Often these will give minor bonuses to the user for which it is customized, while incurring minor penalties if anyone else tries to use it (due to unfamiliarity with the changes from the stock model.) Gun Accessories are obvious, but many more subtle changes can be made, such as custom ergonomics on grips and stocks, weight reductions, structural reinforcements, alterations to the trigger, action, or magazine fittings, etc. Weapons which are standard issue or regimental favored can be modified and customized for their users. Ace Custom: Downplayed with regard to weapons.See also Dark Heresy, Rogue Trader, Deathwatch and Black Crusade for its sister Warhammer 40,000 RPG gamelines. Now (as of 2017) out of print, with Fantasy Flight Games and Games Workshop ending their partnership (and thus FFG losing the Warhammer licensing).
Only War is also unique in that it is the only Warhammer 40,000 RPG that focuses primarily on the part that made the franchise popular in the first place - the warfare. Needless to say, this RPG offers - perhaps more than any other RPG in the line - the ability to become truly Badass Normal because your characters aren't rich and/or influential like in Rogue Trader, superhuman Space Marines like in Deathwatch, 'blessed' by Chaos like in Black Crusade, or have the backing of the Inquisition like in Dark Heresy. The Imperial Guard are the common soldiers of the Imperium, the brunt of the Imperial forces, and the first to be sent to die in any conflict. Players get put into the shoes of your average Imperial soldier, thrown into the endless meat-grinder of war and slaughter that defines the 41st millennium, with only your lasguns, flak-armor and faith in the Emperor to protect you and your squad.
Only War is the fifth gameline to use the Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay system, this time focusing on the common soldiers of the Imperial Guard. Staff Sergeant Vermak, 12th Cadian Shock Regiment
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