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Revision as of 01:29, 17 January 2012
The Plasma Pistol is a smaller version of the Plasma Gun and is just as dangerous as other Imperial Plasma Weapons. They are favoured by officers due to their rarity and also due to the power afforded by them. It offers a penetrating capacity unique among broadly distributed pistol-sized weapons, and can easily take out heavily armoured enemies. Only the highest officers have access to them, the exception being two members of a Space Marine Assault Squad. They may take them so as to become more effective as tank hunters.
The current design in use is the MK III 'Sunfury'.
Contents
Known and Mentioned Plasma Pistol Production Sites and Patterns
- MK III "Sunfury"
- Ryza Pattern "Wraith"1
Famous Plasma Pistol Users
Imperial Guard
- Captain Al'rahem from the Tallarn Desert Raiders
- Colonel Schaeffer from the current and old Last Chancers
- Colonel Iron Hand Straken from the Catachan Jungle Fighters
- Commissar Viktor Hark from the Tanith First and Only
- Shiv from the old Last Chancers
Space Marines
- Mephiston - Chief Librarian of the Blood Angels
- Cato Sicarius - Captain of the Ultramarines 2nd Company
- Lukas the Trickster - Blood Claw of the Space Wolves
- Ulrik the Slayer - Wolf Priest of the Space Wolves
Chaos Space Marines
- Khârn the Betrayer of the World Eaters
- Cypher of the Fallen Angels
An Inquisitor armed with the plasma pistol.
