Fire
Wind up
Wind up verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
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The Molotov is a valuable bomb item that sets zombies on fire, but in the hands of a leeroy, they will most likely botch their throw often and wind up burning the survivors instead or block their path with the fire, delaying their progress and giving the infected time to attack.
Source: Leeroy Jenkins -
They did once wind up on a world that was completely engulfed in fire - but they were conveniently in the only clear spot we saw, just big enough for them, and were only stuck there for 10 seconds.
Source: Plot Armor -
Splatling weapons are gatling guns that work by pressurizing ink and wind up the weapon via a charge time, with longer charges giving longer bursts of fire.
Source: Charged Attack
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