.50 Special

The .50 Special is a unique type of revolver catridge engineered by the Malice Arms Company. First designed in 1880, the .50 Special was the world's first Chemical Catridge; it was designed to be filled with different chemical compounds in order to create different effects.

Phosphorus (Flammable)
The Phosphorus-Sulphur compound allows for combustible rounds that catch fire to the target.

Nitrate (Explosive)
The Nitrate-Sulphur compound allows for explosive rounds that increase damage at the cost of accuracy. (Damage +4, Accuracy -2)

Nitrogen (Frost)
The Nitrogen-Hydrogen compound allows for rounds that freeze a small area on impact, causing minimal damage.

Leviathum (Float)
The Leviathum-Hydrogen compound allows for an extremely lightweight and fast moving bullet. (Damage -1, Accuracy +3)

Colsten (Acidic)
The Colsten-Phosphorus compound allows for rounds that melt into an acidic sludge on impact, burning through most iron armours.