Radioactive Grenade

Radioactive Grenade
Grenades hanging on a utility belt
Group:	Ranged Weapon
Tech Level	TL–9
Size	1.0 Litre
Weight	1.0 kg
Cost	Cr500
Ammo	x1 grenade (single use)
Manufacturer	Various

The Radioactive Grenade can provide a radiation cloud about 10m across

• Radioactive Grenades are Thrown Weapons.

Description (Specifications)

Radioactive Grenades are designed to allow Infantry to deliver a Radiation attack of a target. Each grenade will create a cloud of gas or particles about 10m across that lasts from a few seconds (high-gravity, strong wind) upwards (in Vacuum the cloud disperses faster than in an atmosphere due to the effects of atmospheric drag). Note that the radiation cloud is sometimes itself highly visible.

The specific effects depend on the type of Radiation.

Many radiation sources are also highly toxic.

Weapon Characteristics

Length: 120.0 mm. Weight: 1.0 kg. Base price: Cr500.

• Radioactive grenades weigh about 1.0 kilograms and cost Cr10000 for a case of twenty.

See also

Grenades

§ == ( Please refer to the following AAB Library Data for more information: ) == §

• G: Grenades
  • By Launcher
    • Hand Grenade
    • Rifle Grenade
    • Launcher Grenade
  • By Payload
    • Electronic Warfare Warheads
      • Chaff Grenade
      • Displacer Grenade
      • EMP Grenade
    • Explosive Warheads
      • Concussion Grenade
      • Flash Grenade
      • Fragmentation Grenade
      • Antitank Grenade
      • Plasma Grenade
    • Chemical Warheads
      • Gas Grenade
      • Smoke Grenade
      • White Phosphorous Grenade
      • Radioactive Grenade

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• Gareth Hanrahan. Core Rulebook (Mongoose Publishing, 2008), 101.