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 | The following is based on Fallout Tactics and some details might contradict canon. |
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Stinger removed from a mutant wasp. It is still loaded with the original poison.
”The wasp sting is a melee weapon in Fallout Tactics.
Characteristics
The wasp sting is a decent knife, dealing more damage than the starting knife and most of the other small melee weapons. It's not as damaging as the combat knife, but it does have a chance to poison foes.
Locations
- Quincy, found on beastlord.
Bugs
- This weapon does not have a 'swing' mode, so the first mode is unchecked. Because the first mode is unused, the second mode (which is used) is assumed not to exist, so the weapon cannot be used. Adding a swing mode to the weapon, or moving the thrust mode to the first mode slot will allow it to be used.