Beancan Grenade

The Beancan Grenade is a basic yet unpredictable explosive device in the survival game Rust. Primarily, players utilize this early-game tool for breaching and raid activities. Its key feature is the random detonation timer, making it a risky choice during combat. With the potential to lethally damage any player within its blast radius, the Beancan Grenade introduces an element of chance in engagements.

One notable aspect of the Beancan Grenade is its 15% failure rate, meaning there's a chance it won't explode on the first attempt. This is what players refer to as a "dud." However, if a player tries to reignite or pick up a dud, there's a significant 50% chance it will detonate unexpectedly, adding another layer of danger to its use.

Beyond sole use in combat, the Beancan Grenade has a strategic role in crafting, being an essential component for Satchel Charges, which are more advanced and controlled explosives for raiding enemy structures. When utilizing Beancan Grenades, it's crucial to plan for the unexpected, maintaining a safe distance when possible and being ready to adapt to its unpredictable nature.

For players seeking to cause disruption or gain entry into fortified areas, mastering the use of the Beancan Grenade can be the key to success, or a sudden end, in the unforgiving world of Rust.