Difference between revisions of "Fustibalus"
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{{flavour|A large piece of cloth and leather, reinforced with a rigid frame for extra rock-lobbing power. Does more damage when launching purpose-made projectiles, rather than stones found on the floor.}} | {{flavour|A large piece of cloth and leather, reinforced with a rigid frame for extra rock-lobbing power. Does more damage when launching purpose-made projectiles, rather than stones found on the floor.}} | ||
− | The ''' | + | The '''fustibalus''' is a significantly more powerful option than a [[hunting sling]], requiring slightly more skill and time per shot, but dealing much more damage per hit. Although less devastating than its two-handed [[Bows|bow]] and [[Crossbows|crossbow]] counterparts, they require much less skill to reach min-delay, and a well-enchanted fustibalus can still be an effective and deadly end-game weapon. Even so, be aware that it may still have some difficulty taking down [[hell sentinel]]s and other late-game high-[[AC]] opponents. |
− | + | ==History== | |
+ | Prior to [[0.19]], the item was called greatsling and [[spriggan]]s were unable to wield them. | ||
− | + | Added in [[0.15]]. | |
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Revision as of 15:46, 7 November 2016
Version 0.19: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Name | Fustibalus |
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Skill | Slings |
Damage | 8 |
Accuracy | -1 |
Base delay (%) | 14 (140%) |
Min delay | 7 at skill 14 |
Hands | 1H |
Size | Little |
Ranged? | Yes |
A large piece of cloth and leather, reinforced with a rigid frame for extra rock-lobbing power. Does more damage when launching purpose-made projectiles, rather than stones found on the floor. |
The fustibalus is a significantly more powerful option than a hunting sling, requiring slightly more skill and time per shot, but dealing much more damage per hit. Although less devastating than its two-handed bow and crossbow counterparts, they require much less skill to reach min-delay, and a well-enchanted fustibalus can still be an effective and deadly end-game weapon. Even so, be aware that it may still have some difficulty taking down hell sentinels and other late-game high-AC opponents.
History
Prior to 0.19, the item was called greatsling and spriggans were unable to wield them.
Added in 0.15.