Greasy Luck is a Glaive that can surprise players with its versatility. It excels in PvE combat and has unexpected benefits in PvP. Acquiring one in the Ghosts of the Deep dungeon can be challenging.
Greasy Luck god roll – PvE
The PvE build for Greasy Luck focuses on clearing enemies efficiently. Here’s the setup:
| Greasy Luck – PvE Build | |
|---|---|
| Extended Mag (Additional bullets, faster reload) | Magazine |
| Reconstruction (Automatic reloading) | Perk 1 |
| Chain Reaction (Elemental explosions on kills) | Perk 2 |
| Restoration Ritual (Reloads on kills or revives) | Origin Trait |
| Range | Masterwork |
| Backup Mag | Mod |
Reconstruction is particularly useful, as it eliminates the need to manually reload. Chain Reaction adds powerful explosions, making this build effective for clearing groups of enemies.
For PvP, Greasy Luck becomes a formidable weapon. Here’s the setup:
Greasy Luck god roll – PvP
| Greasy Luck – PvP Build | |
|---|---|
| Extended Mag (Additional bullets, faster reload) | Magazine |
| Melee Momentum (Bonus energy and speed) | Perk 1 |
| Incandescent (Spreads scorch effect) | Perk 2 |
| Gravity Well (Gathers nearby ammo) | Origin Trait |
| Handling | Masterwork |
| Targeting Adjuster | Mod |
Melee Momentum is a key feature, granting additional mobility and energy after melee kills. This makes Greasy Luck a challenging weapon to face in close combat.
Glaives in the Crucible are tough to use but even tougher to counter. With the right setup, Greasy Luck can be a dominant choice for both PvE and PvP.