Pulse phasers cannot fire in continuous mode. This provides +1D to roll when making an attack Test to hit the target. Continuous fire mode involves maintaining a beam for longer than normal, making it easier to hit the target.Pulse phasers cannot use this rule they are already optimized for this type of fire only (which is why they do much more damage than normal phasers of the same type). You can simulate this by increasing the weapon's damage with extra power, or as a form of single-weapon multifire. Pulse mode involves increasing the damage the weapon does by firing a series of rapid pulses of energy.Standard mode is the one typically used.Requires Command Level authorization for settings 11 through 16.TOS Shatner Late 1st Seas.Model: Starfleet Type III-B Compression Phaser Rifle ST:Nem Hero Starfleet Mark III Phasr Rifle
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It's main body is composed of solid cast resin, which has been adorned with numerous fashioned sheets of metal accents, as well as a black nylon shoulder strap which retracts into the butt of the rifle. This weapon is about 95% intact as it did incur some damage during filming on the Paramount soundstages, and is missing the topmost rectangular portion of its sight / optics mechanism. Presented below are many detailed photos and a short video to illustrate the construction and operational features of an extremely rare screen used "hero" illuminating Starfleet Type III Mark III Phaser Rifle from the 10th major motion picture in the franchise - Star Trek: Nemesis (2002).
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