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For the non-persona variant of this weapon, see Zeushammer.

The Persona Zeushammer is a melee weapon added by the Royalty DLC that emits an EMP upon hitting a target. It is the persona weapon variant of the zeushammer.

Acquisition[edit]

Persona zeushammers cannot be crafted. Instead, they can be purchased from any combat supplier or war merchant, at Empire faction bases, or obtained as a quest reward.

They can also be found on the following raider kinds:

Raider Kind	Chance	Average Quality	Health
Imperial Citizen	?	?	100%
Stellic Warden	?	Excellent	100%
Knight/Dame	?	Excellent	100%
Praetor	?	Excellent	100%
Baron/Baroness	?	Excellent	100%
Count/Countess	?	Excellent	100%
Duke/Duchess	?	Excellent	100%
Consul	?	Excellent	100%
Stellarch	?	Excellent	100%

Summary[edit]

Persona mechanics

Main article: Persona weapon

Unbonded persona weapons form a psychic bond with the first pawn that wields them. The bonded weapon cannot then be wielded by any pawn except the one bonded to it, though it can still be hauled or carried in any pawns inventory. The exception to this bonding are persona weapons with the Freewielder trait, which do not bond at all. A bonded persona weapon must be destroyed for a wielder to bond to another persona weapon. The wielder must die for a bonded weapon to be wielded by another. The bond remains broken if the wielder is resurrected, though they can rebond with the weapon. When bonded, persona weapons have no value, both for trade and for the purposes of raid points.

Each individual persona weapon has a certain combination of traits, listed in persona traits. It also has a randomly generated custom name.

Persona weapons are also superior to their baseline versions in terms of combat.

Other[edit]

For a full exploration of the effects of EMP damage, see EMP.

When a zeushammer hits with its head, its deals 9 EMP damage in addition to its base damage. No EMP damage is inflicted by the handle attack. Unlike its normal damage, the EMP damage does not scale with quality. EMP damage does not deal physical damage. Instead, it stuns turrets, mechanoids, and mortars for 4.5 seconds. After being stunned, mechanoids become "Adapted" and gain immunity against further stuns for 2,200 ticks (36.67 secs). Immunity is applied on stun, and the duration is not extended by stunning an already adapted mechanoid. EMP also disables shield belts, causes brain shock on humanoids with brain implants, and vomiting on those with certain stomach implants.

Analysis[edit]

Persona zeushammers boast a significantly higher DPS than the non-persona zeushammer or monosword, and can only be used by a single pawn unless they have the Freewielder trait.

Due to adaptation, using a zeushammer actually becomes counterproductive when fighting mechs along with EMP grenades or another source of EMP. All other sources of EMP stun for much longer, and the first stun causes adaptation immediately. The zeushammer retains its niche against turrets, as well as certain other uses of EMP (like breaking shield belts).

Compared to persona monoswords[edit]

For the sake of comparison, the zeushammer's EMP is completely ignored. See the main analysis section for how it is both good and bad.

The persona monosword is the zeushammer's main competitor for best melee weapon. A monosword of the same quality will have a higher raw DPS. However, this is not the entire story. The main differences between the monosword and zeushammer are derived from their damage types: Sharp vs. Blunt. This goes beyond the usual advice of "most expected targets have much less Blunt armor than they do Sharp". Unless fighting against the empire's absolute best soldiers, both weapons' AP are so high that armor is not a concern.

Especially at high qualities, persona zeushammers have 2 key advantages over monoswords:

One-shot potential. Zeushammers attack slower, but deal more damage per hit. A masterwork zeushammer deals just under 45 damage per swing. Note that, due to body part protection mechanics, the zeushammer cannot actually one-shot the torso, the largest body part (usually). It can still destroy large body parts like the head, arms and legs.
Overkill mechanics. If a monosword would cleanly stab off a finger, the zeushammer will smash the finger and destroy the arm in the process. While the monosword's Cut damage type can spread throughout multiple body parts, it is inferior to the zeushammer as it is less concentrated on any specific part.

While blunt damage won't cause bleeding wounds, the zeushammer is likely to destroy body parts that it hits, which will cause bleeding anyway.

