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| contributed-by = {{Backpack Item Link|76561198057245700|701970979}} | | contributed-by = {{Backpack Item Link|76561198057245700|701970979}} | ||
| released = {{Patch name|12|15|2011}} | | released = {{Patch name|12|15|2011}} | ||
− | | | + | | released-major = Australian Christmas 2011 |
| availability = {{Avail|drop|craft|purchase|collectors}} | | availability = {{Avail|drop|craft|purchase|collectors}} | ||
| trade = yes | | trade = yes | ||
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| att-3-negative = {{attribute|AirblastDisabled}} | | att-3-negative = {{attribute|AirblastDisabled}} | ||
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{{Quotation|'''Phlogistinator''' publicity blurb|Surging electrolyzed ultra-waves of pure phlogiston, this devastating incinerator will get them all hot under the collar! Actually, it will burn them alive. Horribly.}} | {{Quotation|'''Phlogistinator''' publicity blurb|Surging electrolyzed ultra-waves of pure phlogiston, this devastating incinerator will get them all hot under the collar! Actually, it will burn them alive. Horribly.}} | ||
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The '''Phlogistinator''' (also known as the '''Phlog''') is a [[Weapons#pyroprimary|primary weapon]] for the [[Pyro]]. It is a retro-futuristic ray blunderbuss with some metal parts colored either copper or silver depending on the team, and a team-colored canister stamped with the Dr. Grordbort crest. It fires waves of energy that function identically to the [[Flame Thrower]]'s flames. | The '''Phlogistinator''' (also known as the '''Phlog''') is a [[Weapons#pyroprimary|primary weapon]] for the [[Pyro]]. It is a retro-futuristic ray blunderbuss with some metal parts colored either copper or silver depending on the team, and a team-colored canister stamped with the Dr. Grordbort crest. It fires waves of energy that function identically to the [[Flame Thrower]]'s flames. | ||
− | This weapon cannot gain random | + | This weapon cannot gain random [[Critical hits|Crits]] or use [[compression blast]]s. However, while equipped, all fire damage done with ''any'' weapons by the Pyro increases the 'Mmmph' bar. However, even though it is not stated in the weapon's description, this damage only works against players, not [[buildings]]. Once filled, it can be activated with the alt-fire {{DK|MOUSE2}}, or by taunting {{DK|G|link=no}} which performs a [[Pyro taunts#Primary|taunt]] that enables a short [[Crit boost]] for the Phlogistinator only. During this taunt, the wielder becomes invulnerable to damage and [[knockback]]. The taunt cannot be activated if the player is in the air or in water. |
− | It requires 300 points of fire damage to completely fill the 'Mmmph' bar (1200 damage against [[ | + | It requires 300 points of fire damage to completely fill the 'Mmmph' bar (1200 damage against [[robots]], or 3000 damage against [[Tank Robot|tanks]], in [[Mann vs. Machine]]), and when full, a team-colored particle effect (similar to that of the [[Medi Gun]] at full [[Übercharge]]) appears in the muzzle of the weapon as a visual indicator. The duration of the buff is 10 seconds, minus the length of the taunt. |
Enemies killed by the Phlogistinator suffer a distinctive death by incineration, wherein they disintegrate into smoldering orange cinders that quickly fade away. | Enemies killed by the Phlogistinator suffer a distinctive death by incineration, wherein they disintegrate into smoldering orange cinders that quickly fade away. | ||
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| afterburn minicrit = {{tooltip|5 / tick|10 / s}} | | afterburn minicrit = {{tooltip|5 / tick|10 / s}} | ||
| function times = yes | | function times = yes | ||
− | | attack interval = {{tooltip|0. | + | | attack interval = {{tooltip|0.075 s|A new flame is made every 0.03s, but enemies can only be hit every 0.075s, and ammo is consumed every 0.105s.}} |
− | | ammo interval = 0. | + | | ammo interval = 0.105 s |
− | | afterburn time = | + | | afterburn time = {{tooltip|4-10 s|Each hit from a flame particle increased afterburn duration by 0.4 seconds.}} |
}} | }} | ||
