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Electrostunner

An electrostunner looks like a large pistol. It is a short-ranged weapon. It fires an arc of electrons that looks like a lightning flash. It is commonly called a zapgun because of the noise it makes when fired. An electrostunner has two settings, stun and blast. A blast causes 4d10 points of damage. A stun can knock a creature unconscious for d100 turns. Anyone, hit by a stun beam can resist the stun by rolling a number less than or equal to its current Stamina. A zapgun uses two SEU per shot. It holds a 20 [[SEU]] [[Power Clip]], but can also be connected to a [[Power Beltpack]] or [[Power Backpack]]. with a 1.5 meter powercord. A [[Gauss Screen]] will block the electrostunner's beam. An [[Anti-shock Implant]] will nullify the stun but not the blast setting.

Cost: 500 Cr, Wgt.: 1 kg, Damage: 4d10/stun, Ammo: SEU, SEU: 2/shot, Rate: 1, Defense: Guass/ A-S, Range: 5/15/-/-/-

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Jedion357 at 01:47, 26 March 2010

Jedion357: Created page with 'Electrostunner An electrostunner looks like a large pistol. It is a short-ranged weapon. It fires an arc of electrons that looks like a lightning flash. It is commonly called a …'