Re: [HOE] Looking for the "LOOKER" Pistol Stats

["Jeff Shoffner" <shoffner@esper.com>]

Man, it was a long time I saw Looker.  I vaguely recall the pistol.  Hmmm,
I'd say you could make a junker stun gun that would do stun instead of
damage--the dice rolled indicate the time the victim is out.  probably do
"wind" damage at first, then once the wind is knocked off, the remainder of
the dice is how long the victim is stunned.  This is for use during combat
of course.  For what the murderer was doing, maybe have some sort of
contested will roll of some sort.  If the victim loses, he's automatically
stunned, no wind loss.

Of course, the problem with the looker gun is it would easy to
block--polarized glasses, fog or smoke, etc.

Jeff

----- Original Message -----
From: "c m hylton" <cmhylton@earthlink.net>
To: <hoe@gamerz.net>
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 5:31 AM
Subject: [HOE] Looking for the "LOOKER" Pistol Stats


> I don't know if anyone, besides me, saw the movie "Looker."  I won't give
a
> huge synopsis but it was about a Plastic Surgeon finding that his
> ex-patients were being murdered.  This leads to a plot to develop
subliminal
> advertising.
>
> The pistol, that was called "LOOKER," was about a series of light pulses
> that would cause anyone who looked at them directly to go catatonic for an
> amount of time.  They would just set there and then snap out of the
> catatonia and find themselves 5 or more hours into the day.  With their
sink
> running over with water.
>
> I was wondering if anyone may have done the stats on this weapon.  I want
to
> use it in the Boise Horror as an alternative method and plot point.
>
> C M Hylton
>
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