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** Can inhabit a creature's body and enhance its abilities | ** Can inhabit a creature's body and enhance its abilities | ||
* Force field | * Force field | ||
* | ** Invisible door | ||
** A personal force field | |||
** A space ship's shield | |||
* Other kinds of field | |||
** Magnetic field | |||
** Attraction (tractor beam) | |||
** Repulsion (deflector shield) | |||
* Cloaking device (invisibility) | |||
* Holograms and projections | * Holograms and projections | ||
* Communication devices | * Communication devices |
Revision as of 04:48, 31 October 2005
(This is a stub, referenced by Magic)
Advanced technology
- Space travel
- Time travel
- Instant transportation
- Transmat beams (short range)
- Teleportation
- Worm holes / gateways / portals to another region of space (one or two way)
- Weapons
- Handguns - pistol, blaster, laser, phaser. May have various settings from "stun" to "lethal".
- Large guns - rifle (normal, laser, sniper), shotgun, rail gun, machine gun
- Grenades - stun, smoke, gas, incendiary, fragmentation
- Heavy duty - bazooka / rocket launcher
- Mounted - missile (guided / heat seeking), torpedo, energy weapons
- Nanotechnology (microscopic machines)
- Can inhabit a creature's body and enhance its abilities
- Force field
- Invisible door
- A personal force field
- A space ship's shield
- Other kinds of field
- Magnetic field
- Attraction (tractor beam)
- Repulsion (deflector shield)
- Cloaking device (invisibility)
- Holograms and projections
- Communication devices
- Hand held communicator (or bracelet)
- May require line of sight (or at least no major obstacles between the sender and receiver)
- Messages may be broadcast on "all known frequencies"
- Jammers to prevent communication inside a region
- Secure and insecure communication lines (which may be tapped into or forged)
- Recording devices
- Voice recorders
- Video
- Holographic (3D) recording
- Recording with limited interactive ability (cf. the movie I, Robot)