| Blackstar Bolt |
6 |
The Blackstar Bolt incites a fusion
reaction in rotated
deuterium-tritium.. The matter in the rD-T reaction will revert back to its
Tangible state even as
it is undergoing fusion. The result is a very complex high-energy
reaction. It is delivered in a quanto-magnetic torpedo which
anticipates impact with the target and initiates the
reversion-fusion reaction at optimum range. |
| Dispersion Ram or Bubblegun |
4 |
A tiny bubble similar to that
created by the skip warp drive is
fired at the target. When the
bubble makes contact, it causes a small portion of the enemy ship
to attempt to warp away from the rest of the ship. While the
bubble is unable to actually send portions of the enemy ship into
warp, it does cause immense damage through molecular shearing
forces. |
| Fusion Cannon |
2 |
Essentially a magnetically contained
fusion reaction that is hurled at the target. |
| Griffiths gun |
5 |
|
| Plasma tube or Bloomer |
3 |
An improved version of the fusion
cannon which delivers a higher energy reaction to the target. The
tube is longer and generates much higher release velocities, as
well as igniting the deuterium-tritium fuel source (the notable
"blooming" effect of the bolt) at optimum range from the target. |
| Penetrator bolt |
1 |
A relatively advanced weapon
developed early in the Skald
civilization. The penetrator bolt fires a small torpedo that uses a
large electromagnetic shell to carry a payload of antimatter. An
early weapon with a short range but devastating damage, the
penetrator bolt would be supplanted by the pentrator beam with the
advent of gravity control. |
| Protobolt or Iceball |
4 |
A ball of
Protofluid contained in a quantum field is fired at the enemy. On contact, the
quantum field
collapses and the Protofluid reverts to Tangible
matter, absorbing
massive amounts of heat from the target and causing the failure of
various atomic bonds. |
