Items · Weapon
Pitchfork
Updated Sep 11, 2026v1.0.1Verified1 min read
| Category | Weapon |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Common |
| Single use | No |
| Used for | Melee, Heavy throw |
| Spawn maps | Yards, barns, sheds |
Does it earn a slot? Situationally — it's the heavy throw with a melee fallback. The pitchfork is confirmed throwable (demonstrated on screen, and yes, deeply satisfying to land) and serviceable in hand. Think of it as the rake's blunter cousin: less poke discipline, more impact.
Where it fits
- Versus the rake: the rake pokes and interrupts; the pitchfork commits. Take the rake for escort cover, the pitchfork for a planned stand.
- Versus lawn darts: darts stack three, restick, and reuse — the fork is one big argument instead of three small ones.
- The universal caveat: Michael picks up and throws civilian weapons, and the pitchfork is explicitly on his list. A missed fork is his fork.
Notes
Durability applies (all melee breaks); exact damage values unread. As with all thrown weapons: never mid-execution — he's immune during the animation.
Sources
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