Therefore, the following comparisons can be made:

At normal quality, these factors aren't too noticeable. With a normal quality persona monosword / zeushammer, the monosword edges out against most raiders you'll see, but loses against empire cataphracts due to their sharp armor. The zeushammer, while unable to one-shot humans, can take out many body parts in 1 hit. This results in roughly similar performance against humans. Monoswords are definitely superior against larger targets, where organ destroying is no longer a factor. Ironically, this means that swords are better against centipedes.

But at high quality, the damage spread becomes very important. A masterwork persona zeushammer is better against non-tough humans - regardless of armor - and human-sized pawns like the scyther. This is due to a combination of overkill mechanics and the ability to one-shot, even if not from torso damage. Persona monoswords of the same quality are better against larger pawns like elephants and centipedes. As these pawns are unable to be one-shot nearly as easily, the monosword's wins through its superior base DPS.

These differences are heavily exacerbated by the Strong melee damage gene, which increases the damage/hit of both weapons. While this means that the high quality monosword can now one-shot the torso, this only makes the overkill mechanics more relevant. A high quality zeushammer can hit the arm, destroy the shoulder, and destroy the torso in the process.

This comparison is largely moot, as players rarely have the choice between persona zeushammers or persona monoswords of the same quality. A weapon that's 1 quality higher will be superior in almost all cases. It can be useful for relics, which will be a legendary weapon of choice.

Attack table

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Attacks

Persona zeushammer			Handle (Poke)					Head (Blunt)					Human: Left & right fist (Blunt)					HP	Value
Quality	DPS^[1]	AP^[1]	Dam.	Cool.	AP	DPS	Chance^[2]	Dam.	Cool.	AP	DPS	Chance^[2]	Dam.	Cool.	AP	DPS	Chance^[2]	HP	Value
Awful	9.91	31.07%	12	1.6s	17.6%	7.5	8.33%	24.8	2.2s	36.8%	11.27	75%	8.2	2s	12%	4.1	2× 8.33%	100	1500
Poor	11.06	34.7%	13.5	1.6s	19.8%	8.44	8.33%	27.9	2.2s	41.4%	12.68	75%	8.2	2s	12%	4.1	2× 8.33%	100	2250
Normal	13.17	40%	15	1.6s	22%	9.38	25%	31	2.2s	46%	14.09	75%	8.2	2s	12%	4.1	2× 0%	100	3000
Good	14.49	44%	16.5	1.6s	24.2%	10.31	25%	34.1	2.2s	50.6%	15.5	75%	8.2	2s	12%	4.1	2× 0%	100	3500
Excellent	15.8	48%	18	1.6s	26.4%	11.25	25%	37.2	2.2s	55.2%	16.91	75%	8.2	2s	12%	4.1	2× 0%	100	4000
Masterwork	19.1	58%	21.75	1.6s	31.9%	13.59	25%	44.95	2.2s	66.7%	20.43	75%	8.2	2s	12%	4.1	2× 0%	100	5000
Legendary	21.73	66%	24.75	1.6s	36.3%	15.47	25%	51.15	2.2s	75.9%	23.25	75%	8.2	2s	12%	4.1	2× 0%	100	6000

^{For the full effects of qualities, see Quality.}

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Note: This is the actual base average derived from the melee verb system updated in 1.1.2610, it may sometimes disagree with the listed value in the in-game infobox.
It may also change depending on the stats and the melee verbs available to the wielder if the weapon is wielded by some other than a baseline human.
↑ Chance for attack to be selected, assuming the weapon is wielded by a baseline human. It may change depending on the melee verbs available to the wielder

Persona traits[edit]

Persona weapons have individual traits to reflect their individual personalities. Each weapon will have one or two traits. Some traits are good, some are bad, some are just different. Traits affect the weapon's market value, so a weapon with a negative trait will be cheaper. The traits are:

