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The 2mm electromagnetic cartridge is a type of ammunition in Fallout 4.
Background
The 2mm Electromagnetic Cartridge is a self-contained magazine containing high-velocity ferromagnetic projectiles and the battery pack necessary to power the Gauss weapon they are fired from.[Pub 1]
Gameplay
Much like in Fallout 2, 2mm EC rounds are used by the powerful Gauss rifle. These rounds are rare and expensive, and also take the most resources to craft.
Crafting
| Materials: | Requirements: | Produces: | ||
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Copper (3) Lead (2) Oil (1) Fertilizer (2) |  | Build/Scrapped at: Perk (Rank): Gun Nut (4) | | 2mm EC (10) |
Weapons using this ammunition
Locations
- One cartridge can be found on a tray on a counter in the stowage depot of the Prydwen. This is the only placed instance of a 2mm EC cartridge in the game.
- 2mm EC ammo may also be found in rare loot from level 22 onwards, or found along with randomly spawned Gauss rifles.
- These vendors sell approximately 20-55 of the rare 2mm EC ammo type, refreshing their stock every 48 hours. The ammo does not become available from vendors until level 28 (or possibly level 22 in some cases), increasing in quantity at levels 30 and 35.
Vendor name Vendor location Arturo Rodriguez Diamond City market Myrna Diamond City market Percy Diamond City market Daisy Goodneighbor KL-E-0 Goodneighbor Rufus Rubins Goodneighbor Proctor Teagan The Prydwen Tinker Tom Railroad HQ Cricket Boston
(Traveling merchant)Ronnie Shaw The Castle
(after completing Old Guns)
Notes
- 2mm EC rounds are extremely hard to find in containers at lower levels. They are more commonly found after level 30.
- Stores are selling 2mm EC rounds in very small amounts, and replenish their inventory after 48 hours.
References
Publications
- ↑ Fallout: The Roleplaying Game Rulebook; p.94:
"The 2mm Electromagnetic Cartridge is a self-contained magazine containing high-velocity ferromagnetic projectiles and the battery pack necessary to power the gauss weapon they are fired from.
This ammunition is not found loose, but in magazines containing the number of shots generated (and sufficient battery charge to power the weapon for those shots)."
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