Hey all. I've been mulling a character concept for F&D for a while now but in order for it to work the character needs Grapple Guns. I was wondering if/in what book these are in and how exactly they work ingame.

I allowed my player who wanted the same, to have a wrist mounted weapon that does nothing but shoot a grappling hook. Ranged Light skill to use, can pull up to character's encumbrance, to medium range.

I was sure they would add to the diplomat book the naboo guards grappling gun, but they didn't.

Merr-Sonn "Rider" Ascension Pistol - Desperate Allies, p52.

From the description I kind of imagine it like the things Padmé and her team use at the end of Ep 1. Firing is an action (average difficulty, Ranged Light), reeling in is a separate action (but only requires a skill check if the user is also holding another person, which needs an average Athletics).

I feel ashamed, how have I missed it

Merr-Sonn "Rider" Ascension Pistol - Desperate Allies, p52.

From the description I kind of imagine it like the things Padmé and her team use at the end of Ep 1. Firing is an action (average difficulty, Ranged Light), reeling in is a separate action (but only requires a skill check if the user is also holding another person, which needs an average Athletics).

Thanks for the info. Hmm reeling is an action eh? Well that sort of crushes my plan. Was hoping it was a maneuver. Back to the drawing board it is then.

Merr-Sonn "Rider" Ascension Pistol - Desperate Allies, p52.

From the description I kind of imagine it like the things Padmé and her team use at the end of Ep 1. Firing is an action (average difficulty, Ranged Light), reeling in is a separate action (but only requires a skill check if the user is also holding another person, which needs an average Athletics).

Thanks for the info. Hmm reeling is an action eh? Well that sort of crushes my plan. Was hoping it was a maneuver. Back to the drawing board it is then.

enhance force leap can get you medium range as a manuever

Draw Closer and Hawk Bat swoop are other alternatives.