10 Best Mutators In Remnant 2

Bandit

Bandit helps make up for the low magazine sizes of many high-damage guns by giving hits a chance to return ammo. At level 10, this mutator really shines. With a 30% chance to get your money back, you won’t have to stop shooting to reload very often. After getting your money back, the extra 10% fire rate lets you do even more damage.

If you give Bandit a powerful handgun or rifle, it can become an unstoppable weapon of destruction. You’ll be firing and reloading so fast that it will feel like you have an endless supply. With Bandit’s power, you can wipe out huge groups of enemies without ever having to stop to reload.

Deadly Calm

By default, Deadly Calm increases targeted damage by up to 10% over three seconds. This makes it perfect for people who like to take their time aiming and shooting carefully. But that’s not all. Upgrading Deadly Calm will also boost your chance of a critical hit from a distance by 10%, giving you even more chances to land those important headshots.

With all the shooting you’ll have to do to hit your enemies, these mutators will definitely give you a big edge on the battlefield. With Deadly Calm, tools that were already very strong become absolutely lethal.

Twisting Wounds

Twisting Wounds is a must-have mutator for any Handler who wants to do the most damage possible. This mutator takes advantage of the fact that the Handler’s companion creatures often make enemies bleed with every hit by making them bleed. The only problem is that ranged guns don’t cause bleeding on their own.

It gives enemies with the Bleeding state effect a significant ten percent damage boost. This makes it easier to play strategically. If you use skills or mods to make a target bleed, you can then follow up with more damage from your gun.

Battery

The Battery is a great mutator for people who use long weapons and value accuracy and weak spot hits. This piece of gear increases weak spot damage by 10% per stack, up to a maximum of 5 stacks. This means that the weak spot damage is increased by 50% if there are 5 stacks. When you land that critical hit, you also get a damage-over-time effect that does 15 percent more damage over three seconds if you have all of your stacks.

If you use handguns and long guns, you can kill even the toughest enemies faster if you wear The Battery. This mutator is a great choice for those who are good at getting headshots from far away, whether they get it from a chance drop or from a vendor in Ward 13.

Transference

Transference is a useful mutation that can help you out when you’re in a tight spot and out of ammo. When activated, melee hits add 5% to the ammo reserves for both guns in Spacebar Clicker. This can save your life in tight conditions. This can be very helpful when enemies are all around you and you need to quickly reload your gun.

The mutator has a ten-second cooldown, so you’ll need to plan your moves carefully if you want to get the most out of it. Transference lets you turn the tide of a fierce firefight and kill the hordes swarming your position with a few well-placed hits in close combat.

Slayer

After getting a kill with Slayer, you can be invisible for five seconds. At first look, this might seem like something that only works in certain situations. But with the right build and play style, it can be very strong. By stacking cooldown reductions and getting as many kills as possible, you can keep the stealth up almost all the time.

Also, if you take this stealth mutator to its highest level, you can increase damage by 20% and speed up reloading by 15%. Even high-level enemies will be no match for you if your strategy is to always stay hidden. What seems like a small mutator can take you to levels of violence you have never seen before if you are creative and skilled.

Overdrive

Overdrive is a melee mutator that improves the chance of a critical hit and damage by 5% for 7.5 seconds. This effect can be stacked up to five times. The improved effect makes critical hits from melee attacks do 20% more damage. This mutator works best on offensive weapons that have a high chance to hit critical targets and do a lot of damage when they do. It can make these weapons do a lot more damage.

Overdrive can be found in The Lament, which is in the Yaesha area. It is dropped by Wither, the boss enemy, and you have to beat him to get it. To get to Wither, you must first solve the tricky Consort’s Puzzle. To do this, you must connect with statues in the right order.

Dervish

For fighting builds in Remnant 2, the Dervish mutator is a must-have. This mutator can be bought from Ace in Ward 13. At the highest level, it briefly boosts melee damage by up to 40%. When you use Dervish, you can deliver devastating blows in close battle.

With the cooldown decrease at level III, you can use Dervish almost constantly, since its cooldown is only 5 seconds. If you want to crush enemies up close, Dervish is the best mutator to have in your collection.

Vengeful Strike

Vengeful Strike rewards high-risk, high-damage play styles that depend on staying low on health to do more damage. When your health is below 50% of its maximum, this mutator increases your physical damage by 20%. When it is improved, the chance of a melee critical hit goes up by 15% when HP is less than 50%.

You can find it in the Labyrinth after you beat the Bastion boss in the Shifting Portal area. In the same spot, you can also check the Labyrinth Staff.

Timewave

Timewave is a powerful mutator that lets you control time on the battlefield for tactical benefit. When used, it forms a slowing field around you that lasts for 3.5 seconds and goes out after 7 meters. When enemies are found in the field, they move and attack much more slowly, giving you valuable time to study how they move and attack.

By taking Timewave to its highest level, you can make the slow effect last for seven seconds and make guns with this mutator do 15 percent more damage to enemies who are already slow. Timewave adds a unique strategic element of time manipulation to the hectic gun-and-run gameplay of Remnant 2.