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Peacemonger is a unique pistol in Borderlands 3 manufactured by Atlas. Peacemonger is obtained from the mission Ratch'd Up located in Atlas HQ, on Promethea.

Special Weapon Effects[]

Look around, chief. You've got a right to protect yourself. – Fires a single rocket. After a certain amount of time, the rocket splits into multiple smaller rockets that auto-seek enemies without the need of a puck and explode on impact. Consumes 4 ammo per shot. Cannot have an Anointment (item bonus)

Usage & Description[]

The Peacemonger is best used at medium range due to the nature of its splitting projectile. At very close distances, the initial projectile will be unable to split into the 4 smaller ones, reducing damage output and splash damage potential. It also fares extremely poorly in enclosed spaces for the same reasons.

With a small magazine capacity and usage of 4 ammo per shot, the Peacemonger is not a particularly ammo efficient weapon and will also require frequent reloading. Moze is able to use the weapon more effectively with her ability to increase magazine size and ammo regeneration, in addition to the many explosive weapon synergies found in the Demolition Woman skill tree.

Notes[]

  • Much like some other Atlas weapons, the Peacemonger's full skin can only be seen by adding extra parts to the weapon through third-party programs.

Trivia[]

This weapon is a reference to the video game franchise Ratchet & Clank:

  • The flavor text is a direct quote from the video game Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time;
  • The spinoff title Ratchet and Clank: All 4 One includes a weapon called the Warmonger. Once the weapon was first added to the main series title Ratchet and Clank: Into the Nexus it was given the name Peacemaker. It's likely that the name was torn from the two different names, then combined to create the name Peacemonger;
  • Adding further to this, the Warmonger in many of the Ratchet and Clank games tends to have the ability to explode into a burst of seeking mini-rockets when upgraded, almost identically to the Peacemonger;
  • On top of this, the weapon is given to you by a ratch, which nearly matches the titular protagonist's name.
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