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Approved Tech Aurora Radiation Grenade

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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
  • Intent: Radiation Grenade Ammunition
  • Image Source: Here
  • Canon Link: Radiation Grenade
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION
  • Manufacturer: Outer Rim Resources
  • Affiliation: Closed Market
  • Model: Aurora Radiation Grenade
  • Modularity: None
  • Production: Limited
  • Material: Standard radiation grenade & gyrojet materials.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
  • Classification: Radiation Grenade
  • Size: Small
  • Weight: Heavy
  • Explosive Type: Radiological
  • Delivery Method: Fired, Self-Propelled
  • Effective Range: Long Range
  • Area Of Effect: Average
  • Stopping Power: High
SPECIAL FEATURES
  • Gyrojet Propulsion
  • ‘Smart’ Munition
  • Non-visual Composite Radiation Sensor
  • Accelerometer
STRENGTHS
  • Radiation bypasses many shield types and armor.
  • Short-lived, high-intensity burst.
  • Radiation passes through or envelopes most cover.
WEAKNESSES
  • Little concussive force or secondary damage.
  • Basically a war crime.
  • Illegal in most civilized space.
  • Radiation shielding blocks effects.
  • Under-ranged shots can harm wielder and allies.
DESCRIPTION
After initial acceleration by being fired from a coil launcher and clearing the barrel, the grenade is further propelled by gyrojets towards the target. Upon impact or airbursting at a range set by the launching weapon, the grenade releases a highly lethal burst of radiation that causes death in short order. Naturally radiation shields or armor hardened against it to a sufficient degree will block the effects of the grenade as will radiation foam. Those struck by it peripherally or managing to exit the cloud quickly are still at risk from exposure and may suffer prolonged effects before death without treatment. That said, the radiation burns itself out quickly, dropping below lethality in approximately a minute and to safe levels in under ten. It is still recommended that users utilize some form of radiation protection to prevent repeated exposures.
 
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