, the military hover bike is a common vehicle in many arsenals and motorpools

A neural interface and mind recording device

In the Petroleum Era, it was considered more uncommon for a family to not own a personal automobile, and in some areas, aircraft were as numerous as automobiles. In the years that followed transportation demands and needs changed, as did the vehicles that did the work.

Originally designed as a Medevac transport, the Whippoorwill is now iconic of the Atlantic Federation

By the Cosmic era, almost every part of the human body is replaceable, including of all organs, the brain.

A list of 30 more wines, none of which are vinted by humans, elves, or dwarves.

While technically alive, magnagogs have little in the way of personality and are driven via telepathic command.

The orc known as King Vhid the Second, or King Vhid the Rampager, in the annals of mankind is known among the orcen nations as Fargigoth, son of Fargog, son of Dugarod. He was best known for his collection of magic items, a rarity among the greenskins

The teeth and fingerbones of holy men and more

The blisteringly fast race cars of the future

One of the strangest weapons deployed by Z'pl'rt the Mad