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Turgidtoupee (talk | contribs) (Someone should really create this) |
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If not, I'll ask around the forums to see what I can gather about the guard. They just seem to function like a normal squad in mine, though I've had no justice problems yet. --[[User:Turgidtoupee|Turgidtoupee]] 00:52, 20 September 2010 (UTC) | If not, I'll ask around the forums to see what I can gather about the guard. They just seem to function like a normal squad in mine, though I've had no justice problems yet. --[[User:Turgidtoupee|Turgidtoupee]] 00:52, 20 September 2010 (UTC) | ||
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| + | The feather tree / adamantine suggestion is great. I found a site that sells custom foam darts for NERF enthusiasts, and the standard dart with a suction cup came out to almost exactly 1 gram for a 4cm dart with an OD of .572". Wolfram alpha tells me this means that the density is 151 (kg/m^3, the same unit that the df raws use). Featherwood is 100, adamantine is 200. In other words, a beating from these crossbows would be similar to someone wielding a pool noodle. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:08, 18 July 2011
Someone should really create this[edit]
If not, I'll ask around the forums to see what I can gather about the guard. They just seem to function like a normal squad in mine, though I've had no justice problems yet. --Turgidtoupee 00:52, 20 September 2010 (UTC)
Nerf Crossbows[edit]
The feather tree / adamantine suggestion is great. I found a site that sells custom foam darts for NERF enthusiasts, and the standard dart with a suction cup came out to almost exactly 1 gram for a 4cm dart with an OD of .572". Wolfram alpha tells me this means that the density is 151 (kg/m^3, the same unit that the df raws use). Featherwood is 100, adamantine is 200. In other words, a beating from these crossbows would be similar to someone wielding a pool noodle.