Every Returning Reckoning Weapon, Ranked

Reckoning weapons were originally released in Season of the Drifter in the Forsaken expansion and were immediately a hit among players. The Reckoning weapons were some of the best weapons in the game but were, unfortunately, sunset.

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Reckoning weapons are now back in Season of the Deep with brand-new perks and a new origin trait. Disaster Plan states, “Picking up ammunition increases this weapon’s flinch resistance and range, which lasts until it is fired again.” There are six weapons in total, which can be obtained through fishing or Sonar Engrams.

6 Just in Case

Just in Case is an adaptive frame solar sword. And swords, unfortunately, are the most underperforming weapon archetypes in the game right now. Swords require you to get up close and personal but provide you with no means to defend yourself. Though swords are getting a buff in the future, they remain the worst weapons in the game right now.

Just in Case has some nice utility perks going for it. In the left column, you have Unrelenting, Wellspring, and Relentless Strikes, whereas in the right column, we have perks like Incandescent, Collective Action, and Whirlwind Blade.

5 Bug-Out Bag

Bug-Out Bag is an adaptive frame submachine gun that has a solar affinity. The adaptive frame has 900 rpm same as Lightweight frames, but lightweight frames have the intrinsic benefit of faster movement speed and handling, making lightweight frames more desirable than adaptive.

Bug-Out Bag is a solar weapon meaning that it has access to the Incandescent perk. However, these returning reckoning weapons are not craftable, meaning that Bug-Out Bag has no access to Enhanced Incandescent, a significant improvement over normal Incandescent. However, if you do not have any weapon with Enhanced Incandescent or Incandescent in general, then the perk combination of Subsistence/Threat Detector and Incandescent is a must-have.