If you really want your weapons and armor to stand out in Fallout 76, you need the ones with legendary modifiers.
While I am not 100% sure that these should be called legendary modifiers or just “very rare and hard to get” weapon or armor types, since everybody refers to them as “legendary,” that is how we’ll call them!
And today I am here to put all these Fallout 76 Legendary modifiers on one list so that you can check it out and know what special effect your weapons and armor can get.
Right now, I am pretty much certain that the list itself is incomplete, but hopefully you’ll be able to chip in with a legendary modifier or two in case you find some that are not listed below.
These legendary mods are easy to spot in the game after collecting them, as they add a special word – usually describing the effect – before the weapon’s or armor’s name. Those are the actual modifiers that we’re talking about today.
With these in mind, let’s check out the list of legendary modifiers in Fallout 76, as well as their effects!
Fallout 76 Legendary Weapon Modifiers
– Double: Doubles magazine size
– Quad: Quadruples magazine size
– Mutant’s: Increased damage when you have a mutation
– Anti-Armor: Ignore 50% of a creature’s armor
– Assassin’s: 10% extra damage to other players
– Concussive: Increased hit probability in VATS
– Vampire: Heals you when dealing damage to an enemy
– Nocturne: Deals more damage during the night, but less during the day
– Stalker: Your shots have 100% probability in VATS if you’re not already engaged in combat
– Instigating: Deal more damage to enemies when having full health
– Furious: Consecutive hits on the same target deal more damage
– Anti-Scorched: Deal 25% more damage to scorched creatures, but 20% less to any other creature
– Zealot’s: Deal 30% more damage to ghouls
– Never Ending: Infinite ammo capacity
– Bloodied: You deal more damage as your health goes lower
– Troubleshooter: Deal 30% more damage to robots
– Executioner: Deal 50% more damage when your opponent’s health falls below 40%
– Exterminator: Deal 30% more damage to insects and bugs
– Mutant Slayer: Deal 30% more damage to Super Mutants
Fallout 76 Legendary Armor Mods
– Weightless: -90% weight
– Duelist: 10% chance to disarm a melee opponent
– Undying: While Downed, you have a 50% chance to use a stimpack each minute
– Chameleon: When crouching, you are invisible
– Zealot’s: -15% damage from Scorched creatures
– Assassin’s: -10% damage from other players
– Acrobat’s: -50% damage when falling
– Troubleshooter: -15% damage from robots
– Bolstering: Increased damage resistance when health’s low
– Sprinter’s: Increased movement speed
– Exterminator: Receive less damage from bugs and insects
– Mutant Slayer: Receive less damage from mutants
How to get legendary mods in Fallout 76?
You will have to defeat legendary enemies in order to get then. You will always receive some sort of a legendary items when defeating a legendary opponent, so whenever you see one, make sure that you give it your best and turn it into radioactive ashes!
Legendary enemies are marked by a star next to their name – so they shouldn’t be mistaken for the enemies with a crown.
The latter are bosses of the area and they drop better items (more loot usually and sometimes an improved weapon or armor bit marked with a +), but never legendary mods.
Now… have you been able to collect some legendary items with mods that are not listed in our article? If so, please share their name and effects in the comment section below.
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