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Revision as of 20:33, 16 September 2017
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Excalibat is a unique baseball bat. It can be repaired with baseball bats.
Characteristics
It is stronger than the standard baseball bat, providing more damage, a higher durability, and a greater critical multiplier and critical damage.
Durability
Excalibat can successfully strike about 250 times from full condition before breaking.
Variants
Locations
This weapon cannot be found anywhere in the game and can only be obtained via console.
Behind the scenes
- Matt Wagner used the legend of King Arthur as background for his modern retelling, Mage, in which Excalibur takes the form of a (glowing) baseball bat.
- In the 1995 Apogee game Rise of the Triad, the Excalibat is an enchanted baseball bat. This weapon could either be swung as a normal baseball bat, or could launch a simultaneous spread of baseballs that explode on impact.
- This weapon's name is a reference to Excalibur, the legendary sword of King Arthur.