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'''''Note:''' Flame damage is proportional to particle lifetime instead of distance from target. Unlike most weapons, Critical hits are also affected by the scaling. Additionally, there is a very slight damage variance (±0.08 / particle) due to differences in particle angles.'' | '''''Note:''' Flame damage is proportional to particle lifetime instead of distance from target. Unlike most weapons, Critical hits are also affected by the scaling. Additionally, there is a very slight damage variance (±0.08 / particle) due to differences in particle angles.'' | ||
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== Update history == | == Update history == | ||
− | {{Update history| | + | {{Update history | '''{{Patch name|12|15|2011}}''' ([[Australian Christmas 2011]]) |
− | '''{{Patch name|12|15|2011}}''' ([[Australian Christmas 2011]]) | ||
* The Phlogistinator was added to the game. | * The Phlogistinator was added to the game. | ||
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'''{{Patch name|3|15|2012}}''' | '''{{Patch name|3|15|2012}}''' | ||
− | * Fixed a bug where Mmmph- | + | * Fixed a bug where Mmmph-Crit flames could cause 'Mmmph' to build fast enough to allow it to be infinitely chained. |
* Changed attributes: | * Changed attributes: | ||
** Direct damage reduced by 10%. | ** Direct damage reduced by 10%. | ||
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'''{{Patch name|3|12|2015}}''' | '''{{Patch name|3|12|2015}}''' | ||
* Fixed not being able to activate the Phlogistinator's buff using alt-fire when ammo was below the cost of an airblast. | * Fixed not being able to activate the Phlogistinator's buff using alt-fire when ammo was below the cost of an airblast. | ||
− | * Fixed the Phlogistinator's bottle not getting the | + | * Fixed the Phlogistinator's bottle not getting the Crit-boost material effect. |
'''{{Patch name|12|17|2015}}''' ([[Tough Break Update]]) | '''{{Patch name|12|17|2015}}''' ([[Tough Break Update]]) | ||
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'''{{Patch name|3|28|2018|no-link=yes}} #2''' | '''{{Patch name|3|28|2018|no-link=yes}} #2''' | ||
− | * Fixed a server crash related to the Flamethrower. | + | * Fixed a server crash related to the Flamethrower.}} |
− | }} | ||
== Bugs == | == Bugs == | ||
* Occasionally after activating 'Mmmph', the charged particle effect may remain on the muzzle of the weapon. This can be easily fixed by switching to another weapon and then back again. | * Occasionally after activating 'Mmmph', the charged particle effect may remain on the muzzle of the weapon. This can be easily fixed by switching to another weapon and then back again. | ||
− | + | * 'Mmmph' gained is not reduced to reflect [[Damage Resistance]]. For example, continuously damaging a Spy protected by the [[Dead Ringer]] allows the 'Mmmph' meter to be fully charged, despite the Spy not having enough health under normal circumstances to do so. | |
− | * 'Mmmph' gained is not reduced to reflect [[Damage Resistance]]. For example, | + | ** Similarly, damage vulnerability does not affect the build rate of 'Mmmph'. For example, killing a Heavy with the [[Warrior's Spirit]] active does not fully fill the 'Mmmph' meter. |
− | * | + | * If the player is switched to the enemy team when the round ends with a full 'Mmmph', the charged particle effect in client view briefly retains the old team's color before disappearing. |
− | + | * Using a [[Taunts#Special taunts|special taunt]] with a full 'Mmmph' causes the charge particle effect to disappear. | |
− | * If the player is switched to the enemy team when the | ||
− | * Using a [[Taunts# | ||
** This can be fixed by switching weapons. | ** This can be fixed by switching weapons. | ||
− | * If the player activates 'Mmmph' with this weapon, and then switches to another primary weapon via [[Respawn#Resupply|Resupply]] or by picking one up from the ground, the new weapon retains the remaining | + | * If the player activates 'Mmmph' with this weapon, and then switches to another primary weapon via [[Respawn#Resupply|Resupply]] or by picking one up from the ground, the new weapon retains the remaining Crit-boost gained from 'Mmmph'. |
− | * If the | + | * If the player activates 'Mmmph' and receives any sort of knockback (such as explosions or [[Compression blast|airblast]] from an enemy Pyro), the taunt is interrupted, but not its invulnerability. This is because the invulnerable effect is set by number of seconds, as opposed to when the taunt finishes. |
