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[[File:250px-Attonkreiablackmail.jpg|right]] '''Force Cage''' '''Model''': Damorind Securities Model S-3<br /> '''Type''': Humanoid portable containment system<br /> '''Skill''': [[Security.|Security]] (to assemble)<br /> '''Cost''': 7,000<br /> '''Availability''': 3<br /> '''Game Notes''': An Easy [[Security.|security]] roll is necessary to properly assemble the device; if not assembled properly, the shock system does not work. The shock system may be set for variable damage (1D-7D, stun or normal damage). Anyone confined within the cage must make an opposed roll against the cage's Strength of 7D to break out. Along with standard materials such as syntherope and common restraint devices used by planetary law enforcement agencies, several types of confinement apparatus are employed by bounty hunters involved in live capture operations. One of these is the Force Cage.A portable adaptation of standard force field lockups employed by Imperial law enforcement agencies. Using a collapsible exoskeleton frame of synthetic ceramics, a force cage is a two meter long by four meter wide by two meter tall construct; collapsible bi-state memory plastic plates form the floor of the cage. The cage can be assembled in about five minutes. Any acquisition placed in the cage is suitably confined - they may sit or stand on the floor, but anyone attempting to reach outside the cage is shocked. Also, anyone trying to cut through the floor of the cage is shocked by a layer of shock circuits within the floor plates. The force cage projects its force field between the frame bars and along the inside of the frame. Anyone on the inside of the cage is shocked if they try to reach between the frame bars or touch the frame rails. The outside frame rails are insulated, so people may push the cage by pushing on the rails
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