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Special Weapon Effects

Memento mori.

• +160% base weapon damage (up to +246% as final weapon damage). -25% recoil height. -60% recoil width. Fixed parts. No anointment.
• Returns 1 bullet to the magazine upon scoring a critical hit instead of ricocheting.

Usage & Description

Amazing Grace rewards consistent critical shots, making it an ideal pairing for FL4K using Fade Away with the Guerrillas in the Mist augment.

Notes

• The bullet that is added to the magazine upon landing a critical hit is not taken from the reserves. This means that the gun functionally has unlimited ammo as long as critical hits are scored.
• If the Amazing Grace is used with FL4K's Leave No Trace, there is a chance that the gun can create extra ammo on a critical hit (the extra bullet from the skill being calculated seperately than the one from the gun).

Trivia

• The flavor text is a Latin phrase that translates to "Remember that you must die." Memento mori objects (like coins or, in this case, a gun) serve to remind one of the inevitability of death.
• The name of the weapon refers to the Christian hymn Amazing Grace published in 1779.
• This weapon is likely a reference to the Ace of Spades exotic hand cannon from the Destiny video game series. Aside from both weapons being very rare and unique revolvers, the Ace of Spades in Destiny 2 also has its perk named "Memento Mori", and the special weapon effect for Amazing Grace functions identically to the "Maverick" exotic perk that the Ace of Spades has in the first Destiny game.
• The Amazing Grace shares its camo with the Stonethrower, Nimble Jack, Monocle, and Wagon Wheel.