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Wait, that's a plague of locusts? What travels in a blight, then? Is that crows? | Wait, that's a plague of locusts? What travels in a blight, then? Is that crows? | ||
|type=Ranged weapon | |type=Ranged weapon | ||
|weapontype=energy | |||
|power=135 | |power=135 | ||
|level=14 | |level=14 | ||
|autosell=245 | |autosell=245 | ||
|ench={{modifier|tohit|+10}} | |ench={{modifier|tohit|+10}} | ||
{{modifier|critical| | {{modifier|critical|+6%}} | ||
{{modifier|criticalnote}} | {{modifier|criticalnote}} | ||
|obtain={{weld|illuminum|B.L.T.|B.L.ighT. gun}}}} | |obtain={{weld|illuminum|B.L.T.|B.L.ighT. gun}}}} | ||
==References== | |||
* As mentioned in the description, the {{wikipedia|collective noun}} of locusts is "plague". For crows it is "murder of crows", but blight isn't a collective noun. The closest one is "flight of birds". | |||
Latest revision as of 18:50, 3 November 2009
B.L.ighT. gun
Plural: B.L.ighT. guns
This upgraded B.L.T. gun with additional laser sights and a more powerful multitude of energy beams is so devastating it's simply known as a B.L.ighT. gun. It can mow down your opponents like a blight of locusts can mow down a field.
Wait, that's a plague of locusts? What travels in a blight, then? Is that crows?
Ranged weapon (Energy weapon)
Power: 135
Level Required: 14
Autosell value: 245
+10 to hit
+6% chance of critical hits.**
** Fumble and critical hit values are capped at +/- 20%.
How Obtained
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illuminum | B.L.T. |
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B.L.ighT. gun | |
References
- As mentioned in the description, the collective noun of locusts is "plague". For crows it is "murder of crows", but blight isn't a collective noun. The closest one is "flight of birds".