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{{for|a full list of Ammo items|:Category:Ammo}}
 
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=Bullets=
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== Bullets ==
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Cartridges in Underrail come in the following calibers: '''''5mm''''', '''''7.62mm''''', '''''8.6mm''''', '''''9mm''''', '''''.44''''' and '''''12.7mm'''''. There is no distinction between pistol and rifle rounds.
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Firearm ammunition in Underrail comes in the following calibers: '''''5mm''''', '''''7.62mm''''', '''''8.6mm''''', '''''9mm''''', '''''.44in''''' and '''''12.7mm'''''. They are all packed into a universal cartridge that any weapon class can use if the weapon is of that caliber. When crafting firearms, one of the components is the barrel which will dictate the caliber of the weapon. Not all weapon classes and models can use all calibers.
  
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Three different types of ammunition are available for each caliber - [[#Standard Rounds|Standard]], expanding [[#JHP Rounds|JHP]] and armor-piercing [[#W2C Rounds|W2C]] rounds. The value of different rounds can gives a rough idea of their relative rarity and power.
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Three different types of ammunition are available for all calibers - [[#Standard Rounds|Standard]], expanding [[#JHP Rounds|JHP]] and armor-piercing [[#W2C Rounds|W2C]] rounds. Additionally, each caliber has its own craftable special round type. The value of different rounds can give a rough idea of their relative rarity and power.
  
  
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You can mix and match different rounds of the same caliber into a single magazine, allowing for additional tactical options and full reloads when less than one magazine worth of a single ammo type is available.
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You can mix and match different rounds of the same caliber into a single magazine using the '''Load Single Bullet''' options, allowing for additional tactical options and full reloads when less than one magazine worth of a single ammo type is available.
  
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==Standard Rounds==
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Quick reload commands for standard {{key|Shift}} + {{key|Q}}, W2C {{key|Shift}} + {{key|W}}, JHP {{key|Shift}} + {{key|E}} and special {{key|Shift}} + {{key|R}} rounds are also available.
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=== Standard Rounds ===
 
{|  
 
{|  
 
|[[File:ammo_standard_25x50.PNG|link=]]
 
|[[File:ammo_standard_25x50.PNG|link=]]
 
|''Standard round.''
 
|''Standard round.''
 
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The most common and cheapest variety. Has no drawbacks nor special strengths.
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The cheapest and by far the most common variety. Has no drawbacks nor special strengths.
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*[[.44 Standard Round]] - value 45
 
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*[[12.7mm Standard Round]] - value 80
 
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*[[5mm Standard Round]] - value 10
 
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*[[7.62mm Standard Round]] - value 14
 
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*[[8.6mm Standard Round]] - value 20
 
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*[[9mm Standard Round]] - value 26
 
  
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==JHP Rounds==
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=== JHP Rounds ===
 
{|
 
{|
 
|[[File:ammo_JHP_25x50.PNG|link=]]
 
|[[File:ammo_JHP_25x50.PNG|link=]]
 
|''Jacketed hollow point round.''
 
|''Jacketed hollow point round.''
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''Incurs 150% of mechanical damage resistance and threshold, but the damage that penetrates the armor is increased by 25% against organic targets.''
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''Incurs 150% of mechanical damage resistance and threshold, but the damage that penetrates the armor is increased by 40% against organic targets.''
 
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|}
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Rarer and more expensive than standard rounds, ''JHP Rounds'' are best used against soft, unarmored targets to cause extra damage.
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Rarer and more expensive than standard rounds, ''JHP rounds'' are best used against soft, unarmored targets to cause extra damage.
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*[[.44 JHP Round]] - value 20
 
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*[[12.7mm JHP Round]] - value 90
 
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*[[5mm JHP Round]] - value 20
 
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*[[7.62mm JHP Round]] - value 20
 
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*[[8.6mm JHP Round]] - value 26
 
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*[[9mm JHP Round]] - value 18
 
  
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==W2C Rounds==
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=== W<sub>2</sub>C Rounds ===
 
{|
 
{|
 
|[[File:ammo_W2C_25x50.PNG|link=]]
 
|[[File:ammo_W2C_25x50.PNG|link=]]
 
|''Armor-piercing cartridge with a tungsten carbide bullet.''
 
