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'''Firecracker Cap''' is a gear booster item. It can be applied to non-enhanced [[sledgehammers]] and [[Steel Crowbar|crowbars]]. It afflicts the target with [[Blasted Armor]] on hit.
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'''Firecracker Cap''' is a gear booster item. It can be applied to [[sledgehammers]] that are not fitted with an electroshock enhancement and [[crowbars]]. Its effect lasts for a single attack before needing to be reapplied.
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It afflicts the primary target with [[Blasted Armor]] on hit, alongside damaging all targets (including the player) within 3 squares of the primary target. It deals 750 durability damage to a sledgehammer when triggered, but none to crowbars as they do not have weapon durability.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:34, 2 January 2026

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Firecracker Cap
Enhancement
A medium-sized explosive charge that can easily be activated on impact. Its shape allows it to be fitted on sledgehammer heads and other larger blunt weapons.
Use: Apply a special cap to a blunt melee weapon that causes an explosion that inflicts 50-100 heat and 50-100 mechanical damage to all targets in radius of 3. Additionally, the primary target's mechanical and heat damage resistance and threshold are reduced by 20% for 3 turns. Causes great durability damage to both weapon and the primary target's armor.
(AP: 20)
Cannot be used in combat
Weight: 1.00
Value: 400

Firecracker Cap is a gear booster item. It can be applied to sledgehammers that are not fitted with an electroshock enhancement and crowbars. Its effect lasts for a single attack before needing to be reapplied.

It afflicts the primary target with Blasted Armor on hit, alongside damaging all targets (including the player) within 3 squares of the primary target. It deals 750 durability damage to a sledgehammer when triggered, but none to crowbars as they do not have weapon durability.

Locations

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