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==Generation== | ==Generation== | ||
| − | The BFG is not randomly generated, though it can be found in [[bones]] files. Only [[Tourist]]s are capable of [[wish]]ing for a BFG. | + | The BFG is not randomly generated, though it can be found in [[bones]] files. The [[Law Quest (dNetHack)|Law Quest]] Paths of Law can very rarely have a BFG as part of the fallen clockwork war-machine wrecks, but this is exceedingly unlikely - each wreck has a 1/1000 chance to have a BFG or a platinum wand. In total, each game has around a 0.4% to have at least one BFG. Only [[Tourist]]s are capable of [[wish]]ing for a BFG. |
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Revision as of 22:15, 7 February 2024
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| Name | BFG |
| Appearance | ovoid device |
| Damage vs. small | 1d2 |
| Damage vs. large | 1d2 |
| To-hit bonus | +0 |
| Weapon skill | firearm |
| Size | two-handed |
| Base price | 3000 zm (+10/positive enchant) |
| Weight | 100 |
| Material | silver |
The BFG is a weapon that appears in dNetHack and notdNetHack. It is a type of futuristic firearm that can fire any item as a projectile. It is one of the many forms that the Annulus can take.
The BFG is huge and has a default object material of silver, and appears as an ovoid device when unidentified.
Generation
The BFG is not randomly generated, though it can be found in bones files. The Law Quest Paths of Law can very rarely have a BFG as part of the fallen clockwork war-machine wrecks, but this is exceedingly unlikely - each wreck has a 1/1000 chance to have a BFG or a platinum wand. In total, each game has around a 0.4% to have at least one BFG. Only Tourists are capable of wishing for a BFG.
Description
The BFG has a range of 100 squares and a base firing rate of 3 projectiles per shot, with modifications depending on the ammo used: the firing rate is double for bullets, increased by 1⁄2 rounded down for shotgun shells, and decreased by 1⁄2 rounded down for rockets.
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