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Tests show that bone and wooden bolts are effective against most{{verify}} unarmored targets, like wildlife, but for various reasons are quite useless against some other creatures and armored targets. | Tests show that bone and wooden bolts are effective against most{{verify}} unarmored targets, like wildlife, but for various reasons are quite useless against some other creatures and armored targets. | ||
| − | The same goes for some metal bolts (silver, copper) with variations depending on the precise metal.{{verify}} | + | The same goes for some metal bolts (silver,copper) with variations depending on the precise metal.{{verify}} |
Bone bolts are not advisable for weapon traps as only a stack of 5 will be stored per crossbow, making frequent restocking necessary. | Bone bolts are not advisable for weapon traps as only a stack of 5 will be stored per crossbow, making frequent restocking necessary. | ||