Romero 77
American made, break-action shotgun with single barrel. High damage, cost-effective, and tight bullet spread.
Unlock rank1· Added inEarlyAccess· Penetration2
Available ammo
2 custom slots
This shell creates a several-meter-long jet of flame that ignites anything in its path. Reduced range over buckshot.
Coins replace shot pellets in this shell for a more powerful, if erratic, barrage. Shreds skin and flesh, but can't penetrate harder obstacles. Unreliable at a distance.
Single solid projectile that can be used in shotguns to provide an advantage in range and penetration over Buckshot. Reduced ammunition. Becomes less accurate over distance.
A shell that launches a flare that descends slowly, illuminating the area. Ignites everything it touches.
Range and damage
Base damage 270Hits to kill a 150 HP hunter at each distance.
How damage falls
Legendary variants
6 skins
A fireplace ornament can become a deadly ally when desperate situations call for unconventional measures. Once the dust was cleaned off this Romero 77, and it was taken from its display, it served its purpose by helping its wielders spill guts to avoid death.
A Hellhound bit clean through this shotgun and almost through Torch’s throat too. He put the mad dog down, then welded plates from the beast’s metal muzzle to reforge the weapon. When firing it, he swears he can feel the Hellhound’s hot breath.
We all meet our maker in the end. This shotgun does its best work against those who have not yet faced the wicked reality of mortality, a revelation that members of The Death Pact are always happy to deliver.
Jacob carried his late father’s shotgun into the Underworld, and it was the only thing to return with him to Portmadoc. It has never left his side since, clutched to his chest as he sleeps upon moss. This shotgun has slain more beasts than Jacob can count, and no human nor devil can stop it from killing countless more.
Understated in elegance, this Romero 77 will stick by you through thick and thin.
This Romero 77 abetted Monroe’s escape from the asylum, and when he sought release from the torment