* The Phlogistinator can be inspected while being fired. | * The Phlogistinator can be inspected while being fired. | ||
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* In the 1700s, [[w:Phlogiston theory|Phlogiston]] was believed to be an invisible floating substance that was released from objects when they were set on fire. | * In the 1700s, [[w:Phlogiston theory|Phlogiston]] was believed to be an invisible floating substance that was released from objects when they were set on fire. | ||
* This weapon's design is inspired from the "Unnatural Selector", a model from Weta's online store. | * This weapon's design is inspired from the "Unnatural Selector", a model from Weta's online store. | ||
− | * The Phlogistinator is an [[ | + | * The Phlogistinator is an [[w:Aether (classical element)|Aether]] Combustor according to the Weta Workshop page for Dr. Grordbort<ref>[http://www.drgrordborts.com/products/team-fortress-2-moonman-pack/ Dr. Grordbort's Moonman Pack on the Weta Workshop website]</ref>. |
** According to the same page, it "surges electrolysed ultra-waves of pure phlogiston". | ** According to the same page, it "surges electrolysed ultra-waves of pure phlogiston". | ||
* The Phlogistinator can be seen in the comic "[[True Meaning]]", in which the Pyro and the Engineer find alien weapons. | * The Phlogistinator can be seen in the comic "[[True Meaning]]", in which the Pyro and the Engineer find alien weapons. | ||
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File:Phlogistinator 1st person blu.png|BLU first-person view. | File:Phlogistinator 1st person blu.png|BLU first-person view. | ||
File:Steamworkshop tf2 c drg phlogistinator thumb.jpg|Steam Workshop thumbnail for the Phlogistinator. | File:Steamworkshop tf2 c drg phlogistinator thumb.jpg|Steam Workshop thumbnail for the Phlogistinator. | ||
− | File:04.jpg|The Phlogistinator in [[True Meaning]]. | + | File:Truemeaningcomic 04.jpg|The Phlogistinator in [[True Meaning]]. |
File:Phlogistinator early particle effect.jpg|Concept art showing an early particle effect for the Phlogistinator. | File:Phlogistinator early particle effect.jpg|Concept art showing an early particle effect for the Phlogistinator. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> |
Latest revision as of 21:30, 28 August 2024
“ | Surging electrolyzed ultra-waves of pure phlogiston, this devastating incinerator will get them all hot under the collar! Actually, it will burn them alive. Horribly.
— Phlogistinator publicity blurb
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” |
The Phlogistinator (also known as the Phlog) is a primary weapon for the Pyro. It is a retro-futuristic ray blunderbuss with some metal parts colored either copper or silver depending on the team, and a team-colored canister stamped with the Dr. Grordbort crest. It fires waves of energy that function identically to the Flame Thrower's flames.
This weapon cannot gain random Crits or use compression blasts. However, while equipped, all fire damage done with any weapons by the Pyro increases the 'Mmmph' bar. However, even though it is not stated in the weapon's description, this damage only works against players, not buildings. Once filled, it can be activated with the alt-fire (default key: MOUSE2), or by taunting (default key: G) which performs a taunt that enables a short Crit boost for the Phlogistinator only. During this taunt, the wielder becomes invulnerable to damage and knockback. The taunt cannot be activated if the player is in the air or in water.
It requires 300 points of fire damage to completely fill the 'Mmmph' bar (1200 damage against robots, or 3000 damage against tanks, in Mann vs. Machine), and when full, a team-colored particle effect (similar to that of the Medi Gun at full Übercharge) appears in the muzzle of the weapon as a visual indicator. The duration of the buff is 10 seconds, minus the length of the taunt.
Enemies killed by the Phlogistinator suffer a distinctive death by incineration, wherein they disintegrate into smoldering orange cinders that quickly fade away.
Afterburn reduces healing and shield resists from a Medi Gun by 20%.
The Phlogistinator was later contributed to the Steam Workshop at Valve's request.
