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<blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 235802" data-attributes="member: 172">I'm sure that there will be some in Imperial Supply.Perhaps make a stunner model of a screamer... 3x as expensive... has a setting that does subdual instead of real damage. (This sort of weapon is actually being discussed.)You could also make a &quot;jolter&quot; variant of blasters under the same rule (but I'd tone down the damage...)There is a &quot;tangler/adhesive&quot; type trap mentioned in the GttG IIRC ... you could make a short range weapon with effects similar to a tanglefoot bag.I hear there will be &quot;needler&quot; weapons in Imperial Supply. One obvious method is to make a tranquilizer version of the needles (say, minimal (1-2 pts) damage, use drow sleep poison stats). In some of Larry Niven's books, there were similar weapons that fired slivers of a crystaline substance that disolves in the bloodstream of the target when they hit, also with a tranquilizing effect.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psion, post: 235802, member: 172"] I'm sure that there will be some in [i]Imperial Supply[/i]. Perhaps make a stunner model of a screamer... 3x as expensive... has a setting that does subdual instead of real damage. (This sort of weapon is actually being discussed.) You could also make a "jolter" variant of blasters under the same rule (but I'd tone down the damage...) There is a "tangler/adhesive" type trap mentioned in the GttG IIRC ... you could make a short range weapon with effects similar to a tanglefoot bag. I hear there will be "needler" weapons in Imperial Supply. One obvious method is to make a tranquilizer version of the needles (say, minimal (1-2 pts) damage, use drow sleep poison stats). In some of Larry Niven's books, there were similar weapons that fired slivers of a crystaline substance that disolves in the bloodstream of the target when they hit, also with a tranquilizing effect. [/QUOTE]

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