Street Custom 'Cigarette' Pen Gun
improvised firearm
Arcturus Defense Solutions Crowd Control SMG ACSM-3 'Shepherd'
smg
Tessera Neural Assault System TNAS-1 'Puppeteer'
assault_rifle
Ablative Charge Disruption Rifle ACDR-2 'Sandpaper'
cyber
Acoustic Cavity Resonance Pistol ACRP-2 'Hollowpoint'
exotic
Acoustic Marrow Shear Rifle AMSR-6 'Tutor'
exotic
Arcturus Defense Solutions Concussive Breach Charge CBC-3 'Knocker'
explosive
Arcturus Defense Solutions Cryogenic Projector CP-4 'Frostbite'
energy
Arcturus Defense Solutions Directed EMP Rifle DER-5 'Blackout'
electromagnetic
Arcturus Defense Solutions Graviton Shield Projector GSP-1 'Aegis'
heavy
Arcturus Defense Solutions Kinetic Denial System KDS-4 'Bouncer'
heavy
Arcturus Defense Solutions Kinetic Impactor Round KIR-10 'Hammerfall'
rifle
Arcturus Defense Solutions Pulse Carbine PC-6 'Heartbeat'
electromagnetic
Arcturus Defense Solutions Orbital Strike Designator OSD-1 'Finger of God'
heavy
Arcturus Defense Solutions Microwave Area Denial MAD-3 'Sunburn'
energy
Arcturus Defense Solutions Magnetic Accelerator Rifle MAR-8 'Longbow'
rifle
Autonomous Swarm Dispersal Unit ASDU-3 'Locust'
drone
Autonomous Ferrofluid Denial Platform AFDP-2 'Tidemark'
drone
Arcturus Defense Solutions Thermal Lance TL-9 'Sunstroke'
energy
Autonomous Adhesive Denial Drone AADD-2 'Barnacle'
drone
Axiom Systems Biometric Lock Rifle BLR-3 'Personal'
rifle
Autonomous Swarm Dispersal Unit ASDU-4 'Locust'
drone
Axiom Systems Cognitive Grenade CG-1 'Brainstorm'
electromagnetic
Axiom Systems Perception Filter Rounds PFR-1 'Blind Spot'
exotic
Axiom Systems Synapse Interruptor SI-3 'Stutter'
electromagnetic
Axiom Systems Cortical Bomb CB-1 'Leash'
cyber-integrated
Axiom Systems Neural Disruptor ND-2 'Migraine'
electromagnetic
Ballistic Resonance Carbine BRC-6 'Kettledrum'
firearm
Axonal Stretch Resonance Lance
firearm
Bioelectric Cascade Charge
explosive
Barometric Implosion Carbine BIC-5 'Sinkhole'
cyber
Bioelectric Induction Lance BIL-3 'Lamprey'
melee
Biometric Denial Charge BDC-1
explosive
Bioluminescent Acoustic Disruptor BAD-2 'Choral'
exotic
Capillary Disruption Pistol CDP-2 'Bruiser'
firearm
Biophotonic Retinal Cascade Emitter BRCE-5 'Flashpoint'
energy
Carrion Defense Works Bone Saw BS-3 'Butcher'
melee
Capacitive Nerve Induction Lance CNIL-1 'Threadneedle'
energy
Carrion Defense Works Fragmentation Sleeve FS-2 'Shrapnel Hug'
explosive
Carrion Defense Works Entropic Shotgun ES-4 'Ragnarok'
shotgun
Carrion Defense Works Hemorrhage Rifle HR-6 'Bloodletter'
rifle
Carrion Defense Works Nerve Agent Micro-Dart System NAMDS-1 'Whisper'
exotic
Carrion Defense Works Miasma Projector MP-5 'Plague Bearer'
chemical
Carrion Defense Works Marrow Drill MD-7 'Dentist'
pistol
Carrion Defense Works Necrotizing Agent Sprayer NAS-2 'Rot'
chemical
Carrion Defense Works Ricochet Pistol RCH-1 'Billiard'
pistol
Carrion Defense Works Neural Lash NL-3 'Agony'
cyber-integrated
Carrion Defense Works Pathogen Delivery System PDS-4 'Typhoid'
chemical
Catalytic Aerosol Mortar CAM-3 'Lungful'
explosive
Catalytic Vapor Dispersal Charge CVDC-5
explosive
Cavitation Pulse Carbine CPC-2 'Bends'
firearm
Catalytic Interstitial Desiccation Drone CIDD-3 'Husk'
drone
Catalytic Spore Dispersal Drone CSDD-3 'Mulch'
drone
Cavitation Pulse Knuckles CPK-5 'Bloodwater'
melee
Cerulean Phosphene Projector CPP-3 'Phantom Light'
exotic
Cochlear Resonant Hemorrhage Projector
cyber
Coherent Thermal Excitation Rifle CTER-7 'Ashmaker'
energy
Coherent Radiation Scalpel CRS-7 'Suture'
energy
Corneal Piezoelectric Delamination Pistol
cyber
Cryogenic Dendrite Scatter Cannon CDSC-4 'Frostbite'
exotic
Coronal Discharge Projector CDP-9 'Sunburn'
exotic
Cortical Bleed Emitter CBE-4 'Lacuna'
cyber
Counter-Personnel Loiter Munition CPLM-7 'Patience'
drone
Crystalline Synovial Pressure Rifle CSPR-2 'Kneemaker'
exotic
