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- During their hunts, Yautja made use of the grappling hook to pass onto areas that can only be passed by Xenomorphs or airducts. Its role were the same as the USCM's Jet pack, players will be able to pass through areas that can be passed by Aliens only.
- The Grappling Hook is a recurring item in the Legend of Zelda series. Despite its similarity in name to the Hookshot, the two items function very differently, perhaps more so in the Grappling Hook's first appearance than the second. This has been known to cause confusion to players. The Grappling Hook has different functions in different games; however, it usually allows Link to either hook himself onto small outcroppings on walls to transport himself over deep holes or to pull items towards him.
- The turtles had their own custom made grappling hooks called Turtle Line shaped as turtles shells File:TMNT-Cells-35-e1410554926919.png
- To use a Grappling Hook, be stationed at a cannon and press 8 or click File:GrappleHookSkill.png.
- The Grappling Hook will become your best friend when starting out the game and is still very handy all the way through the game. Be warned though, you can catapult yourself in the air and fall to your death so be careful.
- Generally, grappling hooks are used to temporarily secure one end of a rope. They may also be used to dredge for submerged objects. Historically, grappling hooks were used in naval warfare to catch ship rigging so that it could be boarded.
- A grappling hook was going to be a miscellaneous item in Van Buren.
- A grappling hook is a tool that is also a weapon. When unidentified, it appears as an iron hook. You can apply a grappling hook to a location up to one square away to achieve various effects: grabbing an item on that square, dragging yourself to a spot (or out of a trap), dragging a small monster to you, or accidentally hitting yourself (doing 10-19 points of damage). The effect that occurs is randomly chosen, unless you are at least skilled in flail; in this case, you may choose one of the first three effects to attempt. If skilled in flail, you have a 50% chance of getting your choice; if expert, you have a 95% chance of getting your choice.
- The Grappling Hook is a pistol-like grappling device that can attach onto various objects. The grappling hook is most commonly used by Freelancer Agent Carolina.
- The Grappling Hook is a device that has claws or flukes used to "grapple" or cling against a particular object rendering it available for the user to hit, hold, connect, carry, lure, restrain or pull the said object closer or farther resulting in a certain advantage over distant positions. If the device is fastened with it's flukes and claws on a wall it can act as a suspension bridge or a fast rope. This gadget is one of the common features equipped to Tony's Iron Man suits, first seen in The Avengers from Iron Man. It was used by Tony Stark in Iron Man 3, taken from the Mark 42 for future use to knock out one of the guards at Trevor Slattery 's house.
- The Tetsubishi in another kind grappling hook used by Azuma to pull enemies toward them.
- During the Clone Wars, the Galactic Republic's clone troopers used a type of grappling hook called ascension cables with their DC-15 blaster rifles.
- A grappling hook is a hook fired from a grappling gun and used to secure a line to an object, usually so that people can move from one place to another on the line. In 2525, Zak Kebron made up a story about his actions during the Dominion War, which included himself and other USS Excalibur crewmembers boarding the USS Corinth with grappling guns and grappling hooks. (NF short story: "Stone Cold Truths")
- A Grappling Hook is a device with multiple hooks attached to a rope; it is thrown, dropped, sunk, projected, or fastened directly by hand to where at least one hook may catch and hold. Generally, grappling hooks are used to temporarily secure one end of a rope.
- A grappling hook was a three pronged hook that was attachable to a rope.
- The Grappling Hook is a character enhancement that appears in LittleBigPlanet 2 and LittleBigPlanet Karting. It is commonly found throughout the game, and is first introduced in Grab and Swing by Larry Da Vinci. The powerup can be used by both Sackboy and any programmed sackbots, and is found in the "Character Enhancment" bar in the tools section. The lighted bits on the Grappling Hook change color with the player's Popit.