Contents
Damage and function times
Damage and function times | ||
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Shot type | Particle | |
Damage type | Fire | |
Ranged or Melee damage? | Ranged | |
Damage | ||
Flame damage (close) | 100% | 6.5-13 / tick |
Flame damage (far) | 50% | 3.25-6.5 / tick |
Critical | 9.75-19.5 / tick | |
Mini-crit | 4.3875-8.775 / tick | |
Afterburn | 4 / tick | |
Afterburn (mini-crit) | 5 / tick | |
Function times | ||
Attack interval | 0.075 s | |
Ammo consumption interval | 0.105 s | |
Afterburn duration | 4-10 s | |
Values are approximate and determined by community testing. |
Note: Flame damage is proportional to particle lifetime instead of distance from target. Unlike most weapons, Critical hits are also affected by the scaling. Additionally, there is a very slight damage variance (±0.08 / particle) due to differences in particle angles.
Item set
Dr. Grordbort's Moonman Pack | |
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Effect |
No effect |
Demonstration
Crafting
Blueprint
Reclaimed Metal | Soda Popper | Backburner | Phlogistinator | |||
+ | + | = |
Class Token - Pyro | Slot Token - Primary | Scrap Metal | Possible Results | |||||||||||||||||||
+ | + | = |
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As a crafting ingredient
Refined Metal | Moonman Pack weapon | Possible Results | ||||||||||||||||||
x4 | + | = |
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Strange variant
Update history
- The Phlogistinator was added to the game.
- Fixed a problem that would allow Pyro 'Mmmph' to activate in the air without taunting.
- Fixed an exploit with the Phlogistinator where the effects could activate without taunting in high-lag situations.
- Added crafting blueprint for the Phlogistinator.
- Fixed a bug where Mmmph-Crit flames could cause 'Mmmph' to build fast enough to allow it to be infinitely chained.
- Changed attributes:
- Direct damage reduced by 10%.
- Crit buff time lowered from 12 seconds to 10 seconds.
June 27, 2012 Patch (Pyromania Update)
- Changed attribute:
- Increased base damage by +10%.
- Damage defense while taunting reduced from -90% to -75%.
- Fixed the Phlogistinator’s Mmmmph particle effect getting stuck on after performing a taunt.
- Updated the Phlogistinator to reduce the rate for gaining MMMPH when attacking tanks and robots in Mann Vs. Machine mode.
- Fixed "Mmmph" progress resetting after touching a resupply cabinet.
- [Undocumented] Added Collector's quality.
- [Undocumented] Added Strange quality.
- Fixed not being able to activate the Phlogistinator's buff using alt-fire when ammo was below the cost of an airblast.
- Fixed the Phlogistinator's bottle not getting the Crit-boost material effect.
December 17, 2015 Patch (Tough Break Update)
- The base Flamethrower's damage fall off over distance has been decreased, resulting in higher damage output at range.
- Changed attributes:
- Removed 10% damage penalty.
- When activating 'MMMPH', the taunting Pyro gains temporary invulnerability and immunity to knockback effects.
- Fixed the Pyro's invulnerable period while activating the Phlogistinator lasting longer than the activation taunt.
- Changed attributes:
- No longer restores player to max health on MMMPH activate.
- Increased amount of damage required to fill MMMPH meter to 300 from 225.
- [Undocumented] Updated the Phlogistinator attribute to match the current stats.
July 7, 2016 Patch (Meet Your Match Update)
- Added: Direct damage reduces Medi Gun healing and resist shield effects by 25%
- Medics hear a "healing interrupted" sound when this is happening to their heal target.
- Fixed not being able to activate the Pyro's Phlogistinator rage again right away if the first attempt failed.
October 20, 2017 Patch (Jungle Inferno Update)
- Flamethrowers no longer apply maximum-duration afterburn on contact. Afterburn duration is now based on how long the target is in contact with direct flames.
- Better visual sync, more consistent (no visuals/damage mismatch).
- A 20% healing and resistance reduction is applied by afterburn. The 25% reduction of healing and resistance on direct damage was removed.
- Fixed the charge meters for the Phlogistinator and the Gas Passer overlapping in the HUD.
- Fixed being able to buy airblast upgrades for the Phlogistinator in Mann vs. Machine mode.
