How To Get The Meridian In Remnant 2?

The Meridian offers a unique experience by launching grenades that can be upgraded to mini-rockets in Remnant 2.

The Meridian is a special handgun with a rusty steelhead and elongated base in Remnant 2. It offers a unique experience by launching grenades that can be upgraded to mini-rockets. Suffice to say, the Meridian is highly effective in close-ranged battles with massive AoE splash damage. Just ensure you and your allies are not caught in its blasts.

Players looking to spice up their playstyle with an interesting experience while dealing impactful damage to enemy groups will find Meridian, an incomparable companion. To have all the fun, it must first be unlocked by finding the secret sewer passageway in the world of Losomn.

The Meridian location in Remnant 2

Remnant 2 Meridian Location

The Meridian can be found through the Flooded Sewer event, which spawns a secret room in Losomn in either The Great Sewers, Tiller’s Rest, or Harvester’s Reach in Remnant 2.

This secret room will appear as a Z-formation, with its entrance covered with destructible barrels and shelves, and its top arch visible. If you cannot find the area, you will have to reroll Losomn in Adventure Mode.

Take the sewage path in and jump across the wooden structure to find the slime blocking the water pipe. Kill the slime to allow water to flow and fill the room, which will take about 90 minutes in real-time. During this time, you can exit and come back to it again.

Once the water is filled, platform across the floating wooden planks into the entrance to find the Meridian handgun. It is important not to come in contact with the water or fall, which will result in character death.

The jumps can be a little tricky and may require a few tries but a few things you can look out for is to jump to the furthest point of the first floating wood from the platform or roll from the second platform. If you are still struggling, try equipping heavy to medium-weight armor to avoid needless rolls.

Is the Meridian good in Remnant 2?

Meridian is a great secondary weapon option whose damage is not up with the big leagues but can be nothing to scoff at.

It shines in close-ranged combat by launching grenades at the enemy, which will explode on contact, dealing explosive damage within the 4m radius. This high-accuracy mini-launcher has 1.9 RPS with a magazine capacity of 5 and a max ammo capacity of 40.

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Use the Ghost Shell Mutator with The Meridian to maximize your damage output. This Mutator grants you +20% damage after consecutively hitting an enemy’s weak spot three times.

Following their projectiles, these grenades can either be launched at the enemy or lobbed on the ground, which will explode after a certain duration. With its customized mod, Screamer, these grenades can be turned into rockets that travel straight to the enemy, dealing 200 damage within a 2.5m radius.

It falls behind due to the absence of any critical chance, staggering abilities, and weak spot damage bonus. Its explosion radius is calculated with the Amplitude Trait, discrediting the mod being equipped and limiting its full effect.

Those looking to invest in building around an explosive build with heavy damage capable of targeting multiple enemies will find Meridian a rewarding choice for their build in Remnant 2.

Should you get the Corrupted Meridian in Remnant 2?

Remnant 2 Meridian

If you offer The Meridian along with 10 Corrupted Shards to Dwell in Ward 13, you can acquire the Corrupted Meridian in Remnant 2. The Corrupted Meridian. This weapon’s biggest advantage over the standard Meridian is that its projectiles explode upon impact.

No delay means you can get off a lot of damage at once and it also means that you’ll land your shots more consistently. The Corrupted Meridian is one of the few weapons that improves upon the original and we highly recommend getting it if you have Corrupted Shards to spare.

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