Gilded Hydra | |
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Statistics | |
Type: | Semiautomatic |
Quality: | |
Magazine Size: | 1+ |
Max Ammo: | 50 |
Reload Time: | 2.0s |
DPS: | 30 (full health) 64.3 (1 missing heart) 83.3 (2 missing hearts) |
Damage: | 7.5x8 (60) |
Fire Rate: | 0.40 |
Shot Speed: | 23 |
Range: | 15 |
Force: | 30 |
Spread: | 0 |
Class: | SHOTGUN |
Sell Creep Price: | 54 |
Unlock Method: | Kill the pasts of all four main Gungeoneers. |
Ammonomicon Entry | |
Heads Up! | |
Increased clip capacity with damage taken.
The Gilded Hydra is a masterwork shotgun created by Edwin, the legendary gunsmith. Its capacity grows every time its bearer is wounded. Revolvations 2:1 |
Gilded Hydra is a gun that fires large bursts of piercing, bouncing bullets. Its magazine size is increased by 1 for each half heart the player is missing, and healing any missing health decreases magazine size.
Notes[]
- Ecstasy of Gold - If the player also has Gilded Bullets, Gilded Hydra's damage is increased by 25%.
- The Gilded Hydra is part of the SHOTGUN gun class, and as such benefits from the Shotgun Affinity synergy.
- Magazine size will not increase when playing as The Robot.
- Gilded Hydra always starts with a magazine size of 1, regardless of health missing when it is picked up. It will increase to the correct size upon healing or taking damage.
- Dropping the gun will reset the magazine size.
- The gun's bullet spread is always symmetrical, though extra bullets due to passives such as Shadow Bullets do not necessarily share the symmetry.
- The gun is still affected by accuracy increasing items, which simply cause the spread to narrow symmetrically.
Trivia[]
- The decreasing health adding to the clip size is an allusion to the Lernaean Hydra of Greek mythology, a beast that would sprout two heads in the place of one that was severed.
- The description is a reference to Revelation 2:1 in the Bible which says "these are the words of him who holds the seven stars in his right hand and walks among the seven golden lampstands."
- The Synergy Ecstasy of Gold is a reference to Ennio Morricone's song "The Ecstasy of Gold" from the Western film "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly."