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The Vampire Gun is a weapon that appears in Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion. Rather than being an actual gun, it is a strange leech-like creature that is worn on the hand like a glove. The weapon works as an life-absorbing device that sucks the energy from victims, while simultaneously giving health energy to the wielder.

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  • Vampire Gun
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  • The Vampire Gun is a weapon that appears in Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion. Rather than being an actual gun, it is a strange leech-like creature that is worn on the hand like a glove. The weapon works as an life-absorbing device that sucks the energy from victims, while simultaneously giving health energy to the wielder.
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  • Absorbing
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  • None
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  • Secondary Function
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  • Weapon Type
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  • The Vampire Gun is a weapon that appears in Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion. Rather than being an actual gun, it is a strange leech-like creature that is worn on the hand like a glove. The weapon works as an life-absorbing device that sucks the energy from victims, while simultaneously giving health energy to the wielder.
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