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Initial research has been completed on this technology, but it cannot be replicated at this time. Use of Plasti-Flesh will instantly heal up to 4 minor wounds (one-point injuries on the wound track). Each day that it is used will double the healing rate for that day. Healing a minor wound or applying it to double healing rate for a day use one charge. Each small canister contains 4 charges. | Initial research has been completed on this technology, but it cannot be replicated at this time. Use of Plasti-Flesh will instantly heal up to 4 minor wounds (one-point injuries on the wound track). Each day that it is used will double the healing rate for that day. Healing a minor wound or applying it to double healing rate for a day use one charge. Each small canister contains 4 charges. | ||
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| + | Completion of initial research allows further research into Principles of Nanotechnology. It will also yield bonus research toward Advanced Field Medicine. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:59, 15 August 2014
This item was given to AJ Kamastafall by a Red Hand soldier. It comes in a small aerosol can. The effects were not described, but it apparently can be topically sprayed on flesh wounds to aid in healing.
Fayth Wilson and Marie Kjelstad were able to perform some preliminary research on this technology. Fayth was able to determine that the compound consists of cell-like structures that mimic and behave like human tissues, only more so. Certain "cells" in the compound also aggressively target foreign bodies like bacteria, viruses and other pathogens, so the spray also appears to act as a powerful antiseptic. Marie determined that the artificial cell structures exhibited recognizable swarm-behavior, a noted intelligence routine within nanotechnological systems. Initial testing was performed on a cadaver, and the compound still seemed to try and do its work, even on dead flesh (which sort of creeped Fayth out).
Fayth determined that the unknown compound was not viable for live human testing, but the decision was (literally) taken out of her hands when Brock snatched the can from her and sprayed it on the gunshot wound on his leg. The spray was immediately painful (requiring Brock make a stun safe to avoid passing out!), but this pain soon subsided.
Initial research has been completed on this technology, but it cannot be replicated at this time. Use of Plasti-Flesh will instantly heal up to 4 minor wounds (one-point injuries on the wound track). Each day that it is used will double the healing rate for that day. Healing a minor wound or applying it to double healing rate for a day use one charge. Each small canister contains 4 charges.
Completion of initial research allows further research into Principles of Nanotechnology. It will also yield bonus research toward Advanced Field Medicine.
