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ArosRising at 17:45, 29 March 2023

2023-03-29T17:45:47Z

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	Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.		Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.

	Projectiles have a default damage falloff of 50% when bouncing, unless the weapon have bouncing by default such as the [[Slingshot]] or the projectiles spawned by [[Lightning Shiv]]. This means the damage that each target takes is halved for every bounce. So if the first takes 20, the next will take 10, and then 5. Weapons with innate bonucing have a damage falloff of 0%, dealing full damage on every hit.		Projectiles have a default damage falloff of 50% when bouncing, unless the weapon have bouncing by default such as the [[Slingshot]] or the projectiles spawned by [[Lightning Shiv]].
			This means the damage that each target takes is halved for every bounce. So if the first takes 20, the next will take 10, and then 5. Weapons with innate bonucing have a damage falloff of 0%, dealing full damage on every hit.

ArosRising at 21:35, 5 March 2023

2023-03-05T21:35:31Z

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	If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first.		* If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first.

	Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.		* Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.

	Once a projectile Bounces, it will no longer inflict knockback. Bouncing projectiles will not target trees, but can still kill them if they hit them.		* Once a projectile Bounces, it will no longer inflict knockback.
			* Bouncing projectiles will not target trees, but can still kill them if they hit them.

	== Items ==		== Items ==

ArosRising at 15:45, 25 January 2023

2023-01-25T15:45:32Z

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	Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.		Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.

			Once a projectile Bounces, it will no longer inflict knockback. Bouncing projectiles will not target trees, but can still kill them if they hit them.

	== Items ==		== Items ==

ArosRising: /* Items */

2023-01-24T19:34:58Z

Items

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	Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.		Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.

	Projectiles have a default damage falloff of 50% when bouncing, unless the weapon have bouncing by default such as the [[Slingshot]] or the projectiles spawned by [[Lightning Shiv]]. This means the damage that each target takes is halved for every bounce. So if the first takes 20, the next will take 10, and then 5. Weapons with innate bonucing have a damage falloff of 0%.		Projectiles have a default damage falloff of 50% when bouncing, unless the weapon have bouncing by default such as the [[Slingshot]] or the projectiles spawned by [[Lightning Shiv]]. This means the damage that each target takes is halved for every bounce. So if the first takes 20, the next will take 10, and then 5. Weapons with innate bonucing have a damage falloff of 0%, dealing full damage on every hit.

ArosRising: /* Weapons */

2023-01-24T18:33:39Z

Weapons

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	Certain [[Items]] make projectiles Bounce, and some Ranged [[Weapons]] have innate Bounces.		Certain [[Items]] make projectiles Bounce, and some Ranged [[Weapons]] have innate Bounces.

	When a weapon with bounces hits an enemy, the projectile continues in a new direction towards a random enemy. Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.		When a weapon with bounces hits an enemy, the projectile continues in a new direction towards a random enemy. If a weapon has 3 bounces, it will hit a total of 4 times.


			Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.

			Projectiles have a default damage falloff of 50% when bouncing, unless the weapon have bouncing by default such as the [[Slingshot]] or the projectiles spawned by [[Lightning Shiv]]. This means the damage that each target takes is halved for every bounce. So if the first takes 20, the next will take 10, and then 5. Weapons with innate bonucing have a damage falloff of 0%.

	~~Projectiles have a default damage falloff of 50% when bouncing, unless the weapon have bouncing by default such as the [[Slingshot]] or the projectiles spawned by [[Lightning Shiv]].~~


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	== Items ==		== Items ==
			Ricochet is the only item that can grant you additional bounces.<table class="wikitable sortable jquery-tablesorter" style="width:90%;color:#eee; background:transparent; text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;">
	<table class="wikitable sortable jquery-tablesorter" style="width:90%;color:#eee; background:transparent; text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;">
	{{TableHeaders\|items}}		{{TableHeaders\|items}}
	{{TableRowItem\|Ricochet}}		{{TableRowItem\|Ricochet}}
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	== Weapons ==		== Weapons ==
			These weapons come with innate bounces, and have 0% damage falloff on their bounces meaning they deal full damage on every bouncing hit. Any bounces granted by Ricochet also have 0% damage falloff.<table class="wikitable sortable jquery-tablesorter" style="color:#eee; background:transparent; text-align: center">
	<table class="wikitable sortable jquery-tablesorter" style="color:#eee; background:transparent; text-align: center">
	{{TableHeaders\|weapons}}		{{TableHeaders\|weapons}}
	{{TableRowWeapon\|Lightning Shiv}}		{{TableRowWeapon\|Lightning Shiv}}

ArosRising at 16:50, 24 January 2023

2023-01-24T16:50:49Z

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	If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first.		If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first.

	Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.		Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.

	== Items ==		== Items ==

ArosRising at 16:50, 24 January 2023

2023-01-24T16:50:33Z

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	When a weapon with bounces hits an enemy, the projectile continues in a new direction towards a random enemy. Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.		When a weapon with bounces hits an enemy, the projectile continues in a new direction towards a random enemy. Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.

	If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first. ~~Bounces always deal full damage on hit, unlike piercing, which sometimes have damage fall off.~~ Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.		Projectiles have a default damage falloff of 50% when bouncing, unless the weapon have bouncing by default such as the [[Slingshot]] or the projectiles spawned by [[Lightning Shiv]].


			If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first.

			Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.

	== Items ==		== Items ==

ArosRising at 20:46, 18 January 2023

2023-01-18T20:46:12Z

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	Certain [[Items]] make projectiles Bounce, and some [[Weapons]] have an innate ~~Bounce~~.		Certain [[Items]] make projectiles Bounce, and some Ranged [[Weapons]] have innate Bounces.

	If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first. ~~[[Explosive]]~~ projectiles explode on every bounce and pierce.		When a weapon with bounces hits an enemy, the projectile continues in a new direction towards a random enemy. Bounces have unlimited range and can hit targets all over the map. Bouncing is a powerful way to both increase the damage output of your weapon, but also allowing the weapon to deal with larger numbers of enemies.

			If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first. Bounces always deal full damage on hit, unlike piercing, which sometimes have damage fall off. Bouncing projectiles can explode, crit, and life steal, on every bounce and pierce.

	== Items ==		== Items ==

Darkly77: expand explosive text from "on every bounce" to "on every bounce and pierce."

2022-11-07T00:43:57Z

expand explosive text from "on every bounce" to "on every bounce and pierce."

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	Certain [[Items]] make projectiles Bounce, and some [[Weapons]] have an innate Bounce.		Certain [[Items]] make projectiles Bounce, and some [[Weapons]] have an innate Bounce.

	If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first. [[Explosive]] projectiles explode on every bounce.		If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first. [[Explosive]] projectiles explode on every bounce and pierce.

	== Items ==		== Items ==

Darkly77: INITIAL \o/

2022-11-07T00:42:34Z

INITIAL \o/

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Certain [[Items]] make projectiles Bounce, and some [[Weapons]] have an innate Bounce.

If a projectile has both Bounce and [[Piercing]], the Bounce occurs first. [[Explosive]] projectiles explode on every bounce.

== Items ==

<table class="wikitable sortable jquery-tablesorter" style="width:90%;color:#eee; background:transparent; text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;">
{{TableHeaders|items}}
{{TableRowItem|Ricochet}}
</table>

== Weapons ==

<table class="wikitable sortable jquery-tablesorter" style="color:#eee; background:transparent; text-align: center">
{{TableHeaders|weapons}}
{{TableRowWeapon|Lightning Shiv}}
{{TableRowWeapon|Shuriken}}
{{TableRowWeapon|Slingshot}}
</table>