Trait name	Description	Effects	Value	Exclusivity	Commonality
Psychic hypersensitizer	This weapon amplifies the wielder's psychic sensitivity by 40%. This only applies while the weapon is held.	+40% Psychic Sensitivity	0	Other Psychic Sensitivity Modifiers	0.75
Psychic sensitizer	This weapon amplifies the wielder's psychic sensitivity by 20%. This only applies while the weapon is held.	+20% Psychic Sensitivity	0	Other Psychic Sensitivity Modifiers	0.75
Psychic quiet	This weapon suppresses the wielder's psychic sensitivity by 15%. This only applies while the weapon is held.	−15% Psychic Sensitivity	0	Other Psychic Sensitivity Modifiers	0.75
Psychic fog	This weapon suppresses the wielder's psychic sensitivity by 30%. This only applies while the weapon is held.	−30% Psychic Sensitivity	0	Other Psychic Sensitivity Modifiers	0.75
Kind thoughts	This weapon's persona is kind and supportive. It whispers kind thoughts to whoever it is bonded with, increasing their mood.	+6 <NAME>'s kind thoughts mood^{[When equipped?]}	+500	Other Bonded Thought Traits Freewielder	1
Calm thoughts	This weapon's persona is relaxed and steady. It whispers calming thoughts to whoever it is bonded with, increasing their mood.	+3 <NAME>'s calm thoughts mood^{[When equipped?]}	+300	Other Bonded Thought Traits Freewielder	1
Mad muttering	This weapon's persona is neurotic and unstable. It mutters mad thoughts to whoever it is bonded with, reducing their mood.	−3 <NAME>'s muttering mood^{[When equipped?]}	-500	Other Bonded Thought Traits Freewielder	1
Mad wailing	This weapon's persona is highly disturbed and won't shut up about it. It wails mad notions to whoever it is bonded with, suppressing their mood.	−6 <NAME>'s wailing mood^{[When equipped?]}	-1000	Other Bonded Thought Traits Freewielder	1
Kill-focused	This weapon's persona focuses on deaths. If the weapon kills someone, the wielder will instantly gain 20% psyfocus.	Instantly gain +20% psyfocus on killing another pawn, including humans, animals, and mechanoids.	+500	Kill Thought Traits	1
Kill-happy	This weapon's persona loves to kill. If this weapon kills someone, its joy will transmit psychically to the wielder, making them happier for a few days.	+6 <NAME>'s kill happiness mood for 3 days after killing a pawn.^[Details]	+500	Other Kill Thought Traits	1
Kill-sorrow	This weapon's persona hates killing. If this weapon kills someone, its sorrow will transmit psychically to the wielder, reducing their mood for a few days.	−3 <NAME>'s kill sorrow mood for 3 days after killing a pawn.^[Details]	-500	Other Kill Thought Traits	1
Kill thirst	This weapon's persona find purpose in bloodshed. If it does not kill for 20 days, it will become angry and psychically complain to whoever is bonded to it.	−3 <NAME>'s kill thirst mood after 20 days without killing a pawn.^[Details]	-700	Kill Thought Traits Traits Freewielder	1
Psy-meditative	This weapon's persona is naturally meditative and helps its wielder focus in psychic meditation. The wielder gains an extra 10% psyfocus per day of meditation, as long as the weapon is held.	+10% psyfocus gain rate	+500	None	1
Painless	This weapon's persona has some method of psychically disabling pain. The one holding the weapon will feel no pain of any kind.	Psychic Painlessness: Pain is disabled by the psychic influence of a wielded weapon. 0x Pain multiplier	+400	None	1
Fast mover	This weapon's persona has a sense of motion. It confers this onto the wielder, making them move 15% faster as long as the weapon is held.	Psychic Speed: Movement is sped up by the psychic influence of a wielded weapon. +15% Moving	+600	None	1
Hunger pangs	This weapon's persona loves food, and transmits that onto whoever bonds with it. The bonded person's hunger rate will be 50% higher.	Psychic Hunger: Hunger is increased by the psychic influence of a bonded weapon. +50% Hunger Rate Factor	-600	None	1
Neural cooling	This weapon's persona has the ability to help dissipate the wielder's neural heat. The wielder's neural heat dissipation is improved by 0.15 per second.	Assisted neural cooling: Neural heat dissipation is improved by the psychic influence of a bonded weapon. +0.15/s Neural Heat Recovery Rate	+500	None	1
Freewielder	This weapon's persona does not form bonds in the normal way. Anyone can pick it up and use it.	Does not bond	0		1
Jealous	This weapon's persona becomes angry when the bonded individual uses another weapon, thus reducing their mood.	−15 <NAME>'s jealousy mood when a weapon other than the bonded weapon is equipped.	-600	Freewielder	1

Version history[edit]

Royalty DLC Release - Added as Linked zeushammer.
1.1.2570 - Can now be detected as intended.
1.1.2647 - Renamed to persona zeushammer. No longer damages relations with the Empire without the necessary titles. Previously, a title of Knight or Dame was required.

