Laser Sights

These devices use a low-powered
laser beam to project an aiming dot
onto the target. Some use a visible
beam; others use a beam visible only
to infrared or ultraviolet vision.
Laser sights have a maximum
range at which they are effective;
beyond that range, the dot is too dis-
persed to be visible. If no maximum
range is given, assume the sight’s
range is matched to the 1/2D range of
the weapon on which it is mounted.
If you can see your own aiming
dot, you get +1 to hit, regardless of
whether you took an Aim maneuver.
But if the target can see it, he gets +1
to Dodge! Activating a laser sight is a
free action; specify whether it’s on
before you Aim or Attack.