Plasma Rifle (Fallout Supplement)

PL 7 MFC 1/shot Longarm (Personal Firearms Proficiency)

Damage	4d8	Magazine	24 Int
Critical	19-20	Size	Medium
Damage Type	Energy	Weight	10 pounds
Range Increment	120 feet	Purchase DC	20 TU/200 Caps
Rate of Fire	S, A	Restriction	Super Rare, East Coast/West Coast

Description

Plasma rifles are high-tech weapons which find numerous applications in military and industrial fields. They fire superheated bolts of plasma powered by Microfusion Cells or Plasma Cartrages depending on the manufacturer. The bolt forms in a special chamber, which is then sent down a superconducting barrel.

d20 Modern Rules

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

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

Repair

Repair: (Parts DC: 40; Parts Used: 10; Repair DC 25; Time: 10h) An Plasma rifle can be repaired with mechanical parts with a Repair check. Alternatively, another Plasma rifle 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 energy weapons for parts if the feat is possessed.

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