03 Casing: Placed in the player's inventory when they find their third hypercube.02 Casing: Placed in the player's inventory when they find their second hypercube.The casings, and their schematics can be found: Most of these are obtained when the player finds the appropriate Hypercube. Each casing is unlocked when the player finds its schematic and uploads it using the scanner in the TARDIS Workshop. The Sonic Screwdriver can also have its casing changed to resemble any version of the tool from the history of the show. If the TARDIS is in Advanced Mode this function is disabled and the player must use the Stattenheim Remote Control. TARDIS Recall: If the TARDIS is in Basic Mode, this will make the TARDIS materialise in front of the player.This function will not work on alien technology. Disarm/Disable Weaponry: Will pull any weapon out of the hands of an enemy, or will disable the functionality of the weapons on robots and turrets.

Scan for Lifesigns: Will highlight any living creature in the player's field of view.Hack: Will successfully hack any computer from Very Easy to Very Hard difficulty.Lockpick: Will unlock any lock from Very Easy to Very Hard difficulty.This skill is given by the player's (Science + Repair)/2. The Sonic Screwdriver has five functions which can be unlocked through the TARDIS Upgrade Workbench of the player has the appropriate Temporal Engineering skill. In-game, the Sonic Screwdriver does no damage and cannot be used to attack in any way. The Sonic Screwdriver is a tool added by Fallout Who Vegas, based on the multitool of the same name used by several incarnations of The Doctor on the history of the show.

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