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This striking handgun was forged hundreds of years ago by a forgotten gunsmith. Though its power has weakened, it occasionally recalls its former might.
 
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Revision as of 13:53, 4 March 2020

Vorpal Gun
Vorpal Gun
Statistics
Type: Semiautomatic
Quality: B Quality Item
Magazine Size: 6
Max Ammo: 250
Damage: Regular Hit: 5
Critical Hit: 100
Sell Creep Price: 30 Money
Unlock Method: Purchase from Doug for 20 Hegemony Credit.
Introduced in: Supply Drop Indicator
Ammonomicon Entry
.50 Criticaliber
Occasionally deals massive damage.

This striking handgun was forged hundreds of years ago by a forgotten gunsmith. Though its power has weakened, it occasionally recalls its former might.

Vorpal Gun is a gun that has a chance to fire a critical shot which deals 100 damage.

Notes

  • Synergy Critcaliber - If the player also has Bullet Idol, after taking damage with the gun held, the next Vorpal Gun shot is guaranteed to be a critical shot.
  • The chance to fire a critical shot increases with coolness.
  • Entering a room with the Box and firing the Vorpal Gun while undetected guarantees a critical hit.
  • Like several other guns such as the 38 Special, it can be fired rapidly after dodge rolling.
  • Critical hits do not travel like normal bullets, but instead instantly strike the closest enemy in the cursor's direction regardless of intervening obstacles.
  • Critical hits will not cause mimics to reveal themselves.

Trivia

  • The word 'Vorpal' is a nonsense word coined by Lewis Carrol in his nonsense poem 'Jabberwocky'. It describes a blade which is supposedly very sharp.
  • This gun is also a reference to an artifact type called "Vorpal" from Dungeons & Dragons, that upon a roll of natural 20 severs the head of those it strikes, in most cases instantly killing them.

See also