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A '''bolt trap''' is a mechanical [[trap]] which fires a [[bolt]] when stepped upon by a player or [[monster]]. It is the most damaging of the traps that fire damaging ammunition, followed by the [[spear trap]]. | A '''bolt trap''' is a mechanical [[trap]] which fires a [[bolt]] when stepped upon by a player or [[monster]]. It is the most damaging of the traps that fire damaging ammunition, followed by the [[spear trap]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:45, 6 March 2019
Version 0.17: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
| A well-concealed hole containing a crossbow-like contraption with a self-loading mechanism. Beware of its bolts, as a steel construction can reach draw forces far above those of a living arbalester. |
A bolt trap is a mechanical trap which fires a bolt when stepped upon by a player or monster. It is the most damaging of the traps that fire damaging ammunition, followed by the spear trap.
Bolt traps can fire 3-11 times before running out of ammo, dealing between 1 and 40 damage to the player, or just between 1 and 13 to a monster.
Repel Missiles and Deflect Missiles both reduce the chance of this trap being able to hit the player.
History
Prior to 0.15, activating a bolt trap would produce usable bolt ammunition.