- KITT has a hidden grappling hook mounted under his front bumper (seen in Season 3 and 4) and another in a compartment behind his tail light plate (seen in Season 1 and 2). Most often the hook is connected by a strong cable, but a metal arm has also been seen. ("Not a Drop to Drink")
- According to the Bansenshukai shinobi manual, spikes erected along the edges of castle walls would be ripped down by grappling hooks or ropes. These spikes were called shinobi-gaeshi, they were intended to keep shinobi from climbing over. The Giyoshu manual's grappling hook has the rope running through bamboo tubes. Shinobi would carry a long cord with them and attach it to a doorway or exit. The cord would be reeled out behind the agent as to not lose his way in the castle or mansion he's infiltrating. When he's done or simply needs to escape he would follow the cord back out.
- Rorschach posses this gadget, which he can carry with him in his trench coat. We see him use in two occasions, when he climbs up to Edward Blake's Apartment, to investigate Edward Blake`s death in Chapter I (see also Chapter I: At Midnight, All the Agents... , and in Chapter V (see also Chapter V: Fearful Symmetry when he shoots a cop only to inhabilitate him so he could escape.
- The Grappling Hook is an incredibly useful and practical tool, used to grab on to surfaces. It can be used on all solid surfaces and is helpful for navigating caves and building homes as you can use it to cut vegetation. It does not need to be placed in the hotbar to be used as it has a designated hotkey, (default is E [LT on Xbox]) and, after pressing, the grappling hook will be fired in the direction of the mouse. However, it does have a limited range. It can grab onto a Wood Platform.
- The Grappling Hook is a gadget featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. It is usable by all of the attacking operators in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. It can allow the Attackers to rappel up walls to reach windows or the roof. While rappelling, players have freedom of movement on the surface they are climbing on and can also hang upside-down for new angles of approach. Players can use their weapons and equipment while rappeling, but shield users will stow their shield while hanging.
- A grappling hook is part of the Climber's kit. It otherwise has no official description by itself.[PH:222]
* Price: 1 gp
* Weight: 4 lb. The thrown range of the grappling hook is 5/10 squares, per the Improvised weapon rules, and the target AC would generally be 5 for it to catch hold (equivalent of a medium-sized object). It doesn't give direct combat benefit without an associated power, and is thus effective only for direct damage. In Aerial Battles, the grappling hook was given a usable ability, designed to be used to lock aerial ships together.[Du180:67] Throw Grapple At-Will (Special)
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| Name | - Grappling hook
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| Text | - "The Soft War" Episode Guide - The Clone Wars
- Summon: Move an enemy creature into this lane. It loses Cover.''
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| Caption | - Artwork of the Grappling Hook from The Wind Waker
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| Description | - Widowmaker launches a grappling hook towards the location she’s aiming at – when the hook connects with a scalable surface, she’s quickly drawn towards it, allowing her to expand her view of the battlefield and evade or flank targets.
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| Notes | - Exposed in Raymond Striker's House on Meriana. There are a few of them laying on the floor of the boat south of Captain Breezelda's boat in Svargrond, however you cannot take nor move them. They are also seen on third floor of the Rookgaard Academy.
- Exposed in Raymond Striker's House on Meriana. There are a few of them laying on the floor of the boat south of Captain Breezelda's boat in Svargrond, however you cannot take nor move them. They are also seen on third floor of the Rookgaard Academy.
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| Location | - Rookgaard academy, Svargrond boat, Meriana
- Rookgaard academy, Svargrond boat, Meriana
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- Rorschach posses this gadget, which he can carry with him in his trench coat. We see him use in two occasions, when he climbs up to Edward Blake's Apartment, to investigate Edward Blake`s death in Chapter I (see also Chapter I: At Midnight, All the Agents... , and in Chapter V (see also Chapter V: Fearful Symmetry when he shoots a cop only to inhabilitate him so he could escape. While the gadget known as grappling hook ( and grappling hook gun's) do exist, in comic books they have an additional fantastic properties, such as the ability to reach extremely high or long distances, a extremely resistant rope and hook that can lift people, an unusual long rope (usually compared to the size of the gun) and sometimes even to pull things towards the gun instead of doing the opposite; a good example of this could be Batman. Despite that fact Alan Moore, trying to give some sort of realistic sensation to his novel, shows Rorschach grappling hook more as a normal hook than one we would expect in a superhero comic book, its a gas powered hook gun which he uses to climb up to Edward Blake's apartment, shooting the hook up and climbing up the rope, instead of the gun lifting him up to the apartment, and once to shoot a cop. The only things that can be said to be abnormal about the hook is the fact that Rorschach carries it in his trench coat and the rope is still long enough to reach a 20th floor of a building (and some people might also question the fact that he shoots someone with the hook only, while the rope doesn't moves at all).