Weapons

Melee | Neolithic: Breach axe • Club • Ikwa • Knife (Jade) • Spear

Medieval: Gladius • Longsword • Mace • Axe • Warhammer

Ultra: Eltex staff • Monosword (Persona) • Plasmasword (Persona) • Zeushammer (Persona)

Improvised: Beer • Elephant tusk • Thrumbo horn • Wood

Ranged | Neolithic: Greatbow • Pila • Recurve bow • Short bow • Flamebow

Medieval: Nerve spiker

Industrial: Assault rifle • Autopistol • Bolt-action rifle • Chain shotgun • Heavy SMG • Launcher (EMP, Incendiary, Smoke, Toxbomb ) • LMG • Machine pistol • Minigun • Pump shotgun • Revolver • Sniper rifle • Hellcat rifle • Incinerator

Spacer: Charge lance • Charge rifle

Consumables: Doomsday rocket launcher • Triple rocket launcher

Throwables: EMP grenades • Frag grenades • Molotov cocktails • Tox grenades

Mechanoid: Heavy charge blaster • Inferno cannon • Needle gun • Thump cannon • Beam graser • Charge blaster turret • Hellsphere cannon • Mini-flameblaster • Mini-shotgun • Slugthrower • Spiner • Toxic needle gun

Structures: Autocannon • Mini-turret gun • Mortar (Weapon) • Uranium slug cannon • Auto-mortar • Inferno cannon (Turret) • Light charge blaster • Mini-slugger • Tactical turret gun

Related | Body part weapons: Prosthetic arm • Bionic arm • Archotech arm • Power claw • Field hand • Drill arm • Venom talon • Venom fangs • Knee spike • Elbow blade • Hand talon • Flesh whip

Integrated weapons: Grenadier armor • Phoenix armor

[Actual-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Note: This is the actual base average derived from the melee verb system updated in 1.1.2610, it may sometimes disagree with the listed value in the in-game infobox.
It may also change depending on the stats and the melee verbs available to the wielder if the weapon is wielded by some other than a baseline human.

[Chance-2] Chance for attack to be selected, assuming the weapon is wielded by a baseline human. It may change depending on the melee verbs available to the wielder

