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--- federal_stun_gun [2025/03/01 11:16] – [Related Pages and Further Information] admin
+++ federal_stun_gun [2025/04/18 13:36] (current) – [Overview and Game Mechanics] admin
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+=== Races | Technology ===
 ====== FEDERAL STUN GUN ======
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   * **Federal Stun Gun**
-  * **Origin:** [[federal_weapon_manufactory|Federal Weapon Manufactory]]
+  * **Origin:** [[the_humans|Exohumans]] |[[federal_weapon_manufactory|Federal Weapon Manufactory]]
   * **Type:** Melee (non-lethal)
   * **Damage:** 1d4 (stuns and paralyzes the opponent temporarily)
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   * **Law Enforcement Use:** The FSG's non-lethal nature makes it ideal for scenarios involving arrests, crowd control, or detaining suspects. Officers equipped with the FSG can provide unique combat challenges for players who must adapt to its stunning effects.
   * **Black Market Intrigue:** Its common availability on the Black Market opens possibilities for smuggling operations, theft, or quests to recover stolen FSG units.
-  * **Player Utility:** If acquired, the FSG offers a versatile option for players who prefer incapacitating enemies without killing them. However, its limited charges and need for organic matter to recharge add resource management challenges.
+  * **Player Utility:** If acquired, the FSG offers a versatile option for players who prefer incapacitating enemies without killing them. However, its limited charges and the difficulty of recharging Quantum Fusion Batteries add resource management challenges.
   * **Battery Scarcity:** Since Quantum Fusion Batteries are rare, players may struggle to find replacements, leading to resource-driven quests to recharge or maintain stolen FSG units.
   * **Moral Dilemmas:** Possession of an FSG by civilians or rogue factions can lead to ethical decisions, such as whether to confiscate or return the weapon to law enforcement.