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| rdfs:comment | - It was usually used as a crowd-control weapon, or in place of more powerful weapons by the security forces of the Core Worlds such as those on Corellia. In contrast, slavers organizations such as the Mytaranor Slaving Council used them to a more lethal effect. It is rumored that during the Galactic Civil War, there existed material to build stun batons with incredible power in a Geonosian Bio-Lab, supposedly hidden on Yavin 4.
- A stun baton is a weapon used to incapacitate a person by administering electric shock.
- A stun baton was used by Amanda Ripley in 2137 aboard Sevastopol Station.
- Upon physical contact, the target is immobilized due to a powerful electrical shock. This was the primary defense weapon used by Captain Cross, and is seen used against the infected and Alex Mercer.
- Stun Batons were melee weapons that would temporarily stun enemies while still dealing some damage.
- The stun baton is a companion weapon which was cut from Fallout: New Vegas.
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* The item was a pickup from Shock Baton in Fallout 3.
- At Detention Complex 26, Major Klev routinely carried a stun baton in regular inspections of the facility's Suliban internees. When a Suliban man accidentally dropped a cup amid one of the inspections, Klev jabbed the male prisoner with the stun baton. On another inspection, Klev used the handle of his stun baton to painlessly nudge a Suliban boy into line and to subsequently separate Travis Mayweather from Jonathan Archer, as Colonel Grat had asked to speak to the latter Starfleet officer alone. Klev later used his stun baton to painfully prod Malcolm Reed, while Reed was disguised as a Suliban and was being shepherded – along with Mayweather – out of a cell by Klev, as both Reed and Mayweather were late for an inspection. Klev had his stun baton with him when he died in an explosion, mom
- The Stun Baton is a default backup weapon for enemies that are Disarmed by certain abilities. It is used by both Grineer and Corpus enemies alike, but only used by enemies who are not already melee-focused enemies such as Butchers. Regardless of the enemy which wields the weapon, it will deal a base 60 damage in the hands of a level 1 enemy, with each level adding approximately 3.2 additional damage. Therefore, it can be assumed that a level 100 enemy will deal about 380 damage to shielding with each swing.
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**Overall quality: 66%
**Shock Resistance: 33%
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*Min Damage Modified
**Overall Quality: 66%
**Shock Resistance: 33%
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| perk | - Bloody Mess
- Lord Death
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| Resources | - *18 Steel
*18 Ferrous Metal
*10 Polysteel Copper
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| abstract | - The Stun Baton is a default backup weapon for enemies that are Disarmed by certain abilities. It is used by both Grineer and Corpus enemies alike, but only used by enemies who are not already melee-focused enemies such as Butchers. Regardless of the enemy which wields the weapon, it will deal a base 60 damage in the hands of a level 1 enemy, with each level adding approximately 3.2 additional damage. Therefore, it can be assumed that a level 100 enemy will deal about 380 damage to shielding with each swing. Additionally, combo "Jab" moves can be done by enemies which will inflict about double damage, which would equal 120 at base level or 960 at level 100. Note that these numbers are based on tests conducted on shields on level 1, 6, and 11 enemies, and was not tested on health, due to the damage type of the weapon not being known.
- It was usually used as a crowd-control weapon, or in place of more powerful weapons by the security forces of the Core Worlds such as those on Corellia. In contrast, slavers organizations such as the Mytaranor Slaving Council used them to a more lethal effect. It is rumored that during the Galactic Civil War, there existed material to build stun batons with incredible power in a Geonosian Bio-Lab, supposedly hidden on Yavin 4.
- A stun baton is a weapon used to incapacitate a person by administering electric shock.
- A stun baton was used by Amanda Ripley in 2137 aboard Sevastopol Station.
- Upon physical contact, the target is immobilized due to a powerful electrical shock. This was the primary defense weapon used by Captain Cross, and is seen used against the infected and Alex Mercer.
- Stun Batons were melee weapons that would temporarily stun enemies while still dealing some damage.
- The stun baton is a companion weapon which was cut from Fallout: New Vegas.
- File:Huge item stunbaton 01.png |-| Original =
* The item was a pickup from Shock Baton in Fallout 3.
- At Detention Complex 26, Major Klev routinely carried a stun baton in regular inspections of the facility's Suliban internees. When a Suliban man accidentally dropped a cup amid one of the inspections, Klev jabbed the male prisoner with the stun baton. On another inspection, Klev used the handle of his stun baton to painlessly nudge a Suliban boy into line and to subsequently separate Travis Mayweather from Jonathan Archer, as Colonel Grat had asked to speak to the latter Starfleet officer alone. Klev later used his stun baton to painfully prod Malcolm Reed, while Reed was disguised as a Suliban and was being shepherded – along with Mayweather – out of a cell by Klev, as both Reed and Mayweather were late for an inspection. Klev had his stun baton with him when he died in an explosion, moments later. (ENT: "Detained") This Tandaran weapon is not named on screen; the reference to it as a stun baton comes from the final draft script of "Detained". Although Reed recovers fairly quickly from being struck by Klev's stun baton in the episode's final version, the weapon caused Reed to fall to his knees, dazed, in the script. Reed and Klev then struggled with each other for the stun baton, Reed finally hitting it against Klev's jaw, knocking him unconscious. During a rescue operation conducted by Major J. Hayes in a trellium-D mine, S. Money was able to use her stun baton to defend herself against an enemy. (ENT: "The Xindi") A Xindi-Reptilian was stunned by a MACO using a stun baton. The Reptilian committed suicide. (ENT: "Rajiin") Private F. Hawkins was using his stun baton aboard the Vulcan D'kyr-type combat cruiser Seleya in 2153 against the crewmembers after one of them disarmed him when he was using his particle rifle. (ENT: "Impulse") In 2154, one of the Orion slavers at the Verex III slave processing station struck his baton against a holding pen containing T'Pol, to put an abrupt end to a discussion between her and Jonathan Archer, who was outside the pen, along with the Orion slavers. After Archer and Doctor Arik Soong enabled the slaves there to escape, the Orion slavers attempted to control the escaped slaves by striking them with the batons. Conversely, Soong, who Archer had been keeping in handcuffs, managed to escape by electrocuting Archer with one of the batons. Soong then used his baton to administer an electric shock to his own neck, where a Starfleet transponder had been implanted. He was thereby able to deactivate the transponder. (ENT: "Borderland")
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