Freeze ray

freeze ray

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→ 5 PV 1d4 Damage average: 2.5range: 1-4 $ 750.00 Commerce Value 28 lbs. Weight
	Cold NonPenetrating
	energy
	Very High (0)
	1
	1
	500 Solar cell: 5 usesFidget cell: 5 usesLead-acid cell: 8 usesCombustion cell: 12 usesChem cell: 20 usesThermoelectric cell: 80 usesBiodynamic cell: 120 usesNuclear cell: 200 usesAntimatter cell: 400 usesMecha power core: 1000 uses
	Weapon Power
	5
	5
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	yes
	yes
	missile weapon, firearm, general, rifle, electronics
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	Freeze Ray
	Guns
Extra Info: Requires two hands to wield Made out of Metal EMP sensitive An Energy cell is required to power this item -190° temperature change caused by projectile entering cell -190° temperature change caused on hit
Infobox data from game version 2.0.201.114

freeze ray

Cold to the touch, this sleek rifle bears a long, slender chrome barrel. Tendrils of icy vapor coil out of the muzzle.

Weapon Class: Bows & Rifles
Accuracy: Very High

Perfect

The freeze ray is a high-tier missile weapon that deals cold damage and can freeze targets. Its effect somewhat resembles the Freezing Ray mutation.

It causes a temperature change of -190° to objects in the cells it passes through and to any creatures or objects it hits. This effect applies even if the freeze ray does not penetrate the target's armor. It has no limit on the cumulative temperature change it can incur.

Obtaining

The freeze ray can be:

• Found as random loot in higher-tier zones or occasionally equipped by high-tier creatures. Notably, Gunner-Knight Templars have a 12.5% chance to be carrying a freeze ray.
• Obtained as a faction heirloom during The First Council of Omonporch if the player's chosen faction has an heirloom type of rifles. Refer to the faction heirlooms page for details about the chance of obtaining an freeze ray.
• Crafted with the Tinker II skill, after obtaining the required schematic.
• Disarmed from freeze ray turrets, though this type of turret tends to be somewhat rare.
• In the inventory of Aloysius, though he will not willingly part with it.

References

This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.201.49.