- Fixed flamethrowers not damaging buildings at close distance.
- Fixed a bug with the Phlogistinator's attack distance so it matches the other flamethrowers.
- Fixed not seeing the new flamethrower effects on some machines.
- Flame damage per second now ramps up based on density of flame encountered, up to 200%.
- Initial flame damage per second reduced by 50%, resulting in the max damage being unchanged.
- Fixed Flamethrower particles sometimes failing to draw on the client.
- Fixed Flamethrower flames not colliding with tf_generic_bomb entities.
March 28, 2018 Patch #2
- Fixed a server crash related to the Flamethrower.
Bugs
- Occasionally after activating 'Mmmph', the charged particle effect may remain on the muzzle of the weapon. This can be easily fixed by switching to another weapon and then back again.
- 'Mmmph' gained is not reduced to reflect Damage Resistance. For example, continuously damaging a Spy protected by the Dead Ringer allows the 'Mmmph' meter to be fully charged, despite the Spy not having enough health under normal circumstances to do so.
- Similarly, damage vulnerability does not affect the build rate of 'Mmmph'. For example, killing a Heavy with the Warrior's Spirit active does not fully fill the 'Mmmph' meter.
- If the player is switched to the enemy team when the round ends with a full 'Mmmph', the charged particle effect in client view briefly retains the old team's color before disappearing.
- Using a special taunt with a full 'Mmmph' causes the charge particle effect to disappear.
- This can be fixed by switching weapons.
- If the player activates 'Mmmph' with this weapon, and then switches to another primary weapon via Resupply or by picking one up from the ground, the new weapon retains the remaining Crit-boost gained from 'Mmmph'.
- If the player activates 'Mmmph' and receives any sort of knockback (such as explosions or airblast from an enemy Pyro), the taunt is interrupted, but not its invulnerability. This is because the invulnerable effect is set by number of seconds, as opposed to when the taunt finishes.
- The Phlogistinator can be inspected while being fired.
Trivia
- In the 1700s, Phlogiston was believed to be an invisible floating substance that was released from objects when they were set on fire.
- This weapon's design is inspired from the "Unnatural Selector", a model from Weta's online store.
- The Phlogistinator is an Aether Combustor according to the Weta Workshop page for Dr. Grordbort[1].
- According to the same page, it "surges electrolysed ultra-waves of pure phlogiston".
- The Phlogistinator can be seen in the comic "True Meaning", in which the Pyro and the Engineer find alien weapons.
Gallery
BLU variant of the weapon.
RED first-person view.
The Phlogistinator in True Meaning.
References
See also
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Force-A-Nature Shortstop Soda Popper Baby Face's Blaster Back Scatter |
Direct Hit Black Box Rocket Jumper Liberty Launcher Cow Mangler 5000 Original Beggar's Bazooka Air Strike |
Backburner Degreaser Phlogistinator Rainblower Nostromo Napalmer Dragon's Fury |
Loch-n-Load Ali Baba's Wee Booties Bootlegger Loose Cannon B.A.S.E. Jumper Iron Bomber |
Natascha Iron Curtain Brass Beast Tomislav Huo-Long Heater |
Frontier Justice Widowmaker Pomson 6000 Rescue Ranger Panic Attack |
Blutsauger Crusader's Crossbow Overdose |
Huntsman Sydney Sleeper Bazaar Bargain Machina Hitman's Heatmaker AWPer Hand Fortified Compound Classic Shooting Star |
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Secondary | Pistol | Shotgun | Shotgun | Stickybomb Launcher | Shotgun | Pistol | Medi Gun | SMG | Revolver | |