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+{{Royalty}}
-{{infobox main|weapon|
+{{For|the non-persona variant of this weapon|Zeushammer}}
+{{infobox main|weapon
 | name = Persona zeushammer
-| image = Zeushammer.png| Persona zeushammer
+| image = Persona ZeusHammer.png
 | type = Equipment
 | type2 = Weapons
-| description = "A warhammer with an embedded EMP capacitor. Upon impact, it blasts the target with an EMP burst in addition to the physical damage. <Br> This weapon has an onboard persona that can bond to only a single person. The wielder and intelligent weapon can synchronize their reflexes and attack with frightening speed, accuracy, and creativity. Once bonded to a wielder, the weapon's persona will refuse to be wielded by anyone else."
+| description = A warhammer with an embedded EMP capacitor. Upon impact, it blasts the target with an EMP burst in addition to the physical damage. <Br> This weapon has an onboard persona that can bond to only a single person. The wielder and intelligent weapon can synchronize their reflexes and attack with frightening speed, accuracy, and creativity. Once bonded to a wielder, the weapon's persona will refuse to be wielded by anyone else.
+| tech level = Ultra
 | class = Ultra
 | mode = Melee
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 | meleeattack2cool = 2.2
 | meleeattack2ap = 46
-| MeleeWeaponAverageDPS = 13.40
+| marketvalue = 3000
-| MeleeWeaponAverageAP = 42
-| marketvalue = 3600
 | mass base = 2
 | damage type = Blunt
+| has quality = True
 | weaponTags = Bladelink
 | thingSetMakerTags = WeaponBladelink
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-The '''Persona Zeushammer''' is a DLC [[Weapons#Melee Weapons|melee weapon]] that emits an [[EMP]] upon hitting a target. It is the [[persona weapon]] variant of the [[zeushammer]].
+The '''Persona Zeushammer''' is a [[Weapons#Melee Weapons|melee weapon]] added by the [[Royalty DLC]] that emits an [[EMP]] upon hitting a target. It is the [[persona weapon]] variant of the [[zeushammer]].
 == Acquisition ==
-Persona zeushammers can be purchased from any combat supplier or war merchant, at [[Empire]] settlements, or obtained as a quest reward, once you have the Royalty DLC active.
+Persona zeushammers cannot be crafted. Instead, they can be [[Trade|purchased]] from any combat supplier or war merchant, at [[Empire]] [[faction base]]s, or obtained as a [[quest]] reward.
+They can also be found on the following [[Raider#Humanlike|raider]] kinds:
+{| class="wikitable sortable"
+! Raider Kind !! Chance !! Average Quality !! Health
+|-
+| [[Empire#Imperial citizen|Imperial Citizen]] || ? || ? || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Stellic warden|Stellic Warden]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Knight|Knight/Dame]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Praetor|Praetor]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Baron|Baron/Baroness]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Count|Count/Countess]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Duke|Duke/Duchess]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Consul|Consul]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|-
+| [[Empire#Stellarch|Stellarch]] || ? || Excellent || 100%
+|}
 == Summary ==
-{{stub|section=1}}
+{{Persona Weapon Summary}}
-{{main|Persona weapon}}
-The persona monosword is the persona weapon variant of the monosword. Persona weapons form a psychic bond with the first wielder that equips them. This grants or inflicts certain traits with a variety of effects listed below. This bond is also usually both exclusive of other persona weapons and permanent, lasting until either the wielder dies, at which point another pawn may bond with the weapon, or until the weapon is destroyed, at which point the wielder may bond with another persona weapon. The exception is weapons with the Freewielder trait, which form no permanent bond and do not prevent the use of other persona weapons. Additionally, the bond is broken at the moment of death rather than the state of being dead. The bond remains broken if the wielder is [[Resurrector mech serum|resurrected]], though they can relink with the weapon if no-one else has.
+=== Other ===
+{{For|a full exploration of the effects of EMP damage|EMP}}
-When bonded, persona weapons have no value, both for [[trade]] and for the purposes of [[raid points]].
+When a zeushammer hits with its head, its deals 9 [[EMP]] damage in addition to its base damage. No EMP damage is inflicted by the handle attack. Unlike its normal damage, the EMP damage does not scale with [[quality]]. EMP damage does not deal physical damage. Instead, it stuns [[turret]]s, [[mechanoid]]s, and [[mortar]]s for 4.5 seconds. After being stunned, mechanoids become "Adapted" and gain immunity against further stuns for {{Ticks|2200}}. Immunity is applied on stun, and the duration is not extended by stunning an already adapted mechanoid. EMP also disables [[shield belt]]s, causes [[brain shock]] on humanoids with brain implants, and vomiting on those with certain stomach implants.
-Persona weapons also improve the combat capabilities of the weapons compared to the baseline versions.
+== Analysis ==
+Persona zeushammers boast a significantly higher {{DPS}} than the non-persona [[zeushammer]] or [[monosword]], and can only be used by a single pawn unless they have the Freewielder trait.
-Finally, each persona weapon is given a randomly generated custom name.
