Deathclaw Gauntlet (Fallout Supplement)

PL 4 USA. The deathclaw gauntlet is the hand of a deathclaw strapped to its wielder's arm to create a weapon of massive melee killing capacity. Melee(Unarmed). (Exotic Weapon Proficiency.)

Damage	1d8	Magazine	—
Critical	19-20/x2	Size	Small
Damage Type	Slashing	Weight	7 lb.
Range Increment		Purchase DC	10(TU)/100(Caps)
Rate of Fire		Restriction

d20 Modern Rules

The Deathclaw Gauntlet can be crafted at a workbench with with a Deathclaw Hand(Found on most Deathclaws), a Medical Brace(1 TU/10 Caps) for extra structure, a Leather Belt(.5 TU/5 Caps) to render the hand rigid and serve as a handle, some Wonderglue(1 TU/10 Caps) to hold it all together, and a successful Craft(Mechanical) check(DC=15).

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