Fixed device

Release date	19 July 2005 (Update)
Members?	Yes
Quest item?	Mourning's Ends Part I
Tradeable?	No
Equipable?	Yes
Stackable?	No
High Alch	90 coins
Low Alch	60 coins
Value	150 coins
Destroy	Drop
Store price	Not sold
Examine	A device for firing dye.
Weight	4 kg

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The Fixed device is a gnomish contraption, similar to a Bazooka, which is used in the Mourning's Ends Part I quest to shoot dye on Farmer Brumty's sheep. It requires a Ranged level of 60 to wield. It uses dyed toads as ammo, which players make by filling Ogre bellows with any dye (except orange and purple), then using the bellows on a Swamp toad. Only one toad may be placed in the device at a time, and the device can only be wielded when filled with ammo. When equipped, it is held like a Bazooka and two-handed. Its only attack modes are "Aim and fire", which the player uses to fire the toads at the sheep, and "Kick" which, as its name implies, is a basic kicking attack.

After Mournings End Part I is complete, players can still use the Fixed device as usual, firing it at anyone and anything they wish. Players wishing to use this item for an extended amount of time can collect as many dyed toads as they want. It is also easier to use the device if a player has two of them: one to wield and one to keep in the inventory. This makes things easier because using a toad on the device in the player's inventory will also load the device on the player's shoulder, allowing it to be fired over and over without taking it off after each shot.

This item gives no Attack or Defence bonuses, so it can be brought to Entrana.

If lost, players can re-obtain a Broken device and ask the gnome to fix it. You will need more Leather, Toad Crunchies and another Magic log. He will still do this after the quest is complete.

Combat Stats
Type Slot None Weapons Main Off Damage - - Accuracy - - Style - - Attributes Armour rating0 Life bonus+0 Prayer bonus0 Critical bonuses 0% 0% 0%
Compare item	A player wielding the fixed device
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TriviaEdit

• If the player casts Bloom from the Ivandis Flail or Blessed sickle the Fixed Device will not move with the player's arms or disappear like other weapons.