Remnant from the ashes character creation upgrade#

Take it up to Wallace and he’ll upgrade it to the Iron Cylinder Engram, which you’ll be able to equip The Gunslinger in your archetype slot.

He talks forever, but if manage to hear everything he has to say (you need to specifically ask him to tell you a story), he’ll hand over the Worn Cylinder. If you haven’t already spoken to him to unlock the Handler, you’ll need to exhaust his stories to even open his shop. Then go talk to Mudtooth in town (the old dude in the rocking chair). For those who missed out on the pre-order - or if you picked a class other than Gunslinger for your starter - you’ll need to play a fair bit of the game.Ĭontinue with the main story until you obtain the Root Earth. For players who pre-ordered Remnant 2, you can simply select the Gunslinger when making a new character. The Gunslinger’s unlock requirements are a bit odd. Gunslinger Image: Gunfire Games/Gearbox Publishing via Polygon This makes Handler a very powerful choice for single-player runs of Remnant 2. The Handler’s Prime Perk is Bonded, which allows the dog to revive you if you go down, just like a fellow player can in co-op. The Handler’s main gimmick is that you have a pet dog to do your bidding and help you out in combat. You can now equip the Handler class in your prime or secondary slot. Once you have it, take the whistle to Wallace and pay to upgrade it to the Silver Whistle Engram. With the shop unlocked, you can purchase the Old Whistle from Mudtooth, but it’ll cost you 1,500 Scrap. But if you keep asking him for stories and keep talking to him, he’ll eventually open up a shop. The first several times you talk to him in Ward 13, he’ll tell you some purposefully long-winded lore. This guy is a storyteller, and boy does he love to tell stories. The item you need to unlock this pet-class is locked behind old Mudtooth’s dialogue. Handler is easy to miss if you don’t select it as one of your starter classes. Handler Image: Gunfire Games/Gearbox Publishing via Polygon This can only happen every 10 minutes and some enemies are able to kill you through it, but it’s a very powerful effect for this rather punishing game. When you take fatal damage as a Challenger, your character doesn’t die and instead punches the ground, dealing damage to enemies around you and healing you to about half health. If the Challenger is your prime class, you’ll be able to take advantage of the Die Hard Prime Perk. Now you can equip it to either your prime or secondary archetype slot.Ĭhallenger is the tank class, built for up-close-and-personal combat. Then take the Old Metal Tool to Wallace and pay to have him transform it into the Steel Enswell Engram. Grab the Old Metal Tool off of him for 1,500 Scrap. Talk to Reggie and he’ll eventually show you some wares he’d like to sell. If you didn’t pick Challenger as your starter class, you can grab it by visiting Reggie in Ward 13, who sits next to Mudtooth.

Challenger Image: Gunfire Games/Gearbox Publishing via Polygon This is particularly good for abilities like Hunter’s Mark, which marks targets and gives you bonus damage against them for a period of time.

As a Hunter, your Prime Perk is Dead to Rights, which causes you to extend duration-based abilities by dealing Ranged Weakspot damage (aka getting headshots). Hunters are all about dealing damage from a distance.

Pay Wallace and he’ll upgrade the Rusty Medal into the Sniper War Medal Engram, which will allow you to equip the Hunter class in your prime or secondary archetype slot. Buy the Rusty Medal off of him for 1,500 Scrap and take it to Wallace. Talk to him and he’ll eventually show you his wares - which consists of mostly guns. If you didn’t pick Hunter as your starter class, you can unlock it by visiting Brabus in Ward 13, over by the shooting range. Hunter Image: Gunfire Games/Gearbox Publishing via Polygon Your Prime Perk is Regenerator, which causes you to generate additional Relic (your healing item) charges when healing someone - yourself included. This item will allow you to equip the Medic class to either your prime or secondary archetype slots.Īs you might’ve guessed, being a Medic is all about healing yourself and your allies. Take the Medic Pin to Wallace and pay to upgrade it into the Caduceus Idol Engram. Look at her wares and buy the Medic Pin for 1,500 Scrap. Norah, who is in the makeshift medical tent in the Ward. If you didn’t pick the Medic class to start Remnant 2, you can unlock it by picking up the Medic Pin in Ward 13. Medic Image: Gunfire Games/Gearbox Publishing via Polygon