Rubber blackjack

Rubber blackjack
Release	28 April 2010 (Update)
Members	Yes
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Quest item	No
Tradeable	No
Tradeable	No
Equipable	Yes
Equipable	Yes
Stackable	No
Stackable	No
Disassembly	Yes
Disassembly	Yes
Value	1 coin
Value	1 coin
High Alchemy	0 coins
High Alchemy	0 coins
Low Alchemy	0 coins
Low Alchemy	0 coins
Destroy	Drop
On death	Always kept outside Wild
Exchange	Not sold
Weight	1.814 kg
Examine	A training cosh.

The rubber blackjack is an item used to knock out the advanced pickpocketing trainers or coshing volunteers once the player has lured them. It is similar to any blackjack, except that it can only be used for training within the Thieves' Guild. It can be bought from Dodgy Derek in the Thieves' Guild for one coin after the blackjack part in The Feud and two capers have been completed. Alternatively, one may also be obtained by talking to the Advanced pickpocketing trainer.

Combat Stats

Requirements
None
Class			Slot
Melee
Tier
1
Weapons		Main		Off
Damage		9		-
Accuracy		110		-
Style		Crush
Range		1
Speed		Undefined
Attributes						Damage reduction
Armour				0		PvM: 0%			PvP: 0%
Life points				0		Style bonuses
Prayer				0		0		0		0
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Disassembly

Disassembly XP	0.3
Item quantity required	1
Material count	8
Base junk chance	?  98.9% Your actual junk chance depends on your junk chance reduction researched. See the table below for all values, and Junk for more information. Reduction Junk chance None 1 98.9% 1 34 98.0% 2 49 96.0% 3 64 94.0% 4 69 92.0% 5 78 90.0% 6 83 87.1% 7 91 85.1% 8 95 82.1% 9 105 79.2%
Possible materials
Often
Base parts	35%
Head parts	30%
Smooth parts	30%
Rarely
Heavy components	3%
Dextrous components	2%

Defined properties:

All Junk chance: 98.9 Junk chance: 98.9

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Trivia

A player knocking out an NPC

• Although the blackjack is rubber it can knock out a large person, and does so for even longer than the highest quality wooden blackjack. It is possible that the villagers, bandits, and menaphite thugs (the regular blackjacks are used on) are more resistant to blackjacking, or that the volunteers are simply pretending to be knocked out.