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From: Bruce gyro@********.co.za
Subject: Razor Nails
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 10:20:51 +0200
-----Original Message-----
From: abortion_engine <abortion_engine@*******.com>
To: shadowrn@*********.org <shadowrn@*********.org>
Date: 01 September 1999 09:29
Subject: Re: Razor Nails


>> >Do razor nails count as edged weapons if you were to treat them
with
>> >DikoteT?
>> >
>> >Thus, do dikoted nails get the +1 Power increase or the +1 Damage
>> >Level increase?
>
>
>> Yes, but man are they going to hurt if they're retractable. Like
the
>> world's most annoying sliver under the fingernails, just digging,
and
>> digging, and making you squirm because you can't get rid of that
>> annoying little thing no matter how hard you chew and bite...oh,
wait
>> a minute. It's not in the rulebook. Never mind, you can dikote
>> retractable razors without any problem, but can you dikote improved
>> retractable hand razors?

I didnt receive this reply, only got it as part of abortion_engine's
reply.
Anyway, your comments are less that useful. Any OPINION on the damage
code of the nails? I realise you may have commented but I didnt get
the post.


>I was under the impression (no, I don't remember why) that hand
razors were
>a composite carbon fiber, in which case it probably couldn't
withstand the
>heat of the plasma carbon used to Dikote.

You're right about the composite carbon goodies. I dunno about its
heat resistance properties
but they had better be pretty good considering how damn hard the suff
is suppossed to be.

Anyhow, if you use straight ret nails (two sets dikoted) my face
character with STR 4 is
gonna have a 6M damage code with these suckers. Sound unbalanced?

- + - BRUCE <gyro@********.co.za> -

MiX it UP!

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