Scrapper

Scrapper
Primary	Melee
Secondary	Defense
Inherent	Critical Hit
Base HP	1338.6
Max HP	2409.5
Primary Sets	21
Secondary Sets	14
Epic Power Pools	8
Modifiers (at level 50)   Melee Ranged Damage Scale 1.125 0.500 Damage Buff 0.125 0.070 Defense Buff 0.075 0.065 ToHit Buff 0.100 0.070 Damage Debuff 0.075 0.070 Defense Debuff 0.075 0.070 ToHit Debuff 0.075 0.070 EndMod 1.000 1.000 Fear 1.490 1.490 Heal Other 96.381 96.381 Heal Self 133.862 Immobilize 1.192 1.192 Knockback 2.077 2.077 Sleep 1.192 1.192 Slow 0.800 0.800 Stun 1.192 1.192 Taunt 1.540 1.540 Threat Level 3.0 3.0
Limits (at level 50)   Max Min Damage Resistance 75% -300% Status Resistance 10,001.01% -300% Status Protection N/A N/A Damage 500% 10% Defense 200.38% -100% ToHit 200.35% -100% Recharge Rate 400% -75% Regeneration 3000% 0% Recovery 500% 0% Stealth (PvE) 200 ft -180 ft Stealth (PvP) 571.5 ft -180 ft Perception 1153.6 ft 0 ft Range 500% 25%

Overview

The Scrapper is a fierce melee combatant. In hand to hand, no other hero can compare. But the Scrapper is not as resilient as the Tanker, and might find himself in a little trouble if he heedlessly wades into combat. The Scrapper's aptitude for melee is countered by a total lack of long distance attacks. Scrappers possess Critical strike capability. Their melee attacks have a chance to sometimes do double damage.

The Scrapper's power sets are:

Primary: Melee
Secondary: Defense

Scrapper Stats

Survivability

7

Melee Damage

10

Ranged Damage

2

Crowd Control

4

Support

2

Pets

2

Power Sets

Primary Power Sets

• A Scrapper's primary power sets are designed specifically for melee. They are:

• Battle Axe
• Broad Sword
• Claws
• Dark Melee
• Dual Blades
• Electrical Melee
• Energy Melee
• Fiery Melee
• Ice Melee
• Katana
• Kinetic Melee
• Martial Arts
• Psionic Melee
• Radiation Melee
• Savage Melee
• Spines
• Staff Fighting
• Stone Melee
• Street Justice
• Titan Weapons
• War Mace

* Kinetic Melee used to require VIP status, purchase on the Paragon Market, or purchase of Going Rogue.
* Staff Fighting used to require purchase on the Paragon Market.
* Street Justice used to require purchase on the Paragon Market.
* Titan Weapons used to require purchase on the Paragon Market.

Secondary Power Sets

• A Scrapper's secondary power sets are designed for defense. They are:

• Bio Armor
• Dark Armor
• Electric Armor
• Energy Aura
• Fiery Aura
• Ice Armor
• Invulnerability
• Ninjitsu
• Radiation Armor
• Regeneration
• Shield Defense
• Stone Armor
• Super Reflexes
• Willpower

* Bio Armor used to require purchase on the Paragon Market.

Ancillary Power Pools

• Blaze Mastery
• Body Mastery
• Darkness Mastery
• Weapon Mastery

Patron Power Pools

• Leviathan Mastery
• Mace Mastery
• Mu Mastery
• Soul Mastery

* Patron Power Pools require villain alignment to obtain.

Inherent Powers

• Critical Hit

Historical

This section contains information about changes that took place in Homecoming: City of Heroes/Villains. It is provided for historical purposes.

• Scrappers have been in the game since Issue 0, originally as a City of Heroes archetype. Their original primary powersets were Broad Sword, Claws, Dark Melee, Katana, Martial Arts, and Spines. Their original secondary powersets were Dark Armor, Invulnerability, Regeneration and Super Reflexes.
• Body Mastery, Darkness Mastery and Weapon Mastery were added to the game in Issue 3.
• Dual Blades and Willpower were added to the game in Issue 11.
• Fiery Melee and Fiery Aura were proliferated to Scrappers in Issue 12.
• Shield Defense was added to the game in Issue 13.
• Blaze Mastery was added to the game in Issue 16.
• Electrical Melee and Electric Armor were proliferated to Scrappers in Issue 16.
• Kinetic Melee was added to the game with Going Rogue/Issue 18.
• The Patron Power Pools were made available to Scrapper in Issue 18.
• Battle Axe, War Mace, and Energy Aura were proliferated to Scrappers in Issue 21.
• Street Justice was added to the game on October 4, 2011.
• Titan Weapons was added to the game on December 6, 2011.
• Staff Fighting was added to the game on April 17, 2012.

See Also

• Archetypes
• Scranker

External Links

• Summary and Analysis of Scrapper Powersets
• Archetypes documentation on official City of Heroes site
• Official City of Heroes Manual as a zipped PDF file