- During their hunts, Yautja made use of the grappling hook to pass onto areas that can only be passed by Xenomorphs or airducts. Its role were the same as the USCM's Jet pack, players will be able to pass through areas that can be passed by Aliens only.
- The Grappling Hook is a recurring item in the Legend of Zelda series. Despite its similarity in name to the Hookshot, the two items function very differently, perhaps more so in the Grappling Hook's first appearance than the second. This has been known to cause confusion to players. The Grappling Hook has different functions in different games; however, it usually allows Link to either hook himself onto small outcroppings on walls to transport himself over deep holes or to pull items towards him.
- The Grappling Hook is a gadget featured in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. It is usable by all of the attacking operators in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. It can allow the Attackers to rappel up walls to reach windows or the roof. While rappelling, players have freedom of movement on the surface they are climbing on and can also hang upside-down for new angles of approach. Players can use their weapons and equipment while rappeling, but shield users will stow their shield while hanging. When rappelling, players can swing into open windows and holes, or through barricades that have taken enough damage. Players can also place breaching charges on barricades, and can jump through the barricade if they detonate the charge in the process.
- The turtles had their own custom made grappling hooks called Turtle Line shaped as turtles shells File:TMNT-Cells-35-e1410554926919.png
- To use a Grappling Hook, be stationed at a cannon and press 8 or click File:GrappleHookSkill.png.
- The Grappling Hook will become your best friend when starting out the game and is still very handy all the way through the game. Be warned though, you can catapult yourself in the air and fall to your death so be careful.
- Generally, grappling hooks are used to temporarily secure one end of a rope. They may also be used to dredge for submerged objects. Historically, grappling hooks were used in naval warfare to catch ship rigging so that it could be boarded.
- According to the Bansenshukai shinobi manual, spikes erected along the edges of castle walls would be ripped down by grappling hooks or ropes. These spikes were called shinobi-gaeshi, they were intended to keep shinobi from climbing over. The Giyoshu manual's grappling hook has the rope running through bamboo tubes. Natori Masatake states in Shoninki shinobi manual that it could be used to retrain and tie someone up, to lock a sliding door, to climb, and much more. In the text, he mentions a thin rope called konawa, and how his school passes down, through oral tradition, a secret technique which uses this rope. Although he did not write down the technique, he does mention that the konawa could be attached to the saddle of a horse if needed. Shinobi would carry a long cord with them and attach it to a doorway or exit. The cord would be reeled out behind the agent as to not lose his way in the castle or mansion he's infiltrating. When he's done or simply needs to escape he would follow the cord back out. Portable bridges and temporary structures were used to cross rivers and bridges. The shinobi's task was to discover the length , width, and dept of a moat and report the dimensions, or to cross it in secret at night.
- A grappling hook was going to be a miscellaneous item in Van Buren.
- A grappling hook is a tool that is also a weapon. When unidentified, it appears as an iron hook. You can apply a grappling hook to a location up to one square away to achieve various effects: grabbing an item on that square, dragging yourself to a spot (or out of a trap), dragging a small monster to you, or accidentally hitting yourself (doing 10-19 points of damage). The effect that occurs is randomly chosen, unless you are at least skilled in flail; in this case, you may choose one of the first three effects to attempt. If skilled in flail, you have a 50% chance of getting your choice; if expert, you have a 95% chance of getting your choice.
- The Grappling Hook is a pistol-like grappling device that can attach onto various objects. The grappling hook is most commonly used by Freelancer Agent Carolina.