|''Armor-piercing cartridge with a tungsten carbide bullet.''
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''Ignores 50% of target's mechanical damage resistance and threshold.''
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''Ignores 30-45% of target's mechanical damage resistance, depending on the caliber, and 65% of damage threshold.''
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Rarer and more expensive than standard rounds, ''W<sub>2</sub>C rounds'' are best used against heavily armored or mechanical targets, such as auto-turrets and wheeled bots.
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=== Special Rounds ===
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In addition to the universal Standard, JHP and W<sub>2</sub>C rounds, each caliber has a unique special round type. These can be acquired by reloading your spent casings with appropriate [[blueprints]]. There is a 30% chance to gain spent casing whenever firing a firearm.
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[[File:Ammo_5mm_shock.png|link=]] [[5mm Shock Round]]
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[[File:Ammo_7.62mm_ms.png|link=]] [[7.62mm Micro-Shrapnel Round]]
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[[File:Ammo_8.6mm_inc.png|link=]] [[8.6mm Incendiary Round]]
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[[File:Ammo_9mm_acid.png|link=]] [[9mm Acid Round]]
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[[File:Ammo_.44_exp.png|link=]] [[.44 Explosive Round]]
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[[File:Ammo_12.7mm_cnt.png|link=]] [[12.7mm Contaminated Round]]
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=== Weight and value ===
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Notably, 9mm JHP rounds are relatively cheap.
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{| class="sortable wikitable"
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|-
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! colspan="2" | !! colspan="3" | Value
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! Caliber !! Weight !! Std !! JHP !! W<sub>2</sub>C
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| data-sort-value="05" | 5mm    || 0,02 || 10 || 20 || 20
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| data-sort-value="07" | 7.62mm || 0,03 || 14 || 20 || 24
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| data-sort-value="08" | 8.6mm  || 0,03 || 20 || 26 || 30
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| data-sort-value="09" | 9mm    || 0,04 || 26 || 18 || 36
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| data-sort-value="11" | .44    || 0,06 || 45 || 52 || 60
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|-
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| data-sort-value="12" | 12.7mm || 0,06 || 80 || 90 || 110
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|}
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== Shells {{expedition-inline|Expedition}} ==
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[[File:6p_Shotgun_Shell.png|text-top|link=]]
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Exclusive to [[Underrail: Expedition]], shotgun shells are all 12 gauge shells with a variable pellet count which is denoted in their name ranging from 3 pellets to 20.
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Each pellet rolls its own attack roll, damage roll, and crit roll individually and can potentially hit bystanders if the initial target is missed. Lower pellet count shells have more damage per pellet and have armor piercing while high pellet count shells are suited for unarmored targets.
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Name !! Damage/Pellet !! Total Damage !! DT Reduction !! DR Reduction
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| {{Itemlink|20p Shotgun Shell}} || 6% || 120% || 40% || 0%
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| {{Itemlink|12p Shotgun Shell}} || 9% || 108% || 55% || 0%
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| {{Itemlink|6p Shotgun Shell}} || 15% || 90% || 70% || 30%
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| {{Itemlink|3p Tungsten Shotgun Shell}} || 25% || 75% || 80% || 50%
 
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Rarer and more expensive than standard rounds, ''W2C Rounds'' are best used against heavily armored or mechanical targets, such as auto-turrets and wheeled bots.
 
