Explosives

Explosives vary from grenades in that the more you use, the bigger the blast area. Explosive amounts are defined as units; one unit of TNT would equal one stick; one unit of plastique would be an ounce, etc.

Take the area covered by one unit of explosive and multiply this by the total number of units. Damage is applied to the overall body, rather than to a location.

Example: Ripperjack lumps four sticks of TNT together and tosses them into on abandoned building 10 meters away. One stick has a blast area of 3 meters - 4x3=12 meters. Ripperjack is caught in his own explosion and takes big damage. Bad move, Jack.