| From: | Gurth <gurth@******.NL> |
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| Subject: | Re: Putting things together |
| Date: | Sat, 29 Apr 1995 14:56:29 +0200 |
>he require the B/R proficiency in that area.
^^^^^^^^^^^
A recent convert to Shadowrun?
>For instance, to put
>together a Ranger Arms (we know that it takes 3 complex actions to
>assemble), but does it require a Firearms B/R check? If so, what's the TN?
>Also. To put together any random electrical device (such as a previously
>secure electrical weapon), does this require an Electronixs B/R check? TN?
Assembling the SM-3 wouldn't require a check. Most weapons that can be
disassembled in such a way are easy enough to put together: stick the barrel
into the body and push down a lever, for instance. If you want a B/R skill
check for that, you should also roll one for cleaning the weapon.
But building something from the ground up (or totally from its component
parts) would need a check, I'd say. Take a computer: putting a new processor
into it wouldn't cause much trouble: remove the old one, and press in the
new one. However, if all you have are two handfulls of chips, resistors,
etc, and a few circuit boards, assembling a computer out of those becomes
much mroe diffcult.
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