- The Grappling Hook is a device that has claws or flukes used to "grapple" or cling against a particular object rendering it available for the user to hit, hold, connect, carry, lure, restrain or pull the said object closer or farther resulting in a certain advantage over distant positions. If the device is fastened with it's flukes and claws on a wall it can act as a suspension bridge or a fast rope. This gadget is one of the common features equipped to Tony's Iron Man suits, first seen in The Avengers from Iron Man. It was used by Tony Stark in Iron Man 3, taken from the Mark 42 for future use to knock out one of the guards at Trevor Slattery 's house.
- The Tetsubishi in another kind grappling hook used by Azuma to pull enemies toward them.
- During the Clone Wars, the Galactic Republic's clone troopers used a type of grappling hook called ascension cables with their DC-15 blaster rifles.
- A grappling hook is a hook fired from a grappling gun and used to secure a line to an object, usually so that people can move from one place to another on the line. In 2525, Zak Kebron made up a story about his actions during the Dominion War, which included himself and other USS Excalibur crewmembers boarding the USS Corinth with grappling guns and grappling hooks. (NF short story: "Stone Cold Truths")
- The Grappling Hook is an incredibly useful and practical tool, used to grab on to surfaces. It can be used on all solid surfaces and is helpful for navigating caves and building homes as you can use it to cut vegetation. It does not need to be placed in the hotbar to be used as it has a designated hotkey, (default is E [LT on Xbox]) and, after pressing, the grappling hook will be fired in the direction of the mouse. However, it does have a limited range. It can grab onto a Wood Platform. You may use other tools at the same time as you are grappled onto a wall, but note that destroying the block you are attached to will break the connection causing you to let go and fall. If connecting to a mud block in mid-air you will keep taking damage. Grappling hooks can be used to pass through a chokepoint that you would not normally fit through. The endpoint still needs to be at least 3 blocks high and 2 blocks wide, but you can pass though a more narrow gap to get there. As an example, face left in a three block high, horizontal tunnel. Dig the two blocks above your head on the left, and the three to the left of that, starting with your head level, and the two above. You will not be able to jump through that gap, but you can grapple through it. The grappling hook is an absolute necessity for mining and exploring, and is a massive help as it helps players reach heights and areas otherwise impossible to reach. Players can also use it for quick escapes from water and mobs alike. As an added perk, by firing the grappling hook at the ground while falling, fall damage can be negated; however, it should be noted that the grappling hook should be fired about 2 seconds before impact, or else the grapple will not hit the block before you do.
- A Grappling Hook is a device with multiple hooks attached to a rope; it is thrown, dropped, sunk, projected, or fastened directly by hand to where at least one hook may catch and hold. Generally, grappling hooks are used to temporarily secure one end of a rope.
- A grappling hook was a three pronged hook that was attachable to a rope.
- The Grappling Hook is a character enhancement that appears in LittleBigPlanet 2 and LittleBigPlanet Karting. It is commonly found throughout the game, and is first introduced in Grab and Swing by Larry Da Vinci. The powerup can be used by both Sackboy and any programmed sackbots, and is found in the "Character Enhancment" bar in the tools section. The lighted bits on the Grappling Hook change color with the player's Popit.
- KITT has a hidden grappling hook mounted under his front bumper (seen in Season 3 and 4) and another in a compartment behind his tail light plate (seen in Season 1 and 2). Most often the hook is connected by a strong cable, but a metal arm has also been seen. ("Not a Drop to Drink")
- A grappling hook is part of the Climber's kit. It otherwise has no official description by itself.[PH:222]
* Price: 1 gp
* Weight: 4 lb. The thrown range of the grappling hook is 5/10 squares, per the Improvised weapon rules, and the target AC would generally be 5 for it to catch hold (equivalent of a medium-sized object). It doesn't give direct combat benefit without an associated power, and is thus effective only for direct damage. In Aerial Battles, the grappling hook was given a usable ability, designed to be used to lock aerial ships together.[Du180:67] Throw Grapple At-Will (Special) Range: Requirement: You must be wielding a grappling hook Target: One object or vehicle Attack: Strength or Dexterity vs. AC Hit: The grapple is secure until freed (a standard action)
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