Anyone ever see a Bullpup semi-auto shotgun?

[Sam Cade]

Originally Posted by Kale

Here's your 2" diameter option

I had a player use a pair of these to pyrotechnically incinerate some undead nasties in a one shot Solomon Kane adventure tying up some lose ends from the previous Hyborian Age campaign.

This shalt prepareth thee f'r the hellfire thee shall suff'r in et'rnity. Anon burneth foul beast. Burneth to ash

--Screamed out in a fairly passable Vincent Price voice.

[Kale]

Originally Posted by Sam Cade

I had a player use a pair of these to pyrotechnically incinerate some undead nasties in a one shot Solomon Kane adventure tying up some lose ends from the previous Hyborian Age campaign.

Huh. I did not consider the short-range utility of these as incendiaries. Anyone care to stat out an 'average' model with a few typical monster hunter loads?

--Screamed out in a fairly passable Vincent Price voice.

I would give them at least +2 for that on the effects roll.

[tshiggins]

Originally Posted by Þorkell

European ones?

Only if you're playing in Europe.

[Sam Cade]

Originally Posted by Kale

I would give them at least +2 for that on the effects roll.

Oh lord, you don't even know. Three players and they all went meta on me. Each decided to become an actor active in the 1960s. So I had Vincent Price, Orson Welles and young William Shatner each playing characters in the Hammer Movie version of "actual events."
The dude, playing Shater, playing a 17th century highwayman is a combat wounded Navy Corpsman who tends to talk with his hands expansively. One of those hands is a powered titanium dual hook....that is about 4" longer than his natural hand was.

[Prince Charon]

Originally Posted by Sam Cade

Oh lord, you don't even know. Three players and they all went meta on me. Each decided to become an actor active in the 1960s. So I had Vincent Price, Orson Welles and young William Shatner each playing characters in the Hammer Movie version of "actual events."
The dude, playing Shater, playing a 17th century highwayman is a combat wounded Navy Corpsman who tends to talk with his hands expansively. One of those hands is a powered titanium dual hook....that is about 4" longer than his natural hand was.

That sounds painful. Hopefully he doesn't hit breakable things (like faces) too often.

[Sam Cade]

Originally Posted by Prince Charon

. Hopefully he doesn't hit breakable things (like faces) too often.

He is a tall dude so it is pretty rough on ceiling fans.