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This is a List of ALL legendary and unique WEAPONS in Borderlands 2. Utilize the list to SORT, FILTER, and FIND the best weapons for your build.
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- Weapon Types
- Item Card
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- Construction
- Titles
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- Ammunition
Weapon classes have been reorganized. Revolvers and Repeaters were two distinct kinds of weapons in the original Borderlands; they have since been consolidated into a single "Pistol" category. Eridian weapons have been replaced by E-techweapons which conform to the revised six categories listed below: 1. Pistols Versatile class of weapons usually s...
The Item Card is shown whenever a weapon is examined on the ground or selected in any menu. This contains basic information about the weapon; the weapon's name is shown in its appropriate rarity colour, followed by the weapon's Damage, Accuracy, Fire Rate, Reload Speed (measured in seconds, higher numbers mean longer reloads), Magazine Size, any El...
A weapon's level determines a number of things aside from whether or not a character can use it. All other things being equal, as a weapon's Level increases its Damage and Elemental Damage will also increase proportionally; other stats do not increase in the same way, and are mainly determined by a weapon's Parts, manufacturer and rarity. The incre...
A weapon's Fire Rate statistic can mean one of three things depending on the fire mode of the weapon in question. For fully automatic weapons (those which fire repeatedly as long as the button is held) it shows how many rounds the weapon fires per second. For semi-automatic weapons (those which only fire a single shot per press of the fire button),...
A weapon's rarity determines the overall quality of the weapon, the strength of bonuses applied to it, and also the rate at which it will drop from enemies and chests and be available at vendors. The mnemonic phrase given by a loading screen in the game to remember the order of the color system is "When Grandma Burps, Patrick Obeys" (W, G, B, P, O)...
There are eight weapon manufacturers on Pandora, each with their own distinctive receiver; all of the original game's human manufacturers return except the Atlas Corporation and S&S Munitions. In addition, the Banditshave started manufacturing their own weapons. Each manufacturer has a distinctive "gimmick" which defines them. 1. Bandit: Bandit wea...
Each manufacturer makes a complete set of weapon Parts for any weapon they manufacture, enough to make a weapon with only that manufacturer's Parts. In practice, however, the only Part specific to any given manufacturer is the Bodyof a weapon; this is the receiver, frame, or the midsection of a rocket launcher. This Part determines what manufacture...
The second part of a weapon's name is its Title. In common weapons, the Title is determined entirely by the combination of Body and Barrel parts it has; the Body is determined by the weapon's manufacturer, while the Barrel assigns a specific Title from that manufacturer's list. Unique and Legendary weapons have their own unique Titles, but still us...
The number of weapons a character can carry (along with all other loot including Class Mods, Relics, Shields and Grenade Mods) is determined by how many inventory Storage Deck Upgrades have been purchased from Crazy Earl in Sanctuary. Under normal circumstances a character cannot pick up or purchase a weapon if they are at their inventory limit, th...
Ammunition is divided into the same categories as weapons themselves; pistol ammunition, SMG ammunition, shotgun shells, rifle ammunition, sniper rifle ammunition and rockets. Ammunition can be found in most lootable containers and is often dropped by enemies. The amount of ammunition a character can carry for each type is determined by how many St...
All Borderlands games use a ranking system for gear that follows the standard color-coding system for RPGs. Basically the higher is the rank, the rarest is the item — that is why a rank is called rarity. A rarer item is usually of better quality. Despite some specificities, games of the series...
From the strategy guide: White - Common Green - Uncommon Blue - Rare Purple - Very rare Orange - Legendary Magenta is somewhere between purple and orange: "Purple grade weapons are already very rare, and rarer still are the purple grade weapons outfitted with E-Tech enabled barrels.
Sep 19, 2016 · This page lists unique and rare loot rewards and legendary weapons found in Borderlands 2.
May 26, 2013 · This guide includes descriptions of Borderlands 2 weapons, loot , and advice that could help you play the game succesfully and get great gear.
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