Liquid Projectors

Just the most common ones for now, add more gasses if you need 'em.

Spray Guns and Aerosols

These weapons squirt liquids and gases, typically in less-than-lethal personal-defense and riot-control applications. Most must hit the face (-5) to be effective, but the wide jet grants the same +2 to hit accorded to blowpipe-delivered powders.

Pepper Spray (TL8)

Similar to tear gas spray (below), this dispenser uses a pepper solution that's more effective than most chemical agents – especially in cold weather, against animals, and on people who are emotionally disturbed or on drugs. The victim must make two HT-4 rolls: one to resist coughing (see Afflictions) and another to resist blindness. Both effects endure until the solution is removed with lots of water and towels. (Water? Well, if you say so :))

Tear Gas Spray (TL7)

This is an aerosol spray canister that dispenses any of several agents commonly called "tear gas". Treat it as a melee weapon with Reach 1, 2, not as a ranged attack; speed/range penalties don't apply. The victim must make two HT-2 rolls: one to resist coughing (see Afflictions) and another to resist blindness. Both effects endure for minutes equal to the margin of failure.

Tear gas sprays come in many sizes. The canister in the table is small enough to carry in a coat pocket or a purse. Dispensers are sometimes incorporated into other devices, notably flashlights and batons (see Clubs. One-shot models can even be concealed in items as small as wristwatches.

Spray Guns and Aerosols Table

LIQUID PROJECTOR (SPRAYER) (DX-4 or other Liquid Projector-4)

TL	Weapon	Damage	Range	Weight	RoF	Shots	ST	Bulk	Cost	LC	Notes
7	Tear Gas Spray	Special	1, 2	0.1	Jet	20	3	-1	$10	4	—
8	Pepper Spray	Special	1, 2	0.1	Jet	20	3	-1	$10	4	—

LIQUID PROJECTOR (SQUIRT GUN) (DX-4 or other Liquid Projector-4)

TL	Weapon	Damage	Range	Weight	RoF	Shots	ST	Bulk	Cost	LC	Notes
8	Squirt Carbine	Special	8	3.5/2	Jet	2	4†	-3	$30	4	[1]

Notes:

[1] Sling swivels

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