Ukulele

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The Ukulele is an uncommon damage item in Risk of Rain. On hitting an enemy, the player has a 20% chance to fire chain lighting for 4x33% damage and deals electric damage.^[1]

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Shipping Details

Estimated Delivery: 06/06/2056	Sent to: Whaley Station Box.364 Mars
Shipping Details:
- Order :  Ukulele
Tracking Number:  152▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪▪
- Order Description :  20% chance to fire chain lighting for 4x33% damage
- Shipping Method :  Priority
- Order Details :  Very rare artifact! An ancient ukulele, from the legendary artist born on Mars. It was said that he was a son of a god, gifted with the power of lighting himself. People say that he was the most humble man.. and that his music was simply.. electric! NOTE: No tests have managed to make the ukulele actually generate electricity. Use with care.
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TacticsEdit

Character SynergiesEdit

• On the Huntress works very well as an extra-damage proc once she picks up a high rate of fire.
• On classes that can hit multiple target with their first ability this item will do massive damage to all enemies hit.
• When this item procs on a certain attack, all enemies affected by that said attack will generate a chain lightning. Take note that hitting too many enemies when this item procs can lead to a crash.

Item SynergiesEdit

• The Heaven Cracker will aid greatly this item since getting a proc on both items will lead to all enemies in a straight line individually start the chain lightning.

TriviaEdit

In the item description, it is mentioned that the instrument was owned by a "legendary artist born on Mars." This could be a reference to David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust stage persona/character, who played with a band called "The Spiders from Mars," as said in his namesake song.

BugsEdit

• Version 1.2.3 - If the Sniper's Steady Aim hits in conjunction with the proc of the ukulele, it causes the game to crash.

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