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|This hefty hammer has massive armor penetration and will ignore most standard armor unless such protection is specially designed for melee combat. | |This hefty hammer has massive armor penetration and will ignore most standard armor unless such protection is specially designed for melee combat. | ||
When wielded in two hands, the user can channel for six uninterrupted seconds to prepare a supercharged blow. A supercharged blow will instantly destroy walls, machines, and most structures. If the supercharged hit targets a mech, it will do a third of its max HP in addition to its normal damage. If the supercharged hit targets a person, it will paralyze them for two seconds and send them flying with force. | When wielded in two hands, the user can channel for six uninterrupted seconds to prepare a supercharged blow. A supercharged blow will instantly destroy walls, machines, and most structures. If the supercharged hit targets a mech, it will do a third of its max HP in addition to its normal damage. If the supercharged hit targets a person, it will paralyze them for two seconds and send them flying with force. | ||
If you are a preternis, you charge the hammer in 4.5 seconds, rather than 6. | |||
One-handing or dropping the hammer will cause it to lose its supercharged state. | One-handing or dropping the hammer will cause it to lose its supercharged state. | ||
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===== Arrows ===== | ===== Arrows ===== | ||
Note: This lists only arrows that can be acquired by normal means. All arrows do 20 extra damage to fauna unless otherwise stated. | Note: This lists only arrows that can be acquired by normal means. All arrows do 20 extra damage to fauna unless otherwise stated. | ||
Arrows travel slightly slower than most ballistic projectiles. | |||
*[[File:Arrow.png|32px]]'''Wooden Arrow:''' A basic arrow dealing 20 brute damage. Has a small chance to break and a respectable embed chance. | *[[File:Arrow.png|32px]]'''Wooden Arrow:''' A basic arrow dealing 20 brute damage. Has a small chance to break and a respectable embed chance. | ||
*[[File:Arrow_ash.png|32px]]'''Ashen Arrow:''' A fire-reinforced arrow dealing 25 brute damage. Can't shatter on impact and has a low embed chance. | *[[File:Arrow_ash.png|32px]]'''Ashen Arrow:''' A fire-reinforced arrow dealing 25 brute damage. Can't shatter on impact and has a low embed chance. | ||
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==== Bow ==== | ==== Bow ==== | ||
Energy bows cannot use regular arrows. Instead, they replicate hardlight projectiles, thus only requiring drawing before being fired. Energy arrows cannot be reused and will dissipate after use. If they embed, they will deal 1 damage (of the arrow's type) per tick for 10 ticks before dissipating. | Energy bows cannot use regular arrows. Instead, they replicate hardlight projectiles, thus only requiring drawing before being fired. Energy arrows cannot be reused and will dissipate after use. If they embed, they will deal 1 damage (of the arrow's type) per tick for 10 ticks before dissipating. | ||
Despite being made of energy, arrows fired from these bows will travel at the same speed of a ballistic arrow, making them actually faster than most other energy-based projectiles, but slower than most bullets. | |||
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