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| Type:
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Charged
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| Quality:
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| Magazine Size:
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12
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| Max Ammo:
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150
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| Reload Time:
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1.50s
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| DPS:
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19.5 and up (Varies heavily due to nature of projectiles)
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| Damage:
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22 (Large)
8 (Medium)
3 (Small)
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| Fire Rate:
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0.25 (Uncharged)
1.00 (Charged)
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| Shot Speed:
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32
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| Range:
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1000
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| Force:
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20
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| Spread:
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0°
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| Moon Shot
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| Fires shattering starlight.
A crossbow that shines in the moonlight of Gunymede. Charge it up, and watch the shooting stars fly.
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Crescent Crossbow is a gun that fires medium-size stars that split into 3 smaller bouncing stars upon contact. When fully charged, the gun will fire a large star for 3 ammo which splits into 10 medium-size stars, which in turn split into 3 smaller stars, filling the room with projectiles.
Alas, Sniperion - If the player also has Crown of Guns, Crown of Guns becomes Sailor Moon's tiara and shoots crescent shaped bullets that do more damage.- Land Among The Stars - If the player also has Moonscraper, killing enemies with Moonscraper has a chance to send out three planets, which damage enemies and start orbiting the player if they fail to hit an enemy.
- The smaller stars spawn from the center of the bigger upon impact; since the medium-sized & smaller stars have long trails that are a part of the projectile, however, this causes the medium-sized stars to split slightly in front of whatever they impact against.
- Split stars will harmlessly fly through enemies for a second before they are able to do damage, so that shots are less likely to hit the same enemy twice due to this issue.
- This gun could be a reference to Terraria, where fallen stars can be used as ammunition with similar sound and visual effects.
- The description "Moon Shots" could be a reference to GTA Vice City and the Borderlands game series.
- The reference to moonlight could mean a connection to Sailor Moon, who fights evil by moonlight with her crescent wand.
- The Apollo missions to the moon were called "Moon Shots" by NASA and the media.
- The synergy Alas, Sniperion may be a reference to Alas, Babylon, a book by Pat Frank.
