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# Pyrotechnics

### Pyrotechnics Usage Guidelines

The use of pyrotechnics is contingent upon fire safety conditions in the game area. Only certified devices, such as the GR-2 grenades and smoke grenades, are permitted. The thrower is responsible for ensuring no fire hazard is created.

#### Prohibited Actions

* Do not throw pyrotechnics directly at people, into or under vehicles.
* Peashot grenades affect everyone within a 3-meter radius unless there is hard cover like trees, ditches, or cars.
* Indoors, grenades impact everyone in the room, regardless of distance.

#### Safety Measures

* If hit by a projectile while handling pyrotechnics, promptly throw the grenade aside to a safe area.
* Avoid using TAGinn grenade launchers towards players.
* Homemade devices are strictly prohibited.

**Note:** Pyrotechnics may be banned if there's an elevated fire risk in forested areas.


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