  
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*[[.44 W2C Round]] - value 60
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== Launcher Grenades {{heavyduty-inline|Heavy Duty}} ==
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*[[12.7mm W2C Round]] - value 110
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[[File:40mm_Frag_Grenade.png|text-top|link=]]
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*[[5mm W2C Round]] - value 20
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Exclusive to [[Underrail: Heavy Duty]], launcher grenades are used in grenade launchers, and come in two calibers: 25mm and 40mm depending on the weapon frame.
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*[[7.62mm W2C Round]] - value 24
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*[[8.6mm W2C Round]] - value 30
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25mm grenades have an explosion radius of 1, while 40mm grenades have an explosion radius of 2. Both 25mm and 40mm have fragmentation and high explosive grenades available. Additionally each caliber has two specialty grenade types: incendiary and concussive for 25mm, and cluster and thermobaric for 40mm.
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*[[9mm W2C Round]] - value 36
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=== Frag Grenades ===
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{{Itemlink|25mm Frag Grenade}}<br>
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{{Itemlink|40mm Frag Grenade}}<br>
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Fragmentation launcher grenades deal their damage primarily through shrapnel which is suited for unarmored targets. More shrapnel is likely to hit near the center.
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=== HE Grenades ===
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{{Itemlink|25mm High-Explosive Grenade}}<br>
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{{Itemlink|40mm High-Explosive Grenade}}<br>
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High explosive launcher grenades are effective and dedicated anti-armor explosives that are still functional against unarmored foes if needed.
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=== 25mm Specialty Grenades ===
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{{Itemlink|25mm Concussive Grenade}}<br>
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Concussive launcher grenades deal low mechanical damage, but always daze injured foes, and have a small chance to stun targets who are already dazed.
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{{Itemlink|25mm Incendiary Grenade}}<br>
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Incendiary launcher grenades deal low initial heat damage, however it can set targets on fire (which can cause [[fear]]), sets the ground abaze, and has increased radius for a 25mm round.
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=== 40mm Specialty Grenades ===
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{{Itemlink|40mm Cluster Grenade}}<br>
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Cluster launcher grenades initially explode in a small radius for minimal damage, however afterwards 8 additional bombs are released in a massive radius that each then create another small explosion.
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{{Itemlink|40mm Thermobaric Grenade}}<br>
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Thermobaric launcher grenades explode in an even larger radius than standard 40mm grenades, deal increased heat damage, and penetrate damage resistance and threshold.
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== Bolts ==
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[[File:ammo_bolts.png|text-top|link=Bolts]]
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[[Bolts]] are the standard crossbow ammunition. They have no need to be loaded individually, so long as the character has spare bolts they are loaded with each shot.
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=== Special Bolts ===
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Crossbows also have a wide variety of special bolts available, which are equipped as [[utilities]] and launched with the current crossbow for 4 more AP than its regular attack.
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* {{Itemlink|Broadhead Bolt}}{{expedition-inline}}
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* {{Itemlink|Serrated Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Acid Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Rusting Acid Bolt}}{{expedition-inline}}
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* {{Itemlink|Corrosive Acid Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Black Dragon Poison Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Cave Ear Poison Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Crawler Poison Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Burrower Poison Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Blinding Poison Bolt}}{{expedition-inline}}
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* {{Itemlink|Leper Poison Bolt}}{{expedition-inline}}
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* {{Itemlink|Heartbreak Poison Bolt}}{{expedition-inline}}
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* {{Itemlink|Tranquilizing Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Incendiary Bolt}} ({{Itemlink|Incendiary Bolt Mk II|Mk II}}, {{Itemlink|Incendiary Bolt Mk III|Mk III}})
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* {{Itemlink|Shock Bolt}} ({{Itemlink|Shock Bolt Mk II|Mk II}}, {{Itemlink|Shock Bolt Mk III|Mk III}})
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* {{Itemlink|Spirit Poison Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Putrefying Bolt}}
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* {{Itemlink|Void Bolt}}{{expedition-inline}}
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== Batteries ==
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[[File:battery1.png|text-top|link=Supercharged Lithium Cell]]
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Batteries can be used to recharge various items and equipment. Notably energy weapons such as laser, plasma, and electroshock pistols rely on batteries to regain energy. Instead of utilizing a variety of specialty ammunition these weapons instead benefit from higher quality batteries that can restore more energy per use.
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Name !! Energy !! Weight !! Value
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| {{Itemlink|Supercharged Lithium Cell}} || 30 || 0.10 || 100
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| {{Itemlink|Fusion Cell}} || 100 || 0.10 || 300
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| {{Itemlink|Plasma Cell}} || 200 || 0.10 || 600
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| {{Itemlink|Greater Fusion Cell}} || 500 || 1.5 || 1200
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== Chemical ammunition ==
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[[File:ammo_bolts.png|link=Bolts]]
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[[File:Acid Vial.png|text-top|link=Acid Vial]]
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[[Bolts]] are the crossbow standard ammunition. They are not retrievable after use.
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Chemical weapons use special vials filled with chemicals as their ammunition. They come in acidic, cryogel, and incendiary varieties.
  
