# About This Book *The Chrome Market, Near-Future Weapons, Cyberware, and Street Tech for Exodus NDS. Source: https://exodusnds.com/sourcebooks/chrome-market/about* Seventeen weapons, eight armours, thirty-eight implants, twelve pieces of bioware, eleven drones, fourteen decks and programs, and thirty-one pieces of street gear, for the years between now and the stars. **Everything here is connected, and everything connected can be reached.** A smart rifle aims itself and can be switched off from across the street. An implant makes a body faster and gives it a serial number. This book is the gear of the next eighty years, and for each piece it says what it does for its owner and what it gives away. *This book stands alone.* It sits between **The Modern Armory**, which ends today, and **The Stellar Armory**, which begins among the stars. It requires only the Exodus NDS core rules. **Two tiers.** Every entry is marked **Near** (about 2030 to 2060) or **Chrome** (about 2060 to 2100). A grounded techno-thriller uses the first. A neon city uses both. ## Credits
##### Content Credits **Writers:** Paul Davis **Editor:** Paul Davis ##### Production Credits **Layout:** [Homebrewery](https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/)
## Legal Notices & Licensing **The Chrome Market** First Edition © 2026 Kaosweaver, Inc. ### Copyright Notice All rights reserved. Only the *Exodus NDS Core Rules* are published under the ORC License. Licensing terms: see Licensing, and [exodusnds.com/license](https://exodusnds.com/license). ### A Game Book Entries in this book are generic types in an imagined future. Nothing in it describes a real product, and nothing in it is instruction in breaking into any real system, building any weapon, or performing any medical procedure. ### Other People's Characters Chapter 8 lets one character reach into another's implants. No rule in this book gives anyone control of another player's character. The chapter says what a hack can do, and taking over a body is not on the list.