So I was often told my bombs were gigantic. So I made one reaaaally small using some interesting things I had found. Specifically, compressed spark lightning. Which is INSANELY powerful. I mean it's just crazy. Basically you have a ton of compressed spark with ctype lightning. Proton hits it, it sets off one compressed lightning explosion. But the other spark is still there, and if a proton hits it again another compressed lightning explosion will go off. And this allows for extremely powerful bombs. Here's my bomb, the Modurand, that harnesses it.

I should add it's pretty buggy, it takes a few refreshes to get a really good proton and lightning reaction.

And here's why it's called the modurand bomb. I made this to put it on the sides and in parts of other bombs, or to stack this. You can put two modurands side by side, or make a 2x2 of modurands, and the power gets increased dramatically. Try it!

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 It's a decent bomb, clever use of the LIGH on pressure sensitive materials. I have tried to make a similar device (small square bomb) but employing a slightly different priniple to get rid of a couple of bugs.

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Really powerful for 16 particles! I appreciate the feedback, and yeah, it's only decent, it's not meant to be its own bomb, it was meant to be used in my variation of the modern cell based bomb architecture which have little squares of different elements. I decided that I would do that, but to make the squares more efficient, each square could be its own bomb, and each pixel in the square could be a bomb material I enjoy, and then a core of azure. I'm definitely going to work on that idea soon, too. Your idea definitely exceeds mine for generating protons though, and I'm definitely going to look at that and see how I could improve my proton generation. I must say, it's really REALLY sweet that you can get that out of 16 particles. Nice job!