Difference between revisions of "Rough Leash"
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This carbon steel chain-whip looks deceptively gauche, but it's actually a masterpiece of weapons engineering. The handle's mechanism electrifies the chain strengthens it via magnetism, making the trajectory hard to predict. In addition, the chain-whip can drain a target's shields and funnel this energy into the user's own reserves. This weapon is often used by Babylon Skies' club bouncers to make an example of rabble, but it's also prized by gangsters, if they can get their hands on one.</blockquote> | This carbon steel chain-whip looks deceptively gauche, but it's actually a masterpiece of weapons engineering. The handle's mechanism electrifies the chain strengthens it via magnetism, making the trajectory hard to predict. In addition, the chain-whip can drain a target's shields and funnel this energy into the user's own reserves. This weapon is often used by Babylon Skies' club bouncers to make an example of rabble, but it's also prized by gangsters, if they can get their hands on one.</blockquote> | ||
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Trip Chance causes the weapon to occasionally inflict the Tripped debuff on targets, reducing Evasion vs melee attacks by 50%, but increasing Evasion vs ranged attacks by 10%. | Trip Chance causes the weapon to occasionally inflict the Tripped debuff on targets, reducing Evasion vs melee attacks by 50%, but increasing Evasion vs ranged attacks by 10%. | ||
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Can be bought from [[Rivet]] on [[Dhaal]]. | Can be bought from [[Rivet]] on [[Dhaal]]. | ||
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Can be equipped as a melee weapon or be sold to a vendor for [[credits]]. | Can be equipped as a melee weapon or be sold to a vendor for [[credits]]. | ||
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[[Category:Unique items]] | [[Category:Unique items]] | ||
[[Category:Equipment]] | [[Category:Equipment]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:54, 4 November 2024
| RoughLeash | |
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| Type | Weapon |
| Slot | Melee weapon |
| Base Price | 204000 |
| Information | |
| Damage |
14 Kinetic 6 Electric |
| Damage Type | Physical |
| Crit Bonus | 10 |
| Evasion | 4 |
| Usable | Yes |
| Combat Usable | Yes |
| Defensive Target | Hostile |
| Additional Flags |
Trip Chance Greater Draining Crushing |
A rough leash
This carbon steel chain-whip looks deceptively gauche, but it's actually a masterpiece of weapons engineering. The handle's mechanism electrifies the chain strengthens it via magnetism, making the trajectory hard to predict. In addition, the chain-whip can drain a target's shields and funnel this energy into the user's own reserves. This weapon is often used by Babylon Skies' club bouncers to make an example of rabble, but it's also prized by gangsters, if they can get their hands on one.
Trip Chance causes the weapon to occasionally inflict the Tripped debuff on targets, reducing Evasion vs melee attacks by 50%, but increasing Evasion vs ranged attacks by 10%.
Acquisition
Can be bought from Rivet on Dhaal.
Usage
Can be equipped as a melee weapon or be sold to a vendor for credits.