Fallout 4 Legendary weapons and armor (vol1)

Fallout 4: legendary gear, volume 1.

Legendary gear come in all shapes and sizes…

Even as a rolling pin. You read that right, but let me paint a clearer picture. You dispatch the second of three deathclaws with your .50 cal and decide it would be badass to finish off the last one in a melee death match, so you holster your rifle and pull out your rolling pin. Sorry, I mean your Furious Rolling Pin. o_O

As I said Legendary weapons and armor come in a variety of types ranging in usefulness from not very to pretty darn epic. Check out the first volume of my Legendary gear compilation for yourself.

Gear breakdown

  1. Assassin's Raider Chest Piece: reduces damage from humans by15%. Retrieved from a Legendary Synth Seeker in Mahkra Fishpacking.
  2. Chameleon Raider Left Leg: enemies have a harder time detecting you, while you're sneaking or not moving. Retrieved from a Legendary Super Mutant Brute.
  3. Exterminator's Hardened Raider Left Leg: reduces damage from Mirelurks and bugs by 15%. Retrieved from a Legendary Super Mutant Skirmisher.
  4. Furious Rolling Pin: increased damage after each consecutive hit on the same target. Retrieved from a Legendary Glowing Mirelurk in Salem.
  5. Hunter's Shadowed Metal Chest Piece: reduces damage from animals by 15%. Retrieved from a Legendary Mirelurk.
  6. Lucky Raider Left Arm: +2 Luck. Retrieved from a Legendary Glowing Mirelurk.
  7. Lucky Switchblade: critical shots do double damage and the critical meter fills 15% faster. Retrieved from a Legendary Bloodbug.
  8. Mutant Slayer's Raider Chest Piece: reduces damage from Super Mutants by 15%. Retrieved from a Legendary Raider.
  9. Penetrating Laser Musket: ignores 30% of the target's damage and energy resistance. Retrieved from a Legendary Mirelurk Razorclaw.
  10. Punishing Painted Metal Chest Piece: reflects 10% of melee damage back on attacker. Retrieved from a Legendary Radscorpion Hunter.
  11. Reba II: does 50% more damage against Mirelurks and bugs. Obtained from Barney Rook in Salem.

There you have it. A bunch of randomly useful legendary equipment that offers various perks. Unfortunately most of this stuff is low level as I play on Survival mode which ups my Legendary encounter rate substantially from the very beginning of the game (before I'm equipped to actually handle these encounters, in fact). I am betting that most, if not all, of these legendary perks can be found on various articles of gear aside from the ones on my list (e.g. the +2 Luck modifier may show its semi-useful head on another piece of armor later on). In this way I hold out hope that one day I'll find an actually useful set of higher level armor with a few of them on it.

Until then, happy hunting as always. And Happy New Year!
Jay
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