+Due to adaptation, using a zeushammer actually becomes counterproductive when fighting mechs along with [[EMP grenades]] or another source of EMP. All other sources of EMP stun for much longer, and the first stun causes adaptation immediately. The zeushammer retains its niche against turrets, as well as certain other uses of EMP (like breaking [[shield belt]]s).
-== Analysis ==
+=== Compared to persona monoswords ===
-Compared to their base variants, persona zeushammers boast a significantly higher [[Damage per second|DPS]] and can only be used by a single pawn unless they have the Freewielder trait.
+*'''For the sake of comparison, the zeushammer's EMP is completely ignored. See the main analysis section for how it is both good and bad.'''
-Persona Zeushammers have randomized names akin to Legendary items from Dwarf Fortress.
+The [[persona monosword]] is the zeushammer's main competitor for best melee weapon. A monosword of the same quality will have a higher raw {{DPS}}. However, this is not the entire story. The main differences between the monosword and zeushammer are derived from their damage types: Sharp vs. Blunt. This goes beyond the usual advice of "most expected targets have much less Blunt armor than they do Sharp". Unless fighting against the [[empire]]'s absolute best soldiers, both weapons' {{AP}} are so high that armor is not a concern.
+Especially at high qualities, persona zeushammers have 2 key advantages over monoswords:
+#One-shot potential. Zeushammers attack slower, but deal more damage per hit. A masterwork zeushammer deals just under 45 damage per swing. Note that, due to body part protection mechanics, the zeushammer cannot actually one-shot the torso, the largest body part (usually). It can still destroy large body parts like the head, arms and legs.
+#Overkill mechanics. If a monosword would cleanly stab off a finger, the zeushammer will smash the finger and destroy the arm in the process. While the monosword's ''Cut'' damage type can spread throughout multiple body parts, it is inferior to the zeushammer as it is less concentrated on any specific part.
+While blunt damage won't cause bleeding wounds, the zeushammer is likely to destroy body parts that it hits, which will cause bleeding anyway.
+Therefore, the following comparisons can be made:
+* '''At normal quality''', these factors aren't too noticeable. With a normal quality persona monosword / zeushammer, the monosword edges out against most raiders you'll see, but loses against empire cataphracts due to their sharp armor. The zeushammer, while unable to one-shot humans, can take out many body parts in 1 hit. This results in roughly similar performance against humans. Monoswords are definitely superior against larger targets, where organ destroying is no longer a factor. Ironically, this means that swords are better against centipedes.
-The Persona zeushammer's EMP blast upon hitting a target makes it one of the better melee weapons to fight [[mechanoid]]s with, however it still falls short of the persona [[monosword]]'s sheer damage output and armor penetration.
+* '''But at high quality''', the damage spread becomes very important. A masterwork persona zeushammer is better against non-[[tough]] humans - regardless of armor - and human-sized pawns like the [[scyther]]. This is due to a combination of overkill mechanics and the ability to one-shot, even if not from torso damage. Persona monoswords of the same quality are better against larger pawns like [[elephant]]s and [[centipede]]s. As these pawns are unable to be one-shot nearly as easily, the monosword's wins through its superior base DPS.
-However, since it deals blunt damage, (most enemies have far better sharp armor than blunt armor) this weapon is much better suited when dealing with armored enemies, and can have better DPS than the monosword, specially when dealing with the centipede (since it can stack the EMP with blunt damage).
+These differences are heavily exacerbated by the [[Genes#Strong melee damage|Strong melee ''damage'']] gene{{BiotechIcon}}, which increases the damage/hit of both weapons. While this means that the high quality monosword can now one-shot the torso, this only makes the overkill mechanics more relevant. A high quality zeushammer can hit the arm, destroy the shoulder, and destroy the torso in the process.
-When inflicted, EMP will stun [[mechanoids]] and [[turrets]], including both human and mechanoid variants as well as [[mortar]]s, for 4.5s. After being stunned, mechanoids become 'Adapted' and gain immunity against further stuns for 2,200 ticks (36.67 secs). Turrets do not become adapted. It is currently unclear if zeushammers cause a shorter "adapted" time to match their shorter stun time than other EMP sources.
+This comparison is largely moot, as players rarely have the choice between persona zeushammers or persona monoswords of the same quality. A weapon that's 1 quality higher will be superior in almost all cases. It can be useful for [[relic]]s{{IdeologyIcon}}, which will be a legendary weapon of choice.
-{{Weapon Quality Table|Persona zeushammer| Melee}}
+{{Weapon Stats Table}}
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 * [[Royalty DLC]] Release - Added as '''Linked zeushammer'''.
 * [[Version/1.1.2570|1.1.2570]] - Can now be detected as intended.
-* [[Version/1.1.2647|1.1.2647]] - Linked zeushammers no longer damaged relations with the Empire without the necessary titles. Previously, a title of Knight or Dame was required.
+* [[Version/1.1.2647|1.1.2647]] - Renamed to '''persona zeushammer'''. No longer damages relations with the Empire without the necessary titles. Previously, a title of Knight or Dame was required.
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