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 | The following is based on Fallout Tactics and some details might contradict canon. |
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The crowbar is a melee weapon in Fallout Tactics.
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A very solid and heavy piece of metal, specially designed to exert leverage. Or pound heads.
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A crowbar, also known as a wrecking bar, is a metal tool used for prying apart objects using leverage, pulling out nails, or simply knocking out walls. Now the crowbar's primary function is being used as a heavy, somewhat sharp, improvised weapon.
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