SMAW rocket (no ontology)

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The 83.5mm rocket, sometimes called bunker buster, is a rocket warhead developed specifically for the IMI SMAW and its variants.

It is a type of explosive ordnance, as such it delivers explosive-type damage.

Mazeworld overview

The variant used in Mazeworld is the HEDP warhead.

Type	LDV	Unarm	Light	Hardskin	Kevlar-2	Kevlar-3	Kevlar-4	HEV
Explosive	+6d6	780%

Fragments

It is a HEDP rocket. Upon exploding, it has a chance to release between 0 and 48 fragments to each victim affected by splash damage. The damage chart shown underneath represents the power of each fragment, should they hit a target.

Remember that while explosive shockwaves can hit encounters behind cover (due to splash damage), fragmentation does not, and will hit cover first.

Type	LDV	Unarm	Light	Hardskin	Kevlar-2	Kevlar-3	Kevlar-4	HEV
Bullet	-1	25%	24%	22%	15%	12%	8%	5%

How to read this?

Available for purchase in a gun shop or a weapon shop, in retail boxes of 3 rounds (300 P$/box)
Value of a single round is 100 P$

Weapons compatible

Class 1 weapons

IMI SMAW

Caliber name	83.5mm rocket
Type	Warhead
Energy	Explosion
Velocity	220 m/s
Country	United States
Year	1984
Price	100 P$ per rocket
Compatible with	1 weapon

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 |-
 | '''Explosive'''
-| '''+4d5'''
+| '''+6d6'''
-| <span style="color: red">185%</span>
+| <span style="color: red">780%</span>
-| <span style="color: red">185%</span>
-| <span style="color: red">175%</span>
-| <span style="color: red">160%</span>
-| <span style="color: red">140%</span>
-| <span style="color: red">125%</span>
-| <span style="color: red">100%</span>
 |}
 ===== Fragments =====
-It is a '''HEDP rocket'''. Upon exploding, it has a chance to release between '''0 and 26''' fragments to each victim affected by splash damage. The damage chart shown underneath represents the power of each fragment, should they hit a target.
+It is a '''HEDP rocket'''. Upon exploding, it has a chance to release between '''0 and 48''' fragments to each victim affected by splash damage. The damage chart shown underneath represents the power of each fragment, should they hit a target.
 Remember that while explosive shockwaves can hit encounters behind [[cover]] (due to splash damage), fragmentation does not, and will hit cover first.