There are a variety of weapon types in The First Descendant (Image via Nexon)
The First Descendant is a looter shooter featuring a wide variety of weapons and ammo types. While each type of weapon has a unique playstyle, many use the same ammo. Since your character can equip up to three weapons at a time, it's essential to equip weapons with different ammo types to avoid running out of them during combat.
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This guide covers everything you need to know about the different weapon and ammo types in The First Descendant, including all the available weapons and their rarities in the game.
All weapon and ammo types in The First Descendant
The different types of ammo and weapons. (Image via Nexon || Darkauscus/YouTube)
There are four ammo types in The First Descendant: General, Special, Impact,and High-Power Rounds. As mentioned, each ammo type is used by multiple weapon types rather than being exclusive to one.
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Here are the 11 available weapon types in The First Descendant:
General Rounds:
Submachine Gun
Assault Rifle
Machine Gun
Handgun
Special Rounds:
Beam Rifle
Tactical Rifle
Impact Rounds:
Scout Rifle
Hand Cannon
High-Power Rounds:
Launcher
Shotgun
Sniper Rifle
Weapons in The First Descendant are available in three different rarities: Standard (Green), Rare (Purple), and Ultimate (Orange).
Rare weapons have better stats than Standard ones and include four random affixes. On the other hand, Ultimate weapons in The First Descendant not only have superior stats and affixes but also feature a unique weapon talent.
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You can research Ultimate weapons in the game. (Image via Nexon || MillGaming/YouTube)
Here are all the available weapons and their rarities in The First Descendant:
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General Rounds
Submachine Gun
Weapon
Rarity
Albinism
Standard
Alter Ego
Rare
Blue Blood Boomer
Rare
Devil's Call
Rare
Firefly
Rare
Python
Ultimate
Thunder Cage
Ultimate
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Assault Rifle
Weapon
Rarity
Ominous Hound
Standard
Caligo's Horn
Rare
Eternal Willpower
Rare
Magnus AA
Rare
Phantom Paid
Rare
Divine Punishment
Ultimate
Fallen Hope
Ultimate
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Machine Gun
Weapon
Rarity
Cygnus
Standard
Lion of Blue Mane
Rare
Rascal V-51
Rare
Tamer
Rare
Unfinished Study
Rare
Albion Cavalry Gun
Ultimate
Enduring Legacy
Ultimate
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Handgun
Weapon
Rarity
Hungry Hound
Standard
Millennium Frost
Rare
New Beginning
Rare
Red Wolf
Rare
Rose of Aisha
Rare
The Final Masterpiece
Ultimate
The Last Dagger
Ultimate
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Special Rounds
Beam Rifle
Weapon
Rarity
Moon Fragment
Standard
Burning 44
Rare
Dimensional Bridge
Rare
Dogma 21
Rare
Clairvoyance
Ultimate
King's Guard Lance
Ultimate
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Tactical Rifle
Weapon
Rarity
Red Eye
Standard
Detachment
Rare
The Unwelcomed
Rare
Viper
Rare
Young Noble's Ambition
Rare
Greg's Reversed Fate
Ultimate
Secret Garden
Ultimate
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Impact Rounds
Scout Rifle
Weapon
Rarity
Nightmare Hound
Standard
Hero's Scar
Rare
Silly Weeper
Rare
Sonic Co-op
Rare
The Age of Innovation
Rare
Blue Beetle
Ultimate
Wave of Light
Ultimate
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Hand Cannon
Weapon
Rarity
Burning Hound
Standard
Assassin's Edge
Rare
Explorer's Path
Rare
Immediate Execution
Rare
Nazeistra's Devotion
Ultimate
Perforator
Ultimate
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High-Power Rounds
Launcher
Weapon
Rarity
Tamed Beast
Standard
Death Roar
Rare
Guardian R4
Rare
Lightspeed Barrel
Rare
Vestigial Organ
Rare
Restored Relic
Ultimate
Sigvore's Proof
Ultimate
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Shotgun
Weapon
Rarity
Gangster
Standard
Fireworks
Rare
In a Blink
Rare
Subconsciousness
Rare
The Last Knight
Rare
Executor
Ultimate
Smithereens
Ultimate
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Sniper Rifle
Weapon
Rarity
Recipient Unknown
Standard
Belief
Rare
Different Dream
Rare
Forest Gaze
Rare
Supermoon Z-15
Rare
Afterglow Sword
Ultimate
Piercing Light
Ultimate
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You can sell your weapons to Delsin in Albion (Image via Nexon)
As you acquire higher rarity weapons, you can either dismantle the old weapons in The First Descendant or sell them to Delsin in Albion for some Gold. Dismantling is generally the better option, as it provides valuable resources.
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