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==Lore== | ==Lore== | ||
"The cards cannot truly predict the future. They only offer perspective," Eris said. She stood with Eido at the Lectern of Divination, laying each card with purpose. "Your thoughts on their meanings will be appreciated." | "The [[Deck of Whispers|cards]] cannot truly predict the future. They only offer perspective," [[Eris Morn|Eris]] said. She stood with [[Eido]] at the Lectern of Divination, laying each card with purpose. "Your thoughts on their meanings will be appreciated." | ||
Eido didn't reply; she was looking over her shoulder and towards the ritual circle at the center of the Athenaeum. Eris continued. | Eido didn't reply; she was looking over her shoulder and towards the ritual circle at the center of the [[Athenaeum]]. Eris continued. | ||
"Your insight into Xivu Arath's motivations avoided disaster," Eris said, trying to catch her attention. "We were able to warn Queen Mara and convince Rasputin of his error." | "Your insight into [[Xivu Arath, God of War|Xivu Arath's]] motivations avoided disaster," Eris said, trying to catch her attention. "We were able to warn Queen [[Mara Sov|Mara]] and convince [[Rasputin]] of his error." | ||
Eido nodded, looking down at the table. With the tip of one claw, she aligned the edge of The Adherent card with the edge of its neighbor. | Eido nodded, looking down at the table. With the tip of one claw, she aligned the edge of The Adherent card with the edge of its neighbor. | ||
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Her voice strained at the last word. | Her voice strained at the last word. | ||
"Yes. Where the runes are most powerful," Eris answered coolly. "Here, and in the Witch Queen's oubliette." | "Yes. Where the runes are most powerful," Eris answered coolly. "Here, and in [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen|the Witch Queen's]] [[Altars of Summoning|oubliette]]." | ||
Eido nodded. | Eido nodded. | ||
"That word is from an old Human language," Eido said, her voice regaining a little of the cheer that Eris recognized. "Its root means 'to forget,' I believe." | "That word is from an old [[Human]] language," Eido said, her voice regaining a little of the cheer that Eris recognized. "Its root means 'to forget,' I believe." | ||
"Yes, you are correct." | "Yes, you are correct." | ||
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[[Category:Weapons]] | [[Category:Weapons]] | ||
[[Category:Legendary weapons]] | [[Category:Legendary weapons]] | ||
[[Category:Craftable weapons]] | |||
[[Category:Sniper Rifles]] | [[Category:Sniper Rifles]] | ||
Revision as of 21:28, November 5, 2023
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Min-max impact: |
70 |
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Min-max stability: |
44 |
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Min-max handling: |
42 |
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Special ammo |
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Effective range: |
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Inventory size: |
43 |
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Recoil: |
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Bounce intensity: |
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- "Speak to remember, speak to forget."
- — Weapon Description
Locus Locutus is a Legendary Sniper Rifle introduced in Season of the Witch.
Perks
| Intrinsic Trait | Intrinsic Frame | Barrel | Bowstring | Blade | Haft | Sight | Magazine | Arrow | Guard | Perk 1 | Perk 2 | Stock | Grip | Origin | Catalyst
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| Polygonal Rifling | Alloy Magazine | Wellspring | Under-Over | Head Rush | |||||||||||
| Chambered Compensator | Flared Magwell | ||||||||||||||
| Smallbore | Appended Mag | ||||||||||||||
| Corkscrew Rifling | Accurized Round | Steady Hands | Firing Line | ||||||||||||
| Full Bore | Extended Mag | ||||||||||||||
| Hammer-Forged Rifling | Tactical Mag | ||||||||||||||
| Arrowhead Brake | Surplus | Box Breathing | |||||||||||||
| Fluted Barrel | Discord | High Ground | |||||||||||||
| Overflow | Headstone | ||||||||||||||
| Keep Away | Kill Clip |
Lore
"The cards cannot truly predict the future. They only offer perspective," Eris said. She stood with Eido at the Lectern of Divination, laying each card with purpose. "Your thoughts on their meanings will be appreciated."
Eido didn't reply; she was looking over her shoulder and towards the ritual circle at the center of the Athenaeum. Eris continued.
"Your insight into Xivu Arath's motivations avoided disaster," Eris said, trying to catch her attention. "We were able to warn Queen Mara and convince Rasputin of his error."
Eido nodded, looking down at the table. With the tip of one claw, she aligned the edge of The Adherent card with the edge of its neighbor.
"You want to ask me something," Eris said after a long pause. She had never known Eido to refrain from asking any question that came to mind, and the Scribe's new hesitance was surprising.
"Yes," Eido said, then paused. When she spoke again, it was in a whisper. "This is where it… happens? Your… transformations."
Her voice strained at the last word.
"Yes. Where the runes are most powerful," Eris answered coolly. "Here, and in the Witch Queen's oubliette."
Eido nodded.
"That word is from an old Human language," Eido said, her voice regaining a little of the cheer that Eris recognized. "Its root means 'to forget,' I believe."
"Yes, you are correct."
"And, ah…" Eido paused again, the question tangling in her throat. "Do you… forget? Who you are?"
Eris took a breath. In their research together, Eido had learned to be blunt.
"No," Eris said. "I am myself. Always."
Eido's eyes widened. There was silence. No questions, no curiosity. Only the unblinking stare of someone too afraid to speak.
"There is nothing to fear," Eris said, and she did not know if that was comforting. Eido nodded and looked away.
"Of course not," the Scribe answered. "I didn't think there would be."
Eris wondered if others had lied more convincingly.
