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They add extra damage in melee combat. | They add extra damage in melee combat. | ||
| − | They add the same amount of damage as tungsten spikes, slightly higher than steel spikes. However, they have | + | They add the same amount of damage as tungsten spikes, slightly higher than steel spikes. However, they have a slightly lower armor penalty than tungsten, the same as steel. |
== Used in == | == Used in == | ||
* [[Blueprint: Boots]] (optional) | * [[Blueprint: Boots]] (optional) | ||
* [[Blueprint: Metal Armor]] (optional) | * [[Blueprint: Metal Armor]] (optional) | ||
* [[Blueprint: Combat Gloves]] (optional) | * [[Blueprint: Combat Gloves]] (optional) | ||
| + | * [[Blueprint: Sledgehammer]] (optional) | ||
* [[Blueprint: Shiv]] | * [[Blueprint: Shiv]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:51, 17 April 2022
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| It's a set of tichrome spikes. They can be mounted on a metal armor suit. | |||
| Quality range: 15 - 160 ? | |||
Required crafting skills (as percentage of quality):
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| Weight: 1.00 | |||
| Value: 75 + 8 * quality | |||
TiChrome Spikes are a metal component.
They add extra damage in melee combat.
They add the same amount of damage as tungsten spikes, slightly higher than steel spikes. However, they have a slightly lower armor penalty than tungsten, the same as steel.
Used in
- Blueprint: Boots (optional)
- Blueprint: Metal Armor (optional)
- Blueprint: Combat Gloves (optional)
- Blueprint: Sledgehammer (optional)
- Blueprint: Shiv