Re: [HOE] Re: What is wrong with the sourcebook adventures?

[Abdullah Oblongota <toadpooka@juno.com>]

Suppose you're keeping a stack of tactical GR nukes in a bomb-proof
shelter.  The walls will protect the bombs from a blast, but not from an
EMP.  Some yahoo bombs a town near this bunker, and your stash is wrecked
for a counterattack.  So you EMP-shield the detonation electronics just
in case.  Or you could say that the military just shielded all
electronics as a matter of course and leave it at that.
Of course, you can still EMP it, but its would be more difficult.
And what would be the chances that the EMP would trigger the detonation
instead of stopping it?

On Thu, 3 Aug 2000 09:08:34 EDT Dusarat@aol.com writes:
> Why would they?  They cause EMP's and they destroy themselves doing 
> so.   Usually, the only thing that causes an EMP is a Bomb (Capital
Bomb, 
> as in  'The Bomb") exploding in close proximity.  Now if your Bomb was 
> deactivated  because some other yahoo hit your target first with a Bomb
and yours 
> got the  EMP..... is that really a problem?

From Whom It May Concern,
Rich A Ranallo

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