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==Exorcist Rifles== Named for the ability to kill the "unholy" creations of the academy.<ref name="5.1">A rifle with a bayonet hung behind his back. I’d heard people refer to the particular brand of rifles as ‘exorcists’. They were single-shot, heavy, ugly weapons, but they made big holes, they were easy to reload, they were reliable, and they were well made. The name ‘exorcist’ had probably come up because they were supposed to put spirits to rest. Or was it because they were supposed to help the little guys stop the real devils of the battlefields? - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2015/07/28 Excerpt] from [[Esprit de Corpse 5.1]]</ref> Their high caliber bullets were effective against [[Voltaic|Stitched]] and [[War Beast]]s, able to take out the former in one or two shots.<ref>The tendril-dog was limping forward, momentum broken. Stitched were dying in droves. They were supposed to take a half-dozen bullets before going down. They were taking one or two at most.<br><br>The ‘exorcist’ rifles were doing their job.- [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2015/08/15 Excerpt] from [[Esprit de Corpse 5.8]]</ref>
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