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==Special Bolts==
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=== Acid Vials ===
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Crossbows also have a wide variety of special bolts available, listed under [[Utilities]].
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{{Itemlink|Acid Vial}}<br>
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{{Itemlink|Corrosive Acid Vial}}<br>
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{{Itemlink|Rusting Acid Vial}}{{expedition-inline}}<br>
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Usable by acid blob pistols, they entangle targets and deal Acid damage. Corrosive ammunition lowers enemy damage resistance and threshold, while rusting deals more damage to machines.
  
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=== Cryogel Vials ===
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{{Itemlink|Cryogel Vial}}<br>
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Usable by cryoliquid blob pistols, it freezes and chills targets while dealing Cold damage.
  
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=== Incendiary Vials ===
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{{Itemlink|Incendiary Vial|}}<br>
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Usable by incendiary blob pistols, it sets targets on fire and deals Heat damage.
  
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[[Category:Ammo| Ammo]]

Latest revision as of 11:55, 13 November 2023

For a full list of Ammo items, see Category:Ammo.

Bullets

Burst.png

Firearm ammunition in Underrail comes in the following calibers: 5mm, 7.62mm, 8.6mm, 9mm, .44in and 12.7mm. They are all packed into a universal cartridge that any weapon class can use if the weapon is of that caliber. When crafting firearms, one of the components is the barrel which will dictate the caliber of the weapon. Not all weapon classes and models can use all calibers.

Three different types of ammunition are available for all calibers - Standard, expanding JHP and armor-piercing W2C rounds. Additionally, each caliber has its own craftable special round type. The value of different rounds can give a rough idea of their relative rarity and power.


You can mix and match different rounds of the same caliber into a single magazine using the Load Single Bullet options, allowing for additional tactical options and full reloads when less than one magazine worth of a single ammo type is available.

Quick reload commands for standard Shift + Q, W2C Shift + W, JHP Shift + E and special Shift + R rounds are also available.

Standard Rounds

Ammo standard 25x50.PNG Standard round.

The cheapest and by far the most common variety. Has no drawbacks nor special strengths.

JHP Rounds

Ammo JHP 25x50.PNG Jacketed hollow point round.

Incurs 150% of mechanical damage resistance and threshold, but the damage that penetrates the armor is increased by 40% against organic targets.

Rarer and more expensive than standard rounds, JHP rounds are best used against soft, unarmored targets to cause extra damage.

W2C Rounds

Ammo W2C 25x50.PNG Armor-piercing cartridge with a tungsten carbide bullet.

Ignores 30-45% of target's mechanical damage resistance, depending on the caliber, and 65% of damage threshold.

Rarer and more expensive than standard rounds, W2C rounds are best used against heavily armored or mechanical targets, such as auto-turrets and wheeled bots.

Special Rounds

In addition to the universal Standard, JHP and W2C rounds, each caliber has a unique special round type. These can be acquired by reloading your spent casings with appropriate blueprints. There is a 30% chance to gain spent casing whenever firing a firearm.

5mm Shock Round.png 5mm Shock Round

7.62mm Micro-Shrapnel Round.png 7.62mm Micro-Shrapnel Round

8.6mm Incendiary Round.png 8.6mm Incendiary Round

9mm Acid Round.png 9mm Acid Round

.44 Explosive Round.png .44 Explosive Round

12.7mm Contaminated Round.png 12.7mm Contaminated Round

Weight and value

Notably, 9mm JHP rounds are relatively cheap.

Value
Caliber Weight Std JHP W2C
5mm 0,02 10 20 20
7.62mm 0,03 14 20 24
8.6mm 0,03 20 26 30
9mm 0,04 26 18 36
.44 0,06 45 52 60
12.7mm 0,06 80 90 110

Shells  Expedition

6p Shotgun Shell.png Exclusive to Underrail: Expedition, shotgun shells are all 12 gauge shells with a variable pellet count which is denoted in their name ranging from 3 pellets to 20.