Cryogenic Fracture Disbursement Mine CFDM-4
explosive
Dermal Induction Flayer DIF-2 'Saltwater'
exotic
Cryogenic Pressure Emitter CPE-2 'Frostbite'
energy
Dielectric Filament Anchor Drone DFAD-1 'Cobweb'
drone
Dielectric Hemorrhage Emitter DHE-4 'Blister'
energy
Dielectric Phase Inversion Glove DPIG-4 'Secondskin'
exotic
Dielectric Vitreous Humor Agitator DVHA-2 'Snowglobe'
exotic
Electrochemical Dissolution Sprayer EDS-2 'Lacquer'
exotic
Directed Overpressure Charge
explosive
Directed Oxidation Lance DOL-3 'Rustmaker'
cyber
Electrokinetic Pulse Drone EPD-3 'Thunderhead'
drone
Electrochemical Vapor Seeding Drone EVSD-4 'Rainmaker'
drone
Electrolytic Bone Density Projector EBDP-4 'Chalk'
energy
Electrostatic Adipose Polarization Drone EAPD-2 'Render'
drone
Electromagnetic Overpressure Charge EOC-8
explosive
Electrostatic Dermal Adhesion Projector
exotic
Electromagnetic Pulse Grenade EPG-5 'Deadstop'
explosive
Electrothermal Chemical Carbine ETCC-5 'Flashpoint'
firearm
Electrothermal Compression Lance ETCL-9 'Ironlung'
energy
Electrostatic Needle Array Rifle ENAR-3 'Porcupine'
firearm
Electrostatic Flensing Projector EFP-1 'Skinreader'
energy
Endolymphatic Pressure Cascade Rifle
exotic
Endothermic Synovial Disruption Rifle ESDR-1 'Lockjaw'
energy
Endocrine Cascade Volatilization Lance ECVL-5 'Burnout'
cyber
Ferroelectric Shatter Sidearm FESA-2 'Gravel'
exotic
Ferrofluid Induction Cannon FIC-6 'Ironbloom'
energy
Ferrofluid Dermal Infiltration Drone FDID-6 'Ironblush'
drone
Entropic Dielectric Pulse Emitter EDPE-5 'Candle'
energy
Galvanic Myofibril Lash
melee
Galvanic Marrow Projector GMP-1 'Marrowbone'
cyber
Galvanic Interstitial Fluid Displacement Lance
exotic
Galvanic Disruption Gauntlet GDG-2 'Palsy'
melee
Galvanic Periosteal Fatigue Emitter GPFE-4 'Hairline'
exotic
Galvanic Vapor Diffusion Pistol GVDP-1 'Saltlick'
exotic
Gauss Flechette Repeater GFR-3 'Needlerain'
firearm
Gravimetric Induction Pistol GIP-4 'Undertow'
energy
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TESSERA NeuroVeil NV-2 Interface Disruptor
The TESSERA NV-2 NeuroVeil is a topical neurotransmitter-interference compound delivered in a fine mist aerosol designed to penetrate the dermal interface zones of standard BCI hardware. Brain-computer interfaces rely on transdermal contact pads, induction coils, and micro-port arrays that necessarily expose small areas of biological tissue to the external environment — and it is precisely these interface zones that the NV-2 targets. The active compound is a synthetic glycoprotein analogue designated TX-119, developed from TESSERA's own BCI research division. When TX-119 contacts exposed BCI interface tissue, it binds to the glycocalyx layer of the interface neurons and temporarily disrupts the electrochemical signaling that allows the BCI to read and write neural data. The result is a cascade of degraded BCI function: visual overlays fragment, audio implants produce static or dropout, motor-assist augmentations lose calibration, and in some cases the subject experiences involuntary sensory hallucinations generated by corrupted feedback loops.
The NV-2 is a legitimate TESSERA product, sold through licensed security channels as a 'BCI-interference compliance tool' for use by certified security professionals dealing with subjects whose augmentations pose a tactical threat. Its legal status reflects a careful corporate calculation: TESSERA profits both from selling BCI systems and from selling tools that can disable competitors' BCI systems in security contexts. The compound is agent-specific — it does not affect biological tissue beyond minor transient irritation at the contact site — but the BCI disruption effects can be severe enough to cause falls, disorientation, and inability to use augmentation-dependent motor functions for 8–20 minutes depending on interface density.
