Difference between revisions of "Enhanced Prosthetic (Needle)"

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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
Among the most common improvements to field agents with [[Artificial Limbs|prosthetic limbs]] were ones which concealed a weapon within the agent's arms, in this case a '''Needle''' which could retract behind hidden panels in the arm or hand.  This hypodermic injector could be used to deliver to deliver a variety of poisons or other solutions into the target, and the ability to spot this concealed weapon was very difficult.<ref name=AGCO>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 110-111</ref>   
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These [[Enhanced Prosthetic]] limbs were ones which concealed a weapon within the agent's arms, in this case a '''Needle''' which could retract behind hidden panels in the arm or hand.  This hypodermic injector could be used to deliver a variety of poisons or other solutions into the target, and the ability to spot this concealed weapon was very difficult.<ref name=AGCO>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 110-111</ref>   
  
 
As with other prosthetic enhancements these were employed only by the intelligence agencies of the [[Inner Sphere]] with agents who already had a Type 3 or superior prosthetic limb.  The [[Clans]] were too philosophically opposed and the [[Periphery]] too poor to make use of them beyond rare cases.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 109</ref>  Among the [[Manei Domini]] this upgrade was available to all agents with the necessary prosthetic limb.<ref name=JHS>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3072'', p. 124-125, 130</ref>
 
As with other prosthetic enhancements these were employed only by the intelligence agencies of the [[Inner Sphere]] with agents who already had a Type 3 or superior prosthetic limb.  The [[Clans]] were too philosophically opposed and the [[Periphery]] too poor to make use of them beyond rare cases.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 109</ref>  Among the [[Manei Domini]] this upgrade was available to all agents with the necessary prosthetic limb.<ref name=JHS>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3072'', p. 124-125, 130</ref>
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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
 
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===Specifications===
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In [[CBT]] play each conventional [[infantry]]man equipped with a Needle enhanced limb added 0 damage to a platoon's damage value and could only be used against other conventional infantry, but received a +2 to-hit bonus.  In RPG play this limb had the following statistics in addition to all rules associated with enhanced limbs.<ref name=JHS/>
 
: '''Equipment Ratings''': D/E/F
 
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*''[[A Guide to Covert Ops]]''
 
*''[[A Guide to Covert Ops]]''
 
*''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3072]]''
 
*''[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3072]]''
 
[[Category:Cybernetic Enhancements and Implants]]
 

Revision as of 16:50, 19 February 2014

Overview

These Enhanced Prosthetic limbs were ones which concealed a weapon within the agent's arms, in this case a Needle which could retract behind hidden panels in the arm or hand. This hypodermic injector could be used to deliver a variety of poisons or other solutions into the target, and the ability to spot this concealed weapon was very difficult.[1]

As with other prosthetic enhancements these were employed only by the intelligence agencies of the Inner Sphere with agents who already had a Type 3 or superior prosthetic limb. The Clans were too philosophically opposed and the Periphery too poor to make use of them beyond rare cases.[2] Among the Manei Domini this upgrade was available to all agents with the necessary prosthetic limb.[3]

Notes

In CBT play each conventional infantryman equipped with a Needle enhanced limb added 0 damage to a platoon's damage value and could only be used against other conventional infantry, but received a +2 to-hit bonus. In RPG play this limb had the following statistics in addition to all rules associated with enhanced limbs.[3]

Equipment Ratings: D/E/F
Armor Piercing/Base Damage: 0/1D6
Shots: 1
Cost/Reload: 800/*
Notes: Effect as poison or medication*

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References

  1. 1.0 1.1 A Guide to Covert Ops, p. 110-111
  2. A Guide to Covert Ops, p. 109
  3. 3.0 3.1 Jihad Hot Spots: 3072, p. 124-125, 130

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