Cloaking Screen (D20 Modern Equipment)
From D&D Wiki
Cloaking Screen
(Upon start of cloaking)
| Size | Diminutive |
| Range Increment | Touch |
| Equipment | |
|---|---|
| Purchase DC | 30 |
| Restriction | Mil (+3) |
| Weight | 25lbs. |
[edit] Cloaking Screen
The cloaking screen is a light-refraction technology that allows a mecha to become nearly-invisible. The control device must be physically touching an item, such as a mecha, in order to successfully cloak it. Any items inside the cloaked device, such as a mecha pilot, are effectively cloaked as well. In most standard issue Mechas, the device is dual-removable so the pilot can go on reconnaissance, cloaking both himself and the parked mecha.
The screen does not dampen noise, and any device leaving the outer-shell of a cloaked object - such as a bullet or beam, loses all cloaking. The Game Master sets a DC against being spotted that they may feel is appropriate, but some common effects on that DC can be seen in the below table.
| Being Spotted | |
|---|---|
| Event | Effect on DC |
| Entering or Exiting Water | -5 |
| Firing a Weapon | -10 |
| Continuous Fire or Firing without Moving |
Removes any DC |
| Motionless | +10 |
Back to Main Page → D20 Modern → Equipment.
Back to Main Page → D20 Modern → Campaign Settings → Mecha Time Cops Setting
