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| Increases reload speed by 15%. Every third manual Reload will reload both Firearms and increases Ranged Damage by 15% for 10s |
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Moon Stone is an Amulet in Remnant 2. Moon Stone increases reload speed and every third manual reload, it also increases ranged damage for 10 seconds. It is a brand-new Amulet debuting in the second DLC of the game, The Forgotten Kingdom DLC.
The journey of the glorious moon and her effect on kin-mother Yaesha is a subject of great interest to the Pan, most especially for Pan scholars like myself. The way she goes from emptiness to fullness to emptiness again, never doubting that what is depleted will in time be reclaimed... It fills Ro'thinderahenwalt's heart with hope that the same might be true of his hopes and dreams.
Remnant 2 Moon Stone Effect
Moon Stone provides the following effect:
- Increases reload speed by 15%. Every third manual Reload will reload both Firearms and increases Ranged Damage by 15% for 10s
Remnant 2 Moon Stone Location
Moon Stone can be found at the following locations:
- Yaesha - Phases of the Moon injectable puzzle (exclusive to The Forgotten Kingdom DLC);
- The amulet is in a secret room below the main floor. To reach it, players have to walk over the circles (starting from the blank one at the entrance) in the following order: LEFT, FORWARD, FORWARD, LEFT, and as you move FORWARD again you will fall inside the secret room.
Remnant 2 Moon Stone Builds
Moon Stone is used in the following Builds:
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Remnant 2 Moon Stone Notes & Trivia
- A metal amulet on a delicate golden chain. It features the phases of the moon unfolding around a circular pendant, from waning to waxing, and ultimately culminating in an iridescent moonstone situated at the top.
- Amulets in Remnant 2 are accessories that, once equipped, can grant players diverse benefits. Players can equip one Amulet at the same time, in the designated slot.
You can bypass the puzzle's logic by using a ranged melee weapon and throwing it at the ground between the moon tiles in a North, South, East, or West manner, no diagonals. If it sticks anywhere into the ground between two moon tiles in a pole direction, then you can walk it safely. If the weapon doesn't get stuck, it'll go through the invisible floor tile, meaning that path is bad.
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