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Originally Posted by owenmp

When a car armed with an explosive weapon catches fire, and that weapon is subsequently destroyed by the fire, is that weapon still subject to possible explosions?

Richard Jensen
Portland, OR
ADQ Vol. 3, No. 2

When a weapon takes its full DP in fire damage, that means it's inoperative -- but it isn't reduced to ash. The explosive components of rockets and other weapons would continue to be dangerous for quite some time. How long? That's a good question . . . I'd say about 10 times the DP of the weapon in seconds. That is, a 2 DP weapon would continue to be an explosion hazard for 20 seconds.

Scott D. Haring

And it looks like I dont need to find it, Mr Owen already did :)