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*Its function is very similar to a [[wikipedia:Molotov Cocktail|Molotov Cocktail]]. For this reason, players sometimes refer to the Incendiary Grenade with names such as, "Anti-Water Balloon", "Satan's Grenade", "Lava Can", and/or "The Cocktail". | *Its function is very similar to a [[wikipedia:Molotov Cocktail|Molotov Cocktail]]. For this reason, players sometimes refer to the Incendiary Grenade with names such as, "Anti-Water Balloon", "Satan's Grenade", "Lava Can", and/or "The Cocktail". | ||
*Even though Incendiary Grenade is the proper name, it is referred to as the Firebomb Grenade in the game. | *Even though Incendiary Grenade is the proper name, it is referred to as the Firebomb Grenade in the game. | ||
*It only appears in | *It only appears in four ''Halo 3'' [[campaign]] levels, ''[[The Ark (Level)|The Ark]]'', ''[[The Covenant (Level)|The Covenant]]'', ''[[Cortana (Level)|Cortana]]'' and ''[[Halo (Halo 3 Level)|Halo]]''. | ||
*It does not appear by default on any Multiplayer map, nor does it regenerate using the "Grenade regeneration" option. They are only available if they have been previously added in Forge. | *It does not appear by default on any Multiplayer map, nor does it regenerate using the "Grenade regeneration" option. They are only available if they have been previously added in Forge. | ||
*Only [[Brute Stalkers]] use incendiary grenades in the ''Halo 3'' campaign. Killing Brute Stalkers is also your only source of these grenades. | *Only [[Brute Stalkers]] use incendiary grenades in the ''Halo 3'' campaign. Killing Brute Stalkers is also your only source of these grenades. | ||