Prayer rod

prayer rod

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	Prayer Rod
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Extra Info: Made out of Metal EMP sensitive Power load-sensitive An Energy cell is required to power this item
Infobox data from game version 2.0.203.49

prayer rod

A flanged rod of slate grey metal.

Strength Bonus Cap: 2
Weapon Class: Cudgel (dazes on critical hit)
Causes 1d5+5 electric damage on hit.

Perfect

The prayer rod is a weapon that is notable for its unusually high base elemental damage. It does, on average, 8 electric damage per hit. As described on the melee combat page, elemental damage from weapons is applied on any successful hit, even if the weapon does not penetrate. That makes this weapon particularly useful to an agility-based Cudgel build with low strength.

When powered, a prayer rod has a 25% chance to stun an enemy for 1 turn.

Obtaining

The prayer rod can be:

• Found as random loot in mid-tier or high-tier zones or occasionally equipped by creatures.
• Found in the inventory of Mechanimist catechists.
• Crafted with the Tinker II skill, after obtaining the required schematic.

Considerations

This section is opinion-based. Your mileage may vary.

• The prayer rod truly shines after adding multiple additional elemental damage mods to it. Those mods will stack with the weapon's default elemental damage, making for a very powerful weapon that effectively ignores AV and can be used successfully against even end-game creatures.
• When modded with the Electrified mod, the prayer rod can potentially trigger the Whenever you deal electric damage, there's a 25% chance... cooking effect twice from a single hit.

References

This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.202.98.