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|name    = Grapnel
 
|name    = Grapnel
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|Type    = Survival gear
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|TL      = 2
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|size    = 4 liters
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|weight  = 2 kg
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|cost    = Cr15
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|alsosee = [[Rope]]
 
|alsosee = [[Rope]]
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|cost    = [[Cr]]15
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|group  = TBD
 
|IOC    = TBD
 
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|image  = [[File: Imperial Sunburst-Sun-IISS-Traveller.gif]]
 
|model  = TBD
 
|ref    = TBD
 
|size    = 4.0 liters
 
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|TL      = 2
 
|Type    = Survival Gear
 
|volume  = TBD
 
|weight  = 2.0 kg
 
|manufacturer= Various
 
 
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A [[Grapnel]] is a climbing [[tool]].
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A grapnel, or a grappling hook, consists of three or more flukes attached to the end of a [[rope]]. Many examples have folding flukes for ease of transport. A grapnel is generally used for attempting climbs up sheer pitches. A grapnel may be secured in place to allow a descent.
* It must be attached to a [[rope]] and is a kind of survival gear.
 
 
== Description (Specifications) ==
 
A grapnel, or a grappling hook, consists of three or more flukes attached to the end of a [[Rope|rope]]. Many examples have folding flukes for ease of transport.
 
* A grapnel is generally used for attempting climbs up sheer pitches.
 
* A grapnel may be secured in place to allow a descent.
 
  
 
Grapnels may be thrown into wreckage or debris in order to spread it out or drag items clear.
 
Grapnels may be thrown into wreckage or debris in order to spread it out or drag items clear.
  
== History & Background ([[Dossier]]) ==
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Maximum range to throw a grapnel is about 30 meters. Seven separate climbs would complete a 200 meter pitch (planting the grapnel on a ledge or projection, climbing to it, then repeating).
Maximum range to throw a grapnel is about 30 meters.
 
* Seven separate climbs would complete a 200 meter pitch (planting the grapnel on a ledge or projection, climbing to it, then repeating).
 
  
 
Grapnel climbing bypasses the procedure of sending up a lead climber; each climb is equivalent to a regular climb up emplaced ropes.
 
Grapnel climbing bypasses the procedure of sending up a lead climber; each climb is equivalent to a regular climb up emplaced ropes.
  
== References & Contributors (Sources) ==
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{{Basic}}
{{Intermediate}}
 
 
{{Sources
 
{{Sources
|S1= {{Ludography cite|name= Imperial Encyclopedia|page=59}}
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| {{Ludography cite|name= Imperial Encyclopedia|page=59}}
|S2= {{Ludography cite|name= T5 Core Rules|page=632}}
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| {{Ludography cite|name= T5 Core Rules|page=632}}
|S3= [[Traveller Wiki Editorial Team]]
 
|S4= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]]
 
 
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Revision as of 14:24, 8 March 2020

Grapnel
Type Survival gear
Tech Level TL–2
Cost Cr15
Size 4 liters
Weight 2 kg
Also see Rope

A grapnel, or a grappling hook, consists of three or more flukes attached to the end of a rope. Many examples have folding flukes for ease of transport. A grapnel is generally used for attempting climbs up sheer pitches. A grapnel may be secured in place to allow a descent.

Grapnels may be thrown into wreckage or debris in order to spread it out or drag items clear.

Maximum range to throw a grapnel is about 30 meters. Seven separate climbs would complete a 200 meter pitch (planting the grapnel on a ledge or projection, climbing to it, then repeating).

Grapnel climbing bypasses the procedure of sending up a lead climber; each climb is equivalent to a regular climb up emplaced ropes.

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