Smokepowder is a magical mixture of two inert substances which, when
combined, form an explosive mix. It is mostly used in firearms and explosives, though only dry smokepowder will explode or fire a bullet. It can be safely transported before the two inert substances are combined.

One ounce of smokepowder consumes itself in one round and illuminates like a sunrod. Smokepowder is sold in powder flasks or horns (16-ounce capacity, 1-pound total weight, 25 gp), in small kegs (4-pound [64 ounce] capacity, 5-pounds total weight, 100 gp) or in large kegs (20-pound [320 ounce] capacity, 25-pounds total weight, 500 gp).

Smokepowder is much more rare on planets than it is in space. The cost of smokepowder to groundlings will often be 2 or more times that ofthe cost to spacefarers.

Explosives	Cost	Damage	Blast Radius	Range Increment	Weight	Type
Smokepowder Charge	16 sp	1d2	0 ft.	—	1 oz.	Fire
Smokepowder (1 lb., flask or horn)	25 gp	3d6	5 ft.	—	1 lb.	Fire
Smokepowder (4 lbs., small keg)	100 gp	8d6	10 ft.	—	5 lbs.	Fire
Smokepowder (20 lbs., large keg)	500 gp	15d6	15 ft.	—	25 lbs.	Fire
-  Smokepowder burns slowly, so the maximum amount of damage is limited to 15d6 for any amount over 20 pounds.

Smokepowder Explosives: Smokepowder explosives have a fuse that must be lit before they are used. Lighting a bomb is a move action. The explosive deals damage based on the amount of smokepowder it contains. Anyone caught within the blast radius can make a DC 15 Reflex save to take half damage. Smokepowder explosives require no proficiency to use.