Fire hydrant bat

	For fire hydrant in the Fallout 3, see Fallout 3 non-player weapons.

Fallout Shelter weapon
Fire hydrant bat
Damage
damage	19-31
damage type	Melee
Other
rarity	legendary
value	500

 

	The following is based on Fallout Shelter or Fallout Shelter Online and some details might contradict canon.

“Now you can pretend you're a tiny, underpowered Super Mutant Behemoth.”— In-game description

The fire hydrant bat is a weapon that appears in Fallout Shelter. It was added in the 1.6 update. It is the weapon with the highest maximum damage in the game, beating the Dragon's Maw's maximum damage by 2.

Background

The fire hydrant bat is a melee weapon and only one dweller with a melee attack can attack a given opponent at any time. So, for instance, if three dwellers are fighting a single deathclaw with a fire hydrant bat, only one of them will actually fight; the other two can't attack. However, this will not preclude dwellers with ranged weapons from also attacking an enemy in combat with a melee dweller.

Characteristics

The Fire hydrant bat is a Legendary melee weapon. With a range of damage between 19 and 31, it has the highest maximum damage in the game, yet its minimum damage of 19 means that its average damage of 25 is 1/2 lower than the Dragon's Maw, another single-shot weapon.

Locations

• Found by dwellers exploring the wasteland
• Found on quests
• Found in lunchboxes
• Craftable in a weapon workshop

Crafting

A high Intelligence statistic is needed to effectively create the fire hydrant bat.

Materials:		Requirements:		Produces:
Chemistry flask (3) Military duct tape (3) Shovel (3)		Weapon workshop Legendary weapon recipe Caps x22,050		Fire hydrant bat (1)

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