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This is what happens when you take nice, polite Canadian boys off their quiet farms and make them listen to British officers. They get a little… murdery.
Claymorton’s are banned under the Geneva Code of Conduct.
Remember it’s not a war crime the first time you do it.
For better effect one side of the timbits box needs to be reinforced with a steel or delrin plate to create a directional effect.
Blast weapons are cool and all but directional blast weapons are multi-purpose.
You don’t need any plate. Just make sure all the bbs are on one side and you’re fine.
This is extremely non-credible. I’ll allow it.
What? Bombs disguised as timbits?
In one particularly cruel episode, Canadians even exploited the trust of Germans who had apparently become accustomed to fraternizing with allied units. Lieutenant Louis Keene described the practice of lobbing tins of corned beef into a neighbouring German trench. When the Canadians started hearing happy shouts of “More! Give us more!” they then let loose with an armload of grenades.
