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  Lawnmower 
   
  This "weapon" is usable on slow moving zombies (think the "Braindead" movie). It minces the target into small pieces 
  in a matter of few Turns. This is a motorized, "walk behind" lawnmower version. 
   
  Damage: D12(6) x (Strength +1) per Turn 
  EV: 26/13 
  Cost: $260 
  Avail: C  
   
  Initiative Penalty: A person wielding a lawnmower always moves last in a Turn. 
   
  Special: The bulk of the lawnmower blocks any close combat attacks against the wielder, except those to the legs. 
  Given the weight of the lawnmower, the user must have a minimum Strength of 3. Jury rigging a harness of some sort 
  serves to lower the minimum Strength to 2. 
   
  Hair Spray 
   
  This item may be used as a short range or thrown incendiary weapon. 
   
  As a short-range weapon, hair spray and a lighter are capable of very intense heat. They will ignite dry or flammable 
  material. All damage is immediately applied unless other flammable material is ignited, unlike Molotovs or 
  flamethrowers. Consider it a miniature, disposable flamethrower. Each can fire 2-12 (random 2d6) shots in a cone of 
  fire up to 2 yards (meters) away. Should the final Task result be negative in any attempt to use the hair spray as a short-
  range weapon, the fire enters the can and it explodes in the user's hand (see below). 
   
  Rng: -/1/2/-/- 
  Damage: D4(2) 
  Cap: 2-12 EV: 1/1 Cost: $8 Avail: C 
   
  As a thrown weapon, hair spray is not very aerodynamic. Still, if tossed in the right place at the right time (i.e., in a 
  fireplace as zombies enter the living room), it explodes as a miniature incendiary grenade, causing D6x2(6) points of 
  fire damage. Use a Strength and Thrown (Sphere) Task to use, as for grenades and Molotov cocktails. 
   
  Rng: 2/5/8/10/15 
  Cap: 1 
   
  Area effects: 
  Ground Zero= 1 
   
  General= 3 
   
  Max Rng= 4 
  Exp Damage: 
  Ground Zero= D4x3(6) 
  General= D4x2(4)  
  Max Rng= D4(2) 
   
  Balloons 
   
  For the desperate or insane, a balloon may be filled with alcohol or other flammable substance. Then targets can be 
  soaked by hitting them with 3 or 4 filled balloons. Then take a lighter or other open flame source to them. 
  Alternatively, the user lights a portion of the balloon (purposely left loose for that reason), and tosses the burning 
  missile. Those in contact with the flaming alcohol take D4(2) points of damage per Turn. If the target has been hit with 
  3 or more balloons, they are engulfed in flames and take D6(3) points of damage per Turn. When using a balloon, any 
  Rule of One roll that results in a negative modifier soaks the user instead. That could be a big problem if it was lit at the 
  time. 
  
   
  Fireworks 
   
  Fireworks may be pretty and loud, but they can also be dangerous. Given time and practice (say a couple days), 
  characters can become quite good at judging distance and fuse burn time, and get them to explode on target. In game 
  terms, if they can throw them accurately, the firework explodes on contact. Normal fireworks do 1 point of damage. 
  The more powerful M-80s do D6x2(6) points of damage. On a Roll of One that results in a negative modifier, the 
  firework explodes in the user's hand. 
   
  Seltzer Bottle 
   
  It looks like a valuable addition to any mixer, but it can be more than that. The desperate or insane could train herself to 
  hold the seltzer bottle and the lighter close together in order to fire a burning stream of alcohol or other flammable 
  liquid. She does this short bursts (as experience teaches that longer streams cause the bottle to light up). Each burst 
  drains 1/10 of the bottle and can reach 5 yards. Damage is the same as the balloons (1-2 hits, D4(2) points per Turn; 3+ 
  hits, D6(3) points per Turn). Any Rule of One roll that results in a negative modifier causes the flame to run back up to 
  the bottle. This causes the user to take D6(3) points of damage, and drop the bottle (breaks 50% of the time). 
  
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