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| − | + | A [[Neural Weapon]] is an advancement of remote [[NAS Sensor|neural activity sensing]] and [[psionic Shield Helmet|psionic helmet]] technology, these guns remotely disrupt brain activity. Being hit by neural gun fire causes unconsciousness (i.e., a stun), but sometimes it has other random effects instead: disorientation, mind assault, or even death. Neural weapons are available only at very high [[tech level]]s. Neural weapon fire can be detected at a distance by individuals with [[psionics|psionic]] [[Telepathy#Life_Detection|Life Detection]] ability. | |
| − | disrupt brain activity. Being hit by neural gun fire causes | ||
| − | unconsciousness (i.e., a stun), but sometimes it has other random | ||
| − | effects instead: disorientation, mind assault, or even | ||
| − | death. Neural weapons are available only at very high [[tech level]]s. | ||
| − | Neural weapon fire can be detected at a distance by individuals | ||
| − | with [[psionics|psionic]] [[Life | ||
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| + | [[Category: Weapon]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 12 January 2018
A Neural Weapon is an advancement of remote neural activity sensing and psionic helmet technology, these guns remotely disrupt brain activity. Being hit by neural gun fire causes unconsciousness (i.e., a stun), but sometimes it has other random effects instead: disorientation, mind assault, or even death. Neural weapons are available only at very high tech levels. Neural weapon fire can be detected at a distance by individuals with psionic Life Detection ability.
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