If you fire a variable-output-setting ray gun at a normal human,

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2017-06-30 05:24:02 Post No. 54088601
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Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:24:02 Post No. 54088601 [Report]

If you fire a variable-output-setting ray gun at a normal human, does it stun them, or does it kill them, or does it vaporize them?

Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:25:14 Post No.54088616
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Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:25:14 Post No.54088616 [Report]

>>54088601
it gives them cancer and they die 10-20 years later

Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:25:53 Post No.54088629
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Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:25:53 Post No.54088629 [Report]

>>54088601
THAT DEPENDS ON WHAT SETTNG THE VARIABLE OUTPUT RAYGUN IS ON YOU DONUT

Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:34:15 Post No.54088767
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Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:34:15 Post No.54088767 [Report]

>>54088601
watts: tingling sensation
kilowatts: set on fire
megawatts: vaporized
gigawatts: the city block is blown up

Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:36:56 Post No.54088812
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Anonymous 2017-06-30 05:36:56 Post No.54088812 [Report]

>>54088767
This probably. The last setting would probably melt the weapon and give the user radiation poisoning.

I actually had an item like this in a pulp sci-fi fantasy game I played once. Every time you fired it you'd roll on a slow-burn logarithmic table aiming for high or low power. If you rolled to well it would destroy everything and probably wipe half the party.