Alien Destabilizer (Fallout Supplement)

PL 9+ Alien Power Module 1/shot Longarm (Alien Weapons Proficiency)

Damage	2d8	Magazine	100 Int
Critical	20	Size	Large
Damage Type	Energy	Weight	7 pounds
Range Increment	90 feet	Purchase DC	30 TU/300 Caps
Rate of Fire	S, A	Restriction	Very Rare, East Coast

Standard

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Description

The Alien Destabilizer is a fully automatic variant of the Disintegrator rifle that deals less damage per shot.

d20 Modern Rules

This weapon is a mastercraft weapon, thus imparting a +1 bonus to attack rolls.

Successful critical hits that reduce an enemy to 0 HP or below will reduce the enemy to a pile of blue ash, but all armor, weapons, and equipment on the body remain undamaged.

The beam also instantly ignites any flammable gas it touches, in addition to materials like paper and gun powder.

Weapon Mods/Variants

Auto-Fire Mechanism
Beam Splitter
Combat Sights
Damage Bonus, Energy Rifle
Extended Magazine, Alien
Recycler
Scope, Rifle

Craft/Repair

Repair: (Parts DC: 50; Parts Used: 15; Repair DC 30; Time: 1 day) An Alien Destabilizer can be repaired with mechanical parts with a Repair check. Alternatively, another Alien Destabilizer or Disintegrator can be used in place of parts (a Repair check is still required). This gun is affected by the Jury Rigging feat, and as such can use other alien weapons for parts if the feat is possessed.

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