The Wolf Sledge is the signature hammer of the Wolf of Saturn Six. In addition to its high status chance, the sledge can be thrown with heavy attacks in a similar manner to Glaives.
Characteristics[edit | edit source]
This weapon deals primarily 
Impact and 
Slash damage.
Advantages:
- High
Impact and Slash damage – effective against shields and health. - Good critical chance.
- Third highest status chance of all hammers, behind Arca Titron and Synoid Heliocor.
- Possesses momentum during regular swings, which resists interruption such as stagger or knockdown.
- Holding the melee button throws the hammer in a similar manner to a Glaive, which can bounce once or travels up to 40 meters before returning to the user, damaging anyone in its path. Meleeing while the hammer is in mid-flight commands it to return.
- Primary and secondary weapons can be fired and reloaded normally with a thrown hammer, and retrieving the hammer does not interrupt these actions. Additional throws can also be "buffered" while the hammer is in mid-flight.
- Hitting the head of an enemy with a thrown attack will cause it to home in on another before returning.
- Killing an enemy with a thrown attack will cause it to seek a random nearby enemy regardless of hitting their head.
- Heavy Attacks while the hammer is in mid-flight produces a 5 meter explosion and forces the hammer to return.
- Explosion has innate Blast damage – effective against Machinery and Fossilized.
- No damage falloff.
- Explosion has innate
- Stance polarity matches Crushing Ruin.
Disadvantages:
- Low Puncture damage – less effective against armor.
- Recall explosion has innate Blast damage – less effective against Ferrite Armor and Infested Sinew.
- Below average critical multiplier.
- Cannot use melee attacks or block while the hammer is in mid-flight.
- Recall explosion inflicts self-stagger.
- Cannot use the Glaive-exclusive mods Combo Fury, Power Throw, Quick Return ( Volatile), Rebound ( Volatile), and Whirlwind.
Acquisition
Wolf Sledge's main blueprint and components can be acquired as random drops after defeating the Wolf of Saturn Six. All parts are tradeable between players.
| Drop | Chance | Expected | Nearly Guaranteed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Blueprint | 3.95% | 39 – 40 kills | 189 ± 57 kills |
| Handle | 13.55% | ||
| Head | 13.55% | ||
| Motor | 3.95% |
Expected refers to total number of attempts a player can expect to need in order to receive at least one of each drop associated with the respective values.
Nearly Guaranteed refers to the total number of attempts a player needs to obtain a 99%, 99.9%, and 99.99% probability to receive at least one of each drop associated with the respective values.
For more detailed definitions and information on how these number were obtained, visit here.
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Time: 12 hrs |
Rush:  25
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Notes[edit | edit source]
- Throw attack properties:
- Travels primarily in a straight line with slight homing properties.
- Has a range of 40 meters unmodified by melee range mods.
- Can bounce up to one time between targets although it does not seem to be guaranteed.
- Does not punch through terrain.
- Deals 3x damage but otherwise has unchanged attack properties (status, crit, etc).
- Hits do not contribute to the combo multiplier.
- Will always ragdoll the enemy unless they are immune to the effect.
- Hitting an enemy's head with the thrown attack will cause it to seek random nearby enemies, causing both enemies to be ragdolled away.
- Killing an enemy with a thrown attack will cause it to seek a random nearby enemy regardless of hitting their head.
- Will not seek an additional enemy if none are close enough.
- If it hits a surface before hitting the next enemy it will return to you.
- It will only seek 1 additional enemy, before returning, after hitting its first target.
- Recall explosion properties:
- Deals 777 Blast damage in a 5 meter radius, unaffected by melee range mods.
- Recall explosion causes self-stagger.
- Has a high proc chance which is affected by equipped elemental damage mods.
- Deals 777
- Despite being throwable, it cannot equip glaive-exclusive mods such as Power Throw and Rebound.
- Mirage's Hall Of Mirrors throws five hammers.
Tips[edit | edit source]
Weapon Loadouts[edit source]
- See Category:Wolf Sledge Build to see how players mod this weapon.
- See Category:Wolf Sledge Guides for guides on how to use this weapon effectively.
- For more general help with weapons, you may wish to browse Category:Weapon Guides.
Media[edit | edit source]
Patch History[edit | edit source]
- Fixed Melee Heavy Attacks not functioning for Wolf Sledge.
- Now uses the new Glaive hold melee to throw mechanics (no air throws at this time).
- Wolf Sledge now explodes on impact when Thrown.
- Damage increased from 130 to 259.
- Range increased from 1.5 to 3.1.
- Slam Attack increased from 130 to 777.
- Slide Attack increased from 260 to 518.
- Parry Angle set to 50.
- Follow Through increased from 0.2 to 0.4.
- Added a 5m 200 Explosion damage radial attack on recall.
- Increased Range from 1 to 1.5m.
- Increased Melee damage from 115 to 130.
- Increased throwing projectile damage from 575 to 650.
- Reduced the collision width of the thrown projectile from 0.6m to 0.2m.
- Increased the speed of the throwing animations.
- Removed the Ducat selling price from a Wolf Sledge's component parts.
- Component parts and blueprint are now tradable.
- Introduced.
Last updated: Update 26.0
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