Each pellet rolls its own attack roll, damage roll, and crit roll individually and can potentially hit bystanders if the initial target is missed. Lower pellet count shells have more damage per pellet and have armor piercing while high pellet count shells are suited for unarmored targets.

Name Damage/Pellet Total Damage DT Reduction DR Reduction
Icon 20p Shotgun Shell 6% 120% 40% 0%
Icon 12p Shotgun Shell 9% 108% 55% 0%
Icon 6p Shotgun Shell 15% 90% 70% 30%
Icon 3p Tungsten Shotgun Shell 25% 75% 80% 50%

Launcher Grenades  Heavy Duty

40mm Frag Grenade.png Exclusive to Underrail: Heavy Duty, launcher grenades are used in grenade launchers, and come in two calibers: 25mm and 40mm depending on the weapon frame.

25mm grenades have an explosion radius of 1, while 40mm grenades have an explosion radius of 2. Both 25mm and 40mm have fragmentation and high explosive grenades available. Additionally each caliber has two specialty grenade types: incendiary and concussive for 25mm, and cluster and thermobaric for 40mm.

Frag Grenades

Icon 25mm Frag Grenade
Icon 40mm Frag Grenade
Fragmentation launcher grenades deal their damage primarily through shrapnel which is suited for unarmored targets. More shrapnel is likely to hit near the center.

HE Grenades

Icon 25mm High-Explosive Grenade
Icon 40mm High-Explosive Grenade
High explosive launcher grenades are effective and dedicated anti-armor explosives that are still functional against unarmored foes if needed.

25mm Specialty Grenades

Icon 25mm Concussive Grenade
Concussive launcher grenades deal low mechanical damage, but always daze injured foes, and have a small chance to stun targets who are already dazed.

Icon 25mm Incendiary Grenade
Incendiary launcher grenades deal low initial heat damage, however it can set targets on fire (which can cause fear), sets the ground abaze, and has increased radius for a 25mm round.

40mm Specialty Grenades

Icon 40mm Cluster Grenade
Cluster launcher grenades initially explode in a small radius for minimal damage, however afterwards 8 additional bombs are released in a massive radius that each then create another small explosion.

Icon 40mm Thermobaric Grenade
Thermobaric launcher grenades explode in an even larger radius than standard 40mm grenades, deal increased heat damage, and penetrate damage resistance and threshold.

Bolts

Bolt.png Bolts are the standard crossbow ammunition. They have no need to be loaded individually, so long as the character has spare bolts they are loaded with each shot.

Special Bolts

Crossbows also have a wide variety of special bolts available, which are equipped as utilities and launched with the current crossbow for 4 more AP than its regular attack.

Batteries

Supercharged Lithium Cell.png Batteries can be used to recharge various items and equipment. Notably energy weapons such as laser, plasma, and electroshock pistols rely on batteries to regain energy. Instead of utilizing a variety of specialty ammunition these weapons instead benefit from higher quality batteries that can restore more energy per use.

Name Energy Weight Value
Icon Supercharged Lithium Cell 30 0.10 100
Icon Fusion Cell 100 0.10 300
Icon Plasma Cell 200 0.10 600
Icon Greater Fusion Cell 500 1.5 1200

Chemical ammunition

Acid Vial.png Chemical weapons use special vials filled with chemicals as their ammunition. They come in acidic, cryogel, and incendiary varieties.

Acid Vials

Icon Acid Vial
Icon Corrosive Acid Vial
Icon Rusting Acid Vial E
Usable by acid blob pistols, they entangle targets and deal Acid damage. Corrosive ammunition lowers enemy damage resistance and threshold, while rusting deals more damage to machines.

Cryogel Vials

Icon Cryogel Vial
Usable by cryoliquid blob pistols, it freezes and chills targets while dealing Cold damage.

Incendiary Vials

Icon Incendiary Vial
Usable by incendiary blob pistols, it sets targets on fire and deals Heat damage.

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Ammo
Standard rounds Ammo standard 25x50.PNG
JHP rounds
W2C rounds
Special rounds
Shotgun shells
Launcher grenades
Crossbow bolts
Energy sources
Chemical ammo
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