Ironclad Democracy equipment

Current-build data maps the rifle and underbarrel as separate projectile systems. The underbarrel is authored with nine pellets; all nine connecting before target-side reductions would give a raw 450 normal / 108 durable. That full-pellet result has not been live-confirmed.

Current-build data contains two independently authored Evictor damage stages: projectile impact and a secondary explosion. A live damage capture directly identifies the GL-15 Evictor and records applied-health-damage packets for both mapped rows: 50 normal / 2 durable direct damage and 440 normal / 440 durable explosion damage. This confirms both listed damage stages are active in live gameplay; the authored blast radii and force values remain code-derived rather than independently measured in this capture.

Current-build data maps the projectile's direct/contact damage to 60 normal / 0 durable with AP 4 / 4 / 3 / 0. The live recorder directly resolves the Breacher's projectile and records this row as applied health damage.

A uniquely resolved same-target capture also confirms two downstream damage stages from the same Breacher hit. It records the sticky payload's 2,000 normal / 2,000 durable AP7 explosion as applied health damage and separately records the linked 150 normal / 150 durable, AP 7 / 7 / 7 / 0 linked incendiary damage packet. These damage stages are now live game confirmed. Their exact ordering, timing, and the separate 100 / 100 incendiary-status payload remain unresolved or not independently live-confirmed.

The Sai fires a single projectile dealing 80 normal / 4 durable damage with AP 3 / 3 / 3 / 0. The live recorder resolves this damage directly to the LAS-12 Sai in the exact current-build player-equipment profile and records applied health damage from it, so this projectile damage is live game confirmed. It has no authored secondary explosion or status payload. The projectile starts at 100 m/s, has zero authored gravity, 0.05 drag, and a 6.0-second lifetime.

Its base heat system overheats at 100, adds 2 heat per shot, and cools at 5.4 heat per second. It starts with four spare ICEs, can hold five, and uses a 2.0 s authored ICE replacement target. Overheating requires replacing the ICE.

One value remains unresolved: the Sai's root projectile-weapon record is authored at 800 RPM, while the public Armory display reports 1,200 RPM. The complete modifier/runtime path behind that mismatch, and behind the displayed 7-second capacity, has not yet been isolated.

Current-build data maps the G-60's damage to its warhead explosion rather than a separate conventional direct-hit damage stage. A live damage capture directly identifies the G-60 Anti-Tank Seeker and records its warhead as applied health damage at 1,800 normal / 1,800 durable with AP 5 / 5 / 5 / 4. The warhead damage is therefore live game confirmed.

Its authored seeker settings match the G-50, including a 50 m forward sensor with side and rear ranges disabled. Those seeker-control values are still code-derived and have not been independently live-tested by this damage capture.

Current-build data maps the G-8 directly to a 20 normal / 20 durable, AP0 incendiary explosion. It has 0 demolition, 40 stagger, and 0 push, with 4 m inner, 10 m outer, and 10 m shockwave radii. The explosion also carries a linked incendiary status effect.

The checked G-8 configuration does not contain a 2,000-damage AP7 explosion or the Breacher's sticky contact-damage reference.

Current-build modifier data confirms three separate passive effects. Its knockdown-force multiplier uses the same modifier and value as Rock Solid, so the authored knockdown-force reduction is the same. That equivalence has not been independently live-tested.

Integrated Extinguishers doubles the rate at which the passive fire-status timer advances. Standard fire has a 3.0 s authored duration, so an unrefreshed burn passively extinguishes after 1.5 s instead of 3.0 s.

The booster does not reduce fire damage per tick. It shortens the time a Helldiver remains burning after fire stops being reapplied, so any damage avoided comes from the shorter burn window. A source that keeps refreshing the fire status can extend the burn again. The manual/immediate extinguish path is separate from this passive-timer change.