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Breach EM-Charged Shot
Starfield Mod

Mag
EM-charged ballistic rounds, typically non-lethal.

The Breach EM-Charged Shot is a magazine mod in Starfield for the Breach. It has 9 effects.

It is crafted from Isocentered Magnet, Cobalt and Polymer and requires the Magazine and Battery Mods 2 research project.

Effects

 
+25
 
+70%

Recipe

Requirements
Perks and research projects you need to unlock before this recipe is available.
Magazine and Battery Mods 2
weaponry

Discover how to build cutting-edge Magazine and Battery mods for supported weapons at a Weapon Workbench.

Selecting ranks of the Research Methods skill reduces the ingredients consumed per craft. The Crafting amount scales the displayed totals so you can plan a batch.
Research Methods (Tier 1)
Resources required to craft items and complete research projects is reduced by 10%.
Crafting amount
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Ingredients
Components consumed each time you craft this item.
Isocentered Magnet
1.8
36
×1
Cobalt
Co
0.6
12
×3
Polymer
0.5
20
×2
Recipe Breakdown
Some ingredients are themselves crafted. This shows the full chain of sub-recipes beneath this one.
Isocentered Magnet
1.8
36
×1
Nickel
Ni
0.6
10
×1
Cobalt
Co
0.6
12
×1
Total Basic Ingredients
The full bill of raw materials, with all intermediate recipes resolved down to base ingredients.
Cobalt
Co
0.6
12
×4
Nickel
Ni
0.6
10
×1
Polymer
0.5
20
×2
XP gained per crafting batch.
1xp
Base recipe
2xp
Including sub-recipes

Weapons (1)

Breach

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