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Alternatively, another Holorifle can be used in place of parts (a Repair check is still required).īack to Main Page → D20 Modern → Equipmentīack to Main Page → D20 Modern → Campaign Settings → Fallout → Equipment → Weapons → Energy Weapons Repair: (Parts DC: 50 Parts Used: 15 Repair DC 30 Time: 1 day) A Holorifle can be repaired with mechanical parts with a Repair check.Craft: (Parts DC: 50 Parts Used: 20 Craft DC 35 Time: 60h) The Holorifle can be crafted at a Weapon Crafting Table with a Craft (mechanical) skill check if the crafter possesses the schematics for it.The beam also instantly ignites any flammable gas it touches, in addition to materials like paper and gun powder. Successful critical hits that reduce an enemy to 0 HP or below will reduce the enemy to a pile of blue ash, but all armor, weapons, and equipment on the body remain undamaged. The holorifle comes with a x2.86 rifle scope pre-attached by default. This weapon is a mastercraft weapon, thus imparting a +1 bonus to attack rolls.

The weapon is most unique in that its projectile is not bullet, plasma, laser, flame, EMP or electrical charge, but a concentrated projectile of photons similar to laser weaponry but differing in that it is not projected in a beam-like fashion, but a burst of glowing blue cubes. However, it sports a 2.86x scope with built-in night vision capability. The holorifle itself is one of the only energy weapons to be pump-action, a holdover from its makeshift engineering, and can only store a small amount of charge. The Courier brought the gun and parts needed to construct it back to the Mojave where it was replicated in short supply and sold to only the wealthiest people in the Wasteland. The holorifle was originally constructed by Father Elijah, a former Brotherhood of Steel Elder, fashioned using technology from Big Mountain and the Sierra Madre.
