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Does anyone use the stats of one piece of equipment but describe it different for flavor reasons in society play? Like describing a weapon differently than it is in the book to match the flavor of your character better? I cant imagine its "illegal" to do it, but I can see it being frowned upon. Thoughts?

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That is a fine example of the variation you can expect. Me personally, if you are mechanically treating it as a corona artillery laser, I wouldn't care if you flavored it as a small flower (also note that there is a glamor weapon fusion). Enemies will know it is a heavy weapon (unless it is glamored). Admittedly, conceptualization breaks down the farther you deviate from the actual item. But meh, you play how you want.
The main point is that it only really matters how your specific play group(s) run it. You will not be playing with everyone on these boards. So, their view on this worth close to a grain of salt (myself included). Check with your play group(s) and that is where the important answer lies.

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That is a fine example of the variation you can expect. Me personally, if you are mechanically treating it as a corona artillery laser, I wouldn't care if you flavored it as a small flower (also note that there is a glamor weapon fusion). Enemies will know it is a heavy weapon (unless it is glamored). Admittedly, conceptualization breaks down the farther you deviate from the actual item. But meh, you play how you want.
The main point is that it only really matters how your specific play group(s) run it. You will not be playing with everyone on these boards. So, their view on this worth close to a grain of salt (myself included). Check with your play group(s) and that is where the important answer lies.
Probably a very big flower, from the jungles of Castrovel perhaps? ;)

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In my home game, the PCs are in the Lovecraftian Dreamlands right now. They helped a hunter kill a frost-breathing bear, and the hunter crafted a weapon out of the creature's carcass, specifically a hailstorm-class zero rifle. Of course, this being the Dreamlands, the bear's head at the end of the rifle is still alive and makes commentary between shooting bolts of cold from its mouth.
Strange flavor, indeed!