Bonk! Atomic Punch Lugermorph Crit-a-Cola Mad Milk Winger Pretty Boy's Pocket Pistol Flying Guillotine Mutated Milk C.A.P.P.E.R |
Buff Banner Gunboats Battalion's Backup Concheror Mantreads Reserve Shooter Righteous Bison B.A.S.E. Jumper Panic Attack |
Flare Gun Detonator Reserve Shooter Manmelter Scorch Shot Panic Attack Gas Passer Thermal Thruster |
Chargin' Targe Scottish Resistance Sticky Jumper Splendid Screen Tide Turner Quickiebomb Launcher |
Sandvich Dalokohs Bar Buffalo Steak Sandvich Fishcake Family Business Robo-Sandvich Panic Attack Second Banana |
Lugermorph Wrangler Short Circuit C.A.P.P.E.R Giger Counter |
Kritzkrieg Quick-Fix Vaccinator |
Jarate Razorback Darwin's Danger Shield Cozy Camper Cleaner's Carbine Self-Aware Beauty Mark |
Ambassador Big Kill L'Etranger Enforcer Diamondback | ||
Melee | Bat | Shovel | Fire Axe | Bottle | Fists | Wrench | Bonesaw | Kukri | Knife | |
Sandman Frying Pan Holy Mackerel Boston Basher Candy Cane Sun-on-a-Stick Fan O'War Three-Rune Blade Saxxy Atomizer Conscientious Objector Unarmed Combat Wrap Assassin Freedom Staff Bat Outta Hell Memory Maker Ham Shank Golden Frying Pan Necro Smasher Crossing Guard Batsaber Prinny Machete |
Equalizer Pain Train Frying Pan Half-Zatoichi Saxxy Disciplinary Action Market Gardener Conscientious Objector Escape Plan Freedom Staff Bat Outta Hell Memory Maker Ham Shank Golden Frying Pan Necro Smasher Crossing Guard Prinny Machete |
Axtinguisher Homewrecker Frying Pan Powerjack Back Scratcher Sharpened Volcano Fragment Maul Saxxy Postal Pummeler Conscientious Objector Third Degree Lollichop Neon Annihilator Freedom Staff Bat Outta Hell Memory Maker Ham Shank Golden Frying Pan Necro Smasher Crossing Guard Prinny Machete Hot Hand |
Eyelander Pain Train Scotsman's Skullcutter Frying Pan Horseless Headless Horsemann's Headtaker Claidheamh Mòr Ullapool Caber Half-Zatoichi Saxxy Persian Persuader Nessie's Nine Iron Conscientious Objector Scottish Handshake Freedom Staff Bat Outta Hell Memory Maker Ham Shank Golden Frying Pan Necro Smasher Crossing Guard Prinny Machete |
Killing Gloves of Boxing Frying Pan Gloves of Running Urgently Fists of Steel Warrior's Spirit Saxxy Eviction Notice Conscientious Objector Apoco-Fists Holiday Punch Freedom Staff Bat Outta Hell Memory Maker Ham Shank Golden Frying Pan Bread Bite Necro Smasher Crossing Guard Prinny Machete |
Golden Wrench Gunslinger Southern Hospitality Jag Saxxy Eureka Effect Golden Frying Pan Necro Smasher Prinny Machete |
Ubersaw Frying Pan Vita-Saw Amputator Saxxy Solemn Vow Conscientious Objector Freedom Staff Bat Outta Hell Memory Maker Ham Shank Golden Frying Pan Necro Smasher Crossing Guard Prinny Machete |
Tribalman's Shiv Bushwacka Frying Pan Saxxy Shahanshah Conscientious Objector Freedom Staff Bat Outta Hell Memory Maker Ham Shank Golden Frying Pan Necro Smasher Crossing Guard Prinny Machete |
Your Eternal Reward Conniver's Kunai Saxxy Big Earner Wanga Prick Sharp Dresser Spy-cicle Black Rose Golden Frying Pan Prinny Machete | ||
Primary PDA | — | — | — | — | — | Construction PDA | — | — | Disguise Kit | |
— | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | ||
Secondary PDA | — | — | — | — | — | Destruction PDA | — | — | Invis Watch | |
— | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Cloak and Dagger Dead Ringer Enthusiast's Timepiece Quäckenbirdt | ||
Building | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Sapper | |
— | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Red-Tape Recorder Ap-Sap Snack Attack | ||
Taunt | Grand Slam | Grenade | Hadouken Armageddon Execution Gas Blast |
Barbarian Swing | High Noon | Arm Blender Guitar Smash |
Oktoberfest Uberslice Medicating Melody |
Arrow Stab | Fencing |
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