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“Put a cork in it.”
“For bashing things.”
“Wolfgang hardly feel this at all.”
“Another instrument of death.”
“PORTABLE BLUDGEONING ACCESSORY”
“A lightweight instrument for bludgeoning.”
“Pretty light, eh?”
“Easy enough to carry.”
“The detriment of its light weight are counteracted by its relative ease to construct.”
“'Tis a weapön öf much lightness.”
“Coach said we're not allowed to cork a bat.”
“Pretty lightweight.”
“It's light enough.”
“Lighter than a belayin' pin.”
“WILBA MAKETH THE SMALLEST SMASHINGS”
“Puny Whacker”
“Time for all that stick ball playing to come in handy.”
The Cork Bat is a craftable Weapon exclusive to the Hamlet DLC. It is found in the Fight Tab, requires 3 Cork and Boards to craft, and a Science Machine to prototype. Unlike other weapons, the Cork Bat has a noticeable delay between strikes. After each strike Cork Bat makes the player unable to move or act for a brief time which puts the player into disadvantage as this can hinder player's ability to dodge enemy's attack in time. It should therefore be treated as an emergency weapon when most other supplies aren't available for superior choices.
Tips 
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- Due to how the Cork Bat hinders player's ability to effectively dodge, its best to use it against enemies with long pauses between attacks. One of the example might be Shadow Creatures that disappear after being hit and reappear further away, giving the player a chance to recover from the movement penalty applied by Cork Bat.
TriviaEdit
- The Cork Bat originally had red details on the hilt, but the color was changed in the Quality of Life update. The shape of it also changed a bit.
GalleryEdit
The old design of the Cork Bat.
Wilba fighting a Snaptooth Seedling with a Cork Bat as seen in the Hamlet Early Access trailer.
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