I want to see a very different kind of grenade, and I call it the Propulsion Grenade. The functions of it would be thus: 1. If thrown at an entity or vehicle [b]on the ground[/b], the grenade would propel the entity in the direction opposite where the grenade landed. Example - if it landed to the left of the entity, it would propel them right. This would also work if thrown at an aerial target. 2. If no entities were present, the grenade would attach to the surface it landed on and act as a proximity mine. The mine would only [b]detonate if the entity passed in front of the mine perpendicular to the surface it was attached to[/b]. Example - if the mine was thrown at a wall next to a cliff edge, it would stick there. When an entity (friend or foe) walked past the sensor, the mine would detonate, propelling the entity off the edge. 3. The grenade would inflict minimal damage, maybe 5% total health, to the entity (friend or foe), classifying itself as a tactical equipment and not a direct-damage weapon, like a Fragmentation Grenade. Uses for this equipment include: Redirection of incoming vehicles, traps involving another factor (Such as a death-drop), faster movement for one's self and allies, the ability to jump gaps (I wish I would have had one while doing the Boxer-man easter egg in Halo 3), the ability to ascend vertical distances (This could be used to hijack an aerial vehicle), the misdirection of slow moving projectiles (I.E rockets or missiles), etc.