Fieldguide
Item overview
Wi-Fi Repeater passes effects it receives to the equipment in its marked output cells. Feed a useful support into the repeater, put the weapon in an output mark, and inspect the weapon’s highlighted sources.
- Input
- Support effects applied to the repeater.
- Output
- Items inside its marked recipient cells.
- Verification
- Hover the final weapon and inspect the applied effects.
Strengths
- Carries support effects to weapons that the original support cannot reach.
- Multiple repeaters can extend the same route through a crowded backpack.
Weaknesses
- A repeater without an incoming effect adds no useful support.
- Moving or rotating one link can disconnect equipment farther down the chain.
When to pick it
A useful support cannot directly reach the weapon you want to improve.
When to skip it
The source already reaches the weapon, and the repeater would displace needed damage or protection.
Priorities
- Start with one support feeding one repeater and one working weapon.
- Confirm the weapon highlights the original support as a source.
- Add a second repeater only after the first connection works.
Builds and combinations
Backpack marks, rotation and weapon handsCheck selectors, item eligibility and the final receiver.Hand MirrorTransfer effects across the mirror after establishing the repeater connection.
PistolUse a simple working gun as the receiver while arranging support.BatteryUse a named on-hit support when checking what reaches the final weapon.CrossbowKeep the effect transfer and the lodged-bolt activation path connected.A minimal arrangement is support → Wi-Fi Repeater → weapon. Put the repeater inside the support’s valid selector, then put the weapon in the repeater’s output selector. Physical adjacency alone does not establish either connection.
Hover the weapon. The original support should highlight as a contributing source and its effect should appear on the weapon. If it does not, check each selector and the source’s accepted item types before adding more repeaters.
A chain can pass through more than one repeater. Each link needs a valid input and output. Recheck the final weapon after a merge or bag change; moving the first repeater can break every later connection.
