Grenades | Beginners Manual {|}


  • CryoBan: Originally designed as a form of emergency fire suppressant. It used CryoBan technology adapted from the carbon-freezing process. Used as a weapon, the CryoBan grenade covers targets in its blast radius with supercooled chemicals, causing pain and temporarily trapping a person within the ice formed by the blast
 
  • Adhesive Grenades: Designed as a method of riot control, the adhesive grenade explodes with an incredibly sticky substance that anchors a target to the ground and slowly dissolves so as not to trap targets for long periods of time.
 
  • Biotic Grenades: Biotic grenades release tightly focused explosions that are often to speed up mining efforts. They have timed detonators and can be magnetically attached to objects. These are also often used as breaching charges.
 
  • Flash-bang Grenade: is a weapon that, when thrown, blinds and deafens the target rather than harming them, allowing the user to either attack or flee.
 
  • Frag Grenades: unleash metal shrapnel and deal slashing damage. This makes them highly effective against unarmored targets. The typical blast radius is about 3 to 4 meters.
 
  • Ion Grenades: discharge an electromagnetic pulse that disables any electronic devices such as droids, automated turrets, vehicles, and personal deflector shields. An ion grenade is designed to explode on contact after it is thrown, triggering an ion burst with a three-meter blast radius.
 
  • Gas Grenades: are hand grenades that upon impact, deploy an airborne chemical agent that incapacitated targets. It also has the secondary effect of filling the blast area with a temporary smokescreen.
 
  • Plasma Grenade: is a type of grenade that exerted pressurized gas that ignites into flames when it reaches the outside atmosphere. It is similar to a thermal grenade.
 
  • Smoke Grenade: is a type of grenade that release clouds of thick smoke to obscure the vision of enemies. The colour grenade falls under this category.
 
  • Sonic Grenades: typically produce a sudden burst or 'squeal' of very high-frequency sound, they are used to incapacitate organic enemies by causing piercing, intense pain in hearing organs.
 
  • Thermal Detonator: as the name is descriptive of the process by which the device explodes. Inside the shell, which is generally made of thermite or axidite, is a sample of baradium, a highly volatile substance. A trigger emits a short burst of energy that forces the baradium into a state of fusion reaction. Thermal detonators are unique in that they have a very fixed radius of 4-5 meters. When the maximum is reached they implode on themselves leaving everything outside the radius unharmed. There is no shockwave.
 
  • Thermal Grenades: are a special type of hand grenade that released a quick burst of an incendiary agent which is very quick to ignite. The burns generally incapacitate the victims for a short while depending much on their armour. Some of these grenades can fill an entire room with volatile flames.
 
  • Mining charges: are not generally used as a weapon high yield mining charges can be used as mines to take out enemy vehicles such as walkers or tanks. They are usually used in mining much like the Biotic grenades or charges. Both of which are used as breaching charges.