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The volt caster is a pistol of [[Jiralhanae]] design, | The volt caster is a pistol of [[Jiralhanae]] design, created by the [[Sicatt Workshop]] and manufactured by the [[Armory of Reckoning (location)|Armory of Reckoning]]. The weapon is designed to fire in a full automatic mode of fire, discharging a small active-dynamo munition capable of attaching to surfaces, including infantry and vehicles. Once attached, the bolts discharge a high-output current to their target, which are capable of incapacitating and immobilizing enemy targets. Should several individual bolts become attached to the same target in a close enough vicinity to one another, they are capable of detonating in a manner similar to that of [[Blamite|needle weaponry]]—causing a large shock explosion that can incapacitating infantry and disabling technology via an [[electromagnetic pulse]].{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | ||
The top-mounted magazine of the disruptor holds ten bolts before needing to reload.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} | The top-mounted magazine of the disruptor holds ten bolts before needing to reload.{{Ref/Reuse|EN}} |
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65 centimeters (25.5 in)[1] |
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Electric surge bolts[1] |
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10 bolts[1] |
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The Sicatt Workshop Volt Caster[1] or Disruptor is an electricity-based weapon utilized by the Banished during the Battle for Zeta Halo.[2]
Overview
Design details
The volt caster is a pistol of Jiralhanae design, created by the Sicatt Workshop and manufactured by the Armory of Reckoning. The weapon is designed to fire in a full automatic mode of fire, discharging a small active-dynamo munition capable of attaching to surfaces, including infantry and vehicles. Once attached, the bolts discharge a high-output current to their target, which are capable of incapacitating and immobilizing enemy targets. Should several individual bolts become attached to the same target in a close enough vicinity to one another, they are capable of detonating in a manner similar to that of needle weaponry—causing a large shock explosion that can incapacitating infantry and disabling technology via an electromagnetic pulse.[1]
The top-mounted magazine of the disruptor holds ten bolts before needing to reload.[1]
Usage
The Disruptor was used by Banished forces on Zeta Halo during their long-term occupation of the ringworld. Banished forces typically find the weapon's main use in infiltration packs - with scout forces using them to disable enemy technology for long enough durations as to allow regular shock troops to overrun them.[1]
Gameplay
Halo Infinite
The Disruptor is a fully-automatic pistol that deals shock damage like the Dynamo grenades and the Sicatt Workshop shock rifle. Although the individual rounds deal a little damage to a target, 3 shots to the same target initiates a DOT (damage over time) effect that drains shields first before draining health. The weapon is also capable of disabling vehicles after seven hits have been landed on a given target. In the campaign, the Disruptor is wielded by high ranking Unggoy, Kig-Yar, and used as a backup weapon for Jiralhanae Snipers. In multiplayer, the Disruptor is capable of killing an enemy Spartan in 6 shots.
Variants
- Calcine Disruptor: An improved version of the Disruptor with a decreased magazine capacity from 10 to 7. Unlike the normal Disruptor, the Calcine can disable any vehicle in one shot and only one is needed for a shock AOE to happen. During the Battle for Zeta Halo, the Unggoy known as Bipbap carried a Calcine Disruptor.
Gallery
Concept art
Screenshots and renders
An Unggoy Mule with a Disruptor.
An Unggoy Bouncer (left) holding a Disruptor.
John-117 fires a Disruptor at Tremonius.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources
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