Civil liberties organizations have repeatedly challenged the NV-2's licensed status, arguing that deliberately disrupting a person's neurological augmentation — which may include sensory prosthetics, communication systems, or medical monitoring hardware — constitutes a form of assault qualitatively distinct from conventional incapacitating sprays. TESSERA has successfully lobbied to maintain the licensed classification in all five GLMZ administrative zones.
The NV-2 is a legitimate TESSERA product, sold through licensed security channels as a 'BCI-interference compliance tool' for use by certified security professionals dealing with subjects whose augmentations pose a tactical threat. Its legal status reflects a careful corporate calculation: TESSERA profits both from selling BCI systems and from selling tools that can disable competitors' BCI systems in security contexts. The compound is agent-specific — it does not affect biological tissue beyond minor transient irritation at the contact site — but the BCI disruption effects can be severe enough to cause falls, disorientation, and inability to use augmentation-dependent motor functions for 8–20 minutes depending on interface density.
Civil liberties organizations have repeatedly challenged the NV-2's licensed status, arguing that deliberately disrupting a person's neurological augmentation — which may include sensory prosthetics, communication systems, or medical monitoring hardware — constitutes a form of assault qualitatively distinct from conventional incapacitating sprays. TESSERA has successfully lobbied to maintain the licensed classification in all five GLMZ administrative zones.
Clarity Meditation → Tessera Corponation
| name | TESSERA NeuroVeil NV-2 Interface Disruptor | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| category | spray | ||||||||||||||||||||
| manufacturer | Clarity Meditation | ||||||||||||||||||||
| tier availability | Tier 3+ | ||||||||||||||||||||
| legality | Licensed — requires certified security professional credential; use against medical BCI hardware is specifically prohibited under GLMZ Augmentation Protection Statute 44.7, though enforcement is inconsistent | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| specifications | Active compound: TX-119 glycoprotein analogue (2.8% concentration) Delivery: fine-mist aerosol, 2-micron particle size Target tissue: BCI dermal interface zones, transdermal induction sites Primary effect: BCI signal disruption, overlay fragmentation, motor-assist decalibration Secondary effect: transient skin irritation at contact site Duration of effect: 8–20 minutes (varies by interface density) Effective range: 0.5–2m Net volume: 60ml Price: Φ620 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| tactical use | Used by corporate security teams to neutralize subjects whose BCI augmentations provide tactical advantages — targeting reticles, encrypted communications, enhanced reflexes routed through neural interfaces, or drone control links. Application to the face, neck, and wrist interface zones produces the fastest effect. Security doctrine for NV-2 deployment typically includes immediate physical restraint following application, as the disruption window is finite and a recovering subject may become more dangerous as their augmentations come back online. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| cultural context | In augmented communities, the NV-2 is regarded with particular hostility — being 'ghostmade' (hit with neural fog) is described as a deeply disorienting and frightening experience, as subjects lose access to perceptions and capabilities they may have depended on for years. Some heavily augmented individuals describe the sensation as akin to sudden partial blindness. Street resellers who obtain NV-2 canisters charge significant premiums. The spray has a quiet but growing presence in organized crime, used to neutralize augmented security personnel or rival operators before a takedown. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| image prompt | Product photography of a sleek, clinical aerosol spray dispenser in gunmetal gray and stainless steel, positioned on a dark matte surface under dramatic side-lighting that emphasizes the brushed aluminum finish and polycarbonate pressure gauge. Shot from a three-quarter angle showing the ergonomic grip and precision nozzle assembly. Minimalist composition suggesting pharmaceutical/medical aesthetics but with subtle neo-noir edge — perhaps a gloved hand (black tactical glove) holding it against a dark background with faint blue ambient light reflecting off the stainless steel valve. The image should evoke precision, clinical authority, and corporate polish while hinting at its disruptive neural purpose. Include shallow depth of field with the nozzle in sharp focus. --ar 3:2 --v 6 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| visual prompt | Product photography of a sleek, clinical aerosol spray dispenser in gunmetal gray and stainless steel, positioned on a dark matte surface under dramatic side-lighting that emphasizes the brushed aluminum finish and polycarbonate pressure gauge. Shot from a three-quarter angle showing the ergonomic grip and precision nozzle assembly. Minimalist composition suggesting pharmaceutical/medical aesthetics but with subtle neo-noir edge — perhaps a gloved hand (black tactical glove) holding it against a dark background with faint blue ambient light reflecting off the stainless steel valve. The image should evoke precision, clinical authority, and corporate polish while hinting at its disruptive neural purpose. Include shallow depth of field with the nozzle in sharp focus. --ar 3:2 --v 6 |