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| + | |Acc=Physical|DV=8S(e)|AP=-5|Avail=6R|Cost=550}} | ||
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==Knucks== | ==Knucks== | ||
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| Type | Weapon | Acc | Reach | DV | AP | Modes | RC | Ammo | Avail | Cost | Source |
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| Other | Knucks | Physical | - | (STR+1)P | - | - | 2R | 100¥ | Core | ||
| Other | Shock Gloves | Physical | - | 8S(e) | -5 | - | 6R | 550¥ | Core |
Knucks
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| Acc | Reach | DV | AP | Avail | Cost | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical | – | (STR+1)P | – | 2R | 100¥ | Core |
- Skill
- Unarmed Combat Skill
These may be traditional fist-load weapons like brass knuckles, or modern Hardliner Gloves with a thin layer of densiplast located the knuckles and the edge of the hand. Either way they substantially boost the impact of a punch, making it potentially deadly.
Shock Gloves
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| Acc | Reach | DV | AP | Avail | Cost | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical | – | 8S(e) | -5 | 6R | 550¥ | Core |
- Skill
- Unarmed Combat Skill
- Wireless
- The shock gloves recharge by induction, regaining one charge per full hour of wireless-enabled time.
These electrically insulated gloves have a wire mesh that discharges electric current with a punch or a simple touch. The gloves deal electricity damage (p. 170) and are good for ten charges before they need to be plugged in and recharged (at a rate of one charge per ten seconds).
