U-235

U-235

Type	Relic
Index No.	89/166
Rarity	Rare
Crafting	60
Shop	560
Effect	Bomb damage is proportional to the number of carried bombs, +5 bombs A strange stone that radiates warmth and a sense of comfort.
GUID	Item: c3cf34b72ca743f7986c53215ec3a358 Effect: bc720d3ef33e40de87fc9cc3278522a1

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U-235 is a relic item in UnderMine.

It gives the player 15 points of bomb damage for each carried bomb, up to a maximum of 1485 with 99 bombs. Bomb damage is set to 1 when no bombs are carried.

The bomb damage is set to an specific amount, so it doesn't increase with Explosiveness, Capture Sphere and Paladin Shield.

If you sell the relic you will still retain the +5 bombs.

Negative Interactions

• Blood Pact Damage from Blood Pact is scaled by the increased bomb damage from U-235.
• Cannot scale bomb damage with Explosiveness, Capture Sphere and Paladin Shield.
• Sweaty Palms causes bomb damage to decrease faster due to the increased bomb usage.

History

Changelog
0.5.0	Added U-235.
0.6.0	It now give +5 bombs on pickup.
1.0.1	Changed craft cost from  75 to  60.

Trivia

Named after the radioactive isotope of uranium, uranium 235, commonly used in nuclear bombs. The description is ironic since uranium's warmth is given by its powerful and extremely dangerous radioactivity.