A PGMP, inside, I'd also be worried about.shaidar wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 9:11 am Smoke grenades get hot, but are not incendiary as such. There are plenty of areas in the garden, such as the paths, where there would be no risk and I doubt the grass is that flammable.
The enemy have used lasers and grenades, we've used a PGMP and a grenade, and you're worried about smoke grenades.
Feel free to provide some alternative ideas.
Explosive Grenades flash-burn - it's either alight or it isn't in a moment - mostly it isn't.
The garden isn't the most flammable place I will admit. Unless you land the grenade in the towel-bin!
Smoke grenades depend on the compound...but for IR obscuration, WP seems likely. And that is hot and long-lasting. (But given the generally low level of moisture in the atmosphere, probably only fully effective in the pool area)
And given the equipment we have to hand, prismatic aerosol grenades may not be an option.