Remnant 2 Weapon Tier List Novels & Stories

] [Skill Generated: Dismantle] Skill: Dismantle Skill Level: 1/10 Rank: C(S) Cost: Skill Creator/Generator: System/Kirou Description: This skill allows the user to break down a piece of equipment back to its base materials, pre forging. Following this method, the materials recovered will be less than the materials used to create the equipment in the first place. Success results in the user obtaining materials while failure results in the user obtaining slag. It is advised that the user not try to dismantle equipment above the threshold of the skill as that will fail (Sk. Lvl1- Equip 1-10, Sk Lvl 2- Equip 11-20, etc). Skill can be used via automatic or manual mode. The user is advised to use

expression. Regal ran his fingers into his pockets, took out an elbow length rod and clicked a button on the side. A sharp blade shot out from the top. He extended it into a spear length and took his stance, ready for battle. This weapon was the one he picked at the tournament held for the members of various mercenary groups. Tess had praised him for making a good choice unlike Li and Neo who both bought glitter bombs.

she questioned. “But they are so beautiful. If you use them, you would ruin them or worse lose them.” I said. “Oh like hell. Sorry, but these bad boy’s I would track to the ends of the earth. I am taking these babies to the grave.” Remmie said. “If we are forced to use them we can always get them back and they can always be cleaned.” Reign said but I just couldn’t get the image of them using their weapons and then putting them back into their hair blood and all.

Maybe when I already finish using the bottle of the antiviral drug. Her gaze then fell on an AK rifle..... eight thousand points. Although she already had a gun and other weapons to kill monsters, the particular rifle still caught her attention again. Not bad if I get this too, Ivy thought as she read through the rifle description displayed before her. [AK Rifle .....Combat Grade Weapon] Price: 8,000 points Category: Mid-Range Firearm {A durable and highly reliable assault rifle built for harsh combat environments and prolonged survival situations. Designed with strong recoil control, rapid-fire capability, and excellent penetration power against low-to-mid-tier monsters.}

And just like that, everything else dropped away. “…no way.” The words came out quietly, not forced, not exaggerated, just genuine as he stared at what was sitting in front of him. The weapon. The one from the bottom of the lake. The one that hadn’t moved. The one he hadn’t been able to pull free— until now. Riley opened it fully, his attention narrowing as the information settled into place. Luna Eclipse Bow. Tier — Soulbound Mythic. Level — 1. For a moment, he didn’t react at all, his mind stalling just long enough that the words didn’t quite connect to what they meant.

"This tier. Did it exist when you still had access?" Adrian had been standing at the far edge of the room, close enough to be useful, careful not to be closer than that. He came to the screen without being asked twice and looked at the code the way a man looks at handwriting he used to have to forge. "No," he said. "Not like this. There was a remnant class, but it didn't carry system access. It was ceremonial. Recognition without reach. If this one's carrying reach, it was upgraded after I was already out, or it existed under a different classification I never saw."

There were five tiers for bladed arms: green for the common, blue for the superior, purple for the exceptional, orange for the rare, and gold for the legendary. Green-tier weapons were a dime a dozen, available to any commoner. Blue-tier weapons were a notch above the standard output of most forges. The purple-tier, however, was where true power began, crafted only by the hands of select few master smiths, and even then, in limited numbers. Orange-tier weapons were a rarity, crafted only by the most skilled of weapon smiths. Golden weapons, on the other hand, were the weapons of gods, whispered about in hushed tones but never seen by mortal eyes.

Andrius asked in confusion, “This spear is a family heirloom. Its qualities have not yet been discovered. Why is it called an immortal artifact, and what exactly is an immortal artifact?” Andrius was not the only one with this question. Everyone present also perked up their ears. “A common person may have no way to fight back against a fierce tiger. However, with a sharp knife, there’s perhaps a chance of survival. “Thus, a suitable weapon is very important. It’s enough to turn the tide of battle at a critical moment.” The Demon Emperor seemed to want to explain and enlighten Andrius. “In the mundane world, weapons are generally divided into ordinary, refined, and excellent grades. Excellent

All for beings who would judge him. "Is this the answer you sought?" The Arbiter considered the question carefully. "It is... an answer. But the second question remains unfinished." She raised one hand, and the observation array focused on the Remnant commander's vessel. "We shall see what happens when sacrifice becomes complete." Jack tore through the seventh Remnant ship's weapons array, his golden claws shredding targeting systems and power conduits. He couldn't destroy the vessels—they were simply too large, too heavily armored. But he could hurt them. Blind them. Buy time for the Old Ones to prepare whatever defenses they had.

Freya nodded, then she showed the tap screen she brought so Arsenio could read it too. "This is the latest type, sir. The ability of this weapon cannot be doubted. It can shoot from fifty meters away and has no sound at all when firing. Suitable for aiming without being spotted by the opponent," Freya explained. Arsenio looked seriously at the image on the tap screen while stroking his chin and muttering several times. "I want to buy another weapon, which is more practical and can be used in certain situations. Is there one?" "There are, sir. Pocket knives, daggers and others. The power of each weapon depends on the level you have now."