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Molotov Cocktail is a Projectile in Bloodborne.
Molotov Cocktail Usage
- When the Hunter throws a Molotov Cocktail and hits an enemy, it deals fire damage.
- It also deals splash damage to the surrounding area of impact.
- You can use an Oil Urn first to double the fire damage dealt.
- There is a slight delay between activation and when the Hunter actually throws the cocktail.
- Keep this in mind against fast moving targets.
- It's best to use them when the enemy won't move from a spot for a time, or they move in a predictable manner.
Prices
- 180 Blood Echoes [Base Price]
- 380 Blood Echoes [After entering the Cathedral Ward]
- 860 Blood Echoes [After defeating Vicar Amelia]
- 1600 Blood Echoes [After defeating Rom, The Vacuous Spider]
- 2000 NG+
Location
- It's available at the beginning and sold by the Messengers.
- 6x Central Yharnam, at the start of the level, near the lever to the ladder that leads to the lamp.
- 4x Central Yharnam, behind a bonfire where you can drop down from the bridge near the lamp.
- 4x Central Yharnam, beside the brick troll under the great bridge, next to the Torch.
- 4x Cathedral Ward, in front of the church where you open the path that leads to Old Yharnam.
- 4x Old Yharnam, on the rafters above the building with the hanging beast, accessed from Djura's tower.
Notes
- Molotov Cocktails deal a considerable amount of fire damage, are fairly cheap, and do not have a stat requirement in order to use them.
- They do have an "A" rank in Arcane, making them useful for arcane builds in need of a long ranged fire attack.
- It should also be noted that they do have a "D" rank in STR, although this is negligible for the amount of damage it gives you.
- In general, anyone can use them since they deal effective amounts of fire damage from a safe distance.
- There are multiple versions of the Molotov Cocktail in this game. All of them are used in a different manner and thus can broaden your strategies:
- You cannot harm yourself with your own Molotov Cocktail.
Trivia
- Molotov Cocktails are used in the same exact manner in this game as its real life counterpart.
- They were cheap and easy to make, which is likely one of the reasons why the citizens of Yharnam and Hunters alike use them.
- Regular fire was also effective against the beasts, and since they can be thrown safely from a distance, it's yet another reason why they were a popular item.
- When the Hunter throws a Molotov Cocktail, it will already have its cloth lit on fire the second it's shown in his/her hand.
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
I'm in ng++ and I used my last molotov cocktail in my inventory and I can't buy or get anymore from my storage because it says it will exceed max even though I don't have any.
- Anonymous
Guys, I just used this item on a wall and the molotov exploded into flames, killing my character. I'm not sure if this is a bug or glitch, but it needs to be patched. I'm NG-10, LVL 420, if that matters.
- Anonymous
This is the most disturbing semantic error in the game. Apparently, there was no Soviet minister of foreign affairs, V. Molotov, neither the Soviet-Finnish war of 1940 in the game world of Yharnam, thus naming the item a "molotov" cocktail is plain incompetent.
- Anonymous
I know firebombs do but can anyone confirm more damage on these based on stats?
Did some cleanup on this page.
Overall, it's a staple item, and it's really satisfying to hit a fast moving target with it.
Molotov Cocktail is actually an inappropriate translation. In Japenese, the original name of the item is '火炎瓶',which simply means fire bottle.
Molotov Cocktail is a nickname created by Finns during the winter war between Finland and USSR, to be used as a sarcasm towords Molotov, who tried to hide USSR's war crime during the war.
Apparently this is not well fitted in Bloodborn
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