Weapon Abilities (Action) - Revision history

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2023-08-19T23:43:33Z

Parry

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	The weapon can be used to parry other melee attacks.		The weapon can be used to parry other melee attacks.
	Use it after an enemy hits you, giving a +3 [[Dodge (Action)\|Dodge]] bonus ~~for the shot~~, but only against melee attacks.		Use it after an enemy hits you, giving a +3 [[Dodge (Action)\|Dodge]] bonus until you take your next action, but only against melee attacks.

	===Penetrating===		===Penetrating===

2023-05-17T08:28:42Z

Scatter

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	The weapon fires in a tight cone, like a shotgun or particle weapon. It does not lose accuracy over range, instead losing damage at the same rate. Apply any range penalties to damage instead of to the attack roll.		The weapon fires in a tight cone that widens lightly at range, like a shotgun or particle weapon. It does not lose accuracy over range, instead losing damage at the same rate. Apply any range penalties to damage instead of to the attack roll.
	A typical example is the shotgun, but most [[#Saturation\|Saturation]] weapons have this ability too.		A typical example is the shotgun, but most [[#Saturation\|Saturation]] weapons have this ability too.

2023-05-17T08:26:31Z

Rash

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	The weapon prevents you from taking a [[Actions_(Action)#Trigger_Action\|Trigger Action]] until your next shot comes up.		The weapon prevents you from taking a [[Actions_(Action)#Trigger_Action\|Trigger Action]] until your next shot comes up.
	Example moves include the fleche, impale, or roundhouse blow. For a ranged weapon, this is an extended burst and the subsequent reload.		Example moves include the fleche, impale, or roundhouse blow. For a ranged weapon, this is an extended burst and the subsequent reload.
			When you make an attack you can chose to ignore this limitation, but doing so lowers damage by 2.

	===Reload===		===Reload===

2023-05-17T08:22:59Z

Dual Damage

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	=== Dual Damage ===		=== Dual Damage ===
	The does two types of damage.		The does two or more types of damage.
	Against a target that has different soak values against the two types of damage, use the lesser soak value but decrease the damage by 2.		Against a target that has different soak values against the two types of damage, use the lesser soak value but decrease the damage by 2.
	Additional kinds of damage uses the lowest soak value among the types.		Additional kinds of damage uses the lowest soak value among the types.

2023-03-27T15:39:19Z

Dual Damage

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	The does two types of damage.		The does two types of damage.
	Against a target that has different soak values against the two types of damage, use the lesser soak value but decrease the damage by 2.		Against a target that has different soak values against the two types of damage, use the lesser soak value but decrease the damage by 2.
	Additional kinds of damage uses the lowest soak value among the types. See also [[Touch_(Action_Powers)\|Touch]]		Additional kinds of damage uses the lowest soak value among the types.
			See also [[Touch_(Action_Powers)\|Touch]].

	===Entangle===		===Entangle===

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 Add +3 to [[Melee (Action)|Melee]] rolls to [[Imbue_(Action_Powers_Technique)#Disarm|Disarm]].
 If you are allowed to make a counterattack, such as the [[Items_(Action)#Intercept|Intercept]] weapon ability or the [[Imbue_(Action_Powers_Technique)#Riposte|Riposte]] schtick, you can opt to [[Imbue_(Action_Powers_Technique)#Disarm|Disarm]] instead of making a normal attack.
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 [[Imbue_(Action_Powers_Technique)#Wingclip|Wingclip]]
 stunt with a +3 bonus on your [[Melee (Action)|Melee]] or [[Shoot (Action)|Shoot]] check (as appropriate).
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 A development of [[#Boosted|Boosted]] armor, power armor has all the advantages of [[#Boosted|Boosted]] armor, but also makes the wearer stronger and tougher, giving a +2 bonus to [[Body (Action)|Action]], which further increases [[Toughness (Action)|Toughness]] beyond the protection provided by the armor. A character with [[All_Attributes_(Action)#Superstrength|Superstrength]] cannot benefit form this ability.
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2023-03-16T19:19:48Z

Unreliable

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	=== Unreliable ===		=== Unreliable ===
	~~Inherent -~~ Limitation		Limitation

	The weapon is mechanically unreliable and sometimes fails spectacularly. Treat any snake eyes roll using this weapon as a fumble, quite often breaking the weapon or harming the user. ~~This is a common drawback with experimental or [[#Improvised\|~~improvised]] weapons.		The weapon is mechanically unreliable and sometimes fails spectacularly. Treat any snake eyes roll using this weapon as a fumble, quite often breaking the weapon or harming the user.
			One tech level after they are introduced this limit disappears.
			Experimental and improvised weapons, as well as weapons you are unfamiliar with gain this limitation.

2023-03-16T16:10:21Z

Boosted

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	=== Boosted ===		=== Boosted ===
	~~-> Powered~~		Limitation
	~~Inherent~~

	Also called power armor, this armor has servo-motors powering it, directed by sensors inside the armor so that it matches body movement.		Also called power armor, this armor has servo-motors powering it, directed by sensors inside the armor so that it matches body movement.

2023-03-16T16:09:21Z

2023-03-04T10:08:22Z

Boosted