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| − | Scorch Cannon is a relic from [[House of Wolves]]. It can be obtained in [[Prison of Elders]] and [[The Shadow Thief]]. Players can obtain Scorch Cannon from [[Variks]]'s Gift after completing a [[Prison of Elders#Objectives|Critical Objective]] during a PoE round. | + | Scorch Cannon is a relic from [[House of Wolves]]. It can be obtained in [[Prison of Elders]] and [[The Shadow Thief]]. Players can obtain Scorch Cannon from [[Variks]]'s Gift after completing a [[Prison of Elders#Objectives|Critical Objective]] during a PoE round. The boss from The Shadow Thief Strike also drops the weapon. |
Scorch Cannon has a limited amount of ammo. It fires devastating rockets that light [[enemies]] on fire. After landing a rocket on an enemy or a surface, players can hold their trigger to "power up" the rocket. After a while, players can release the trigger to cause a explosion with increased blast radius and additional damage. Players can use the rocket as a "mine" by landing it at a choke point and hold the trigger til the enemies get close to it. | Scorch Cannon has a limited amount of ammo. It fires devastating rockets that light [[enemies]] on fire. After landing a rocket on an enemy or a surface, players can hold their trigger to "power up" the rocket. After a while, players can release the trigger to cause a explosion with increased blast radius and additional damage. Players can use the rocket as a "mine" by landing it at a choke point and hold the trigger til the enemies get close to it. | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 7 May 2015
Scorch Cannon is a relic from House of Wolves. It can be obtained in Prison of Elders and The Shadow Thief. Players can obtain Scorch Cannon from Variks's Gift after completing a Critical Objective during a PoE round. The boss from The Shadow Thief Strike also drops the weapon.
Scorch Cannon has a limited amount of ammo. It fires devastating rockets that light enemies on fire. After landing a rocket on an enemy or a surface, players can hold their trigger to "power up" the rocket. After a while, players can release the trigger to cause a explosion with increased blast radius and additional damage. Players can use the rocket as a "mine" by landing it at a choke point and hold the trigger til the enemies get close to it.
