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 by holding the melee button, similar 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.
- 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 immediately.
- 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
- Hits from a thrown Sledge contribute to Melee Combo count.
- Regular heavy attack does not consume combo count.
- 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% |
All drop rates data is obtained from DE's official droptables.
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]
- The standard heavy attack does not consume or add to Melee Combo count.
- 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 contribute to the combo multiplier. Explosion hits do not.
- Explosion 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.
- 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 (about 10 meters.
- 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.
- Throw animation is affected by mods that modify heavy attack speed (e.g. Killing Blow), but the thrown attack is not considered a heavy attack for other purposes (e.g. Life Strike)
- Cannot be buffered after certain combo animations or thrown mid-air.
- 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.
- Is a heavy attack, and so resets combo count, like a glaive, and is compatible with heavy attack 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]
Media[edit | edit source]
Patch History[edit | edit source]
- Fixed Wolf Sledge’s follow through stat dropping by half when a Stance Mod is equipped.
- 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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