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Located throughout Dungeon Siege are storage containers for explosive chemicals. These chemicals have many uses; from vehicle fuel to blast-mining and sapping to deadly ammunition. These containers are most often barrels, and almost always painted a bright red to warn of their contents.

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  • Explosive Container
  • Explosive container
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  • Located throughout Dungeon Siege are storage containers for explosive chemicals. These chemicals have many uses; from vehicle fuel to blast-mining and sapping to deadly ammunition. These containers are most often barrels, and almost always painted a bright red to warn of their contents.
  • The Explosive Container (爆発コンテナ Bakuhatsu Kontena?) is a container that explodes when the player approaches it. They appear in the stages of Ride Boarski and Splash Warfly in Mega Man X7.
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  • Explosive Container
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  • Located throughout Dungeon Siege are storage containers for explosive chemicals. These chemicals have many uses; from vehicle fuel to blast-mining and sapping to deadly ammunition. These containers are most often barrels, and almost always painted a bright red to warn of their contents.
  • The Explosive Container (爆発コンテナ Bakuhatsu Kontena?) is a container that explodes when the player approaches it. They appear in the stages of Ride Boarski and Splash Warfly in Mega Man X7.
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