Dead Drop is an upgrade for Drop Dead, one of Tallis' talents from her unique Infiltrator specialization in Mark of the Assassin for Dragon Age II.
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| - Dead Drop is an upgrade for Drop Dead, one of Tallis' talents from her unique Infiltrator specialization in Mark of the Assassin for Dragon Age II.
- Dead Drop is a Freemode Event in Grand Theft Auto Online, added as part of the Freemode Events Update.
- A Dead Drop (also known as a dead letter box) is a means of espionage tradecraft that is used to transact information or items between each other at a secret location without having to actually meet. In Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist, the Dead Drop flash drive is a USB flash drive (data storage device) that contains information on The Engineers. They appear in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist as extra objective opportunities for the player to earn more points.
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| - Drop Dead now inflicts a critical hit against enemies who would otherwise be immune. It is even more devastating against 20px BRITTLE targets.
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- Physical damage: 400% vs. 20px BRITTLE targets
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| - Dead Drop is an upgrade for Drop Dead, one of Tallis' talents from her unique Infiltrator specialization in Mark of the Assassin for Dragon Age II.
- Dead Drop is a Freemode Event in Grand Theft Auto Online, added as part of the Freemode Events Update.
- A Dead Drop (also known as a dead letter box) is a means of espionage tradecraft that is used to transact information or items between each other at a secret location without having to actually meet. In Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist, the Dead Drop flash drive is a USB flash drive (data storage device) that contains information on The Engineers. They appear in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist as extra objective opportunities for the player to earn more points.
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