Power Drill
The spinning bit of a power drill is meant to go through wood, ceramic and even steel. Flesh is certainly softer and more pliable, and as such a drill bit will pierce it with ease. A little extra push, and the power drill will even bore through bone.
Using a power drill to cause damage in combat is tricky. The pistol-grip (or T-grip) makes it awkward to use as a melee weapon, and therefore, it must be thrust instead of slashed. Still, if an attack is successful, it not only does lethal damage but is also Armor Piercing 1. Worse, if three or more successes are made on the attack roll, the drill bit can remain in the skin and muscle, still whirring against flesh. The following turn, the drill does an automatic one lethal point of damage against the victim regardless of Defense or Armor. This damage is done even if the victim pulls away from the drill with a successful Dexterity + Brawl roll. If this roll to pull away is not successful, the drill continues to do 1 lethal damage per turn until the bit is somehow removed from the victim’s body, as long as the wielder maintains her grip on the drill.
Using a power drill to cause damage in combat is tricky. The pistol-grip (or T-grip) makes it awkward to use as a melee weapon, and therefore, it must be thrust instead of slashed. Still, if an attack is successful, it not only does lethal damage but is also Armor Piercing 1. Worse, if three or more successes are made on the attack roll, the drill bit can remain in the skin and muscle, still whirring against flesh. The following turn, the drill does an automatic one lethal point of damage against the victim regardless of Defense or Armor. This damage is done even if the victim pulls away from the drill with a successful Dexterity + Brawl roll. If this roll to pull away is not successful, the drill continues to do 1 lethal damage per turn until the bit is somehow removed from the victim’s body, as long as the wielder maintains her grip on the drill.
Item type
Tool
Size: 2/J
Durability: 3
Cost: •