Created Sunday 04 August 2013

The video scope is a special modification to ranged weapons that provides an easier way to survey remote portions of the battlefield from the comfort of a safe haven. The video scope is a three-inch-by-three-inch views-creen attached to the rear of a standard scope. It allows the weapon's user to sit back and examine the details in the image rather than having to press his eye against the scope.

Additionally, the viewscreen can be used to freeze-frame and take still images and boasts zoom and image enhancement soft-ware, allowing on-the-fly computer analysis and dissection of battlefield images. Some video scopes are capable of receiving broad-cast images from remote locations, allowing the screen to be used for video communica-tion (by jacking in an optional earpiece and microphone) or to transmit maps and move-ment orders with visual aides.

Restrictions: Ranged weapons only.

Purchase DC Modifier: +3.

PL: 6