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Commento di 161867

Can be picked up at either dock. These are the only places so far I've noticed they spawn. Despite the deceptive 10 stack shown above. You can only carry one at a time and you will lose it if you die.

Commento di 170332

A reference to the explosive "C-4" SeaForium

This is how the C4 looks like IRL: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6d/Eod2.jpg
This is how the C4 is generally known to look like in games like Metal Gear Solid: http://img502.imageshack.us/img502/8881/c4tothefacebyjongamerws5.jpg

Commento di 233332

Seaforium charges planted by the enemy can be disarmed by right-clicking them. It's about a 2-second channel that is interrupted if you take any damage. You have to be fairly quick about it, since the explosive goes off after 10 seconds.

Commento di 41961

And Engineers aren't able to craft these becaaaause~?

Commento di smirffKT

In the Death Knight leveling zone, you can pick up a charge in the Noxious Glade. It appears as a grey sphere with a gear cursor just before the path down to Browman Mill.

Commento di 350838

I don't suppose someone could add a screenshot? I'm having a hard time finding them.

Commento di 667327

For lack of wanting to sound like an eeediot.. How do I drop these once I've picked them up. I can't seem to find it in my bags once I have picked one up.

Commento di Leee242

For real. How do I drop the thing. I can pick one up no problem but don't see it in inventory. No fun being dumb.

Commento di turkesh

When you pick one up drag it to your action bar and cast it from there when you want to use it. If you are an engineer look in your engineering toolbox as that is where it is put when you pick it up.

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Massive Seaforium Charge

Livello dell’oggetto 70
Strand of the Ancients
Unique

Usa: Places a massive seaforium charge which will detonate after 10 seconds.
Seaforium charges will be dropped on death.

Massima Pila: 10

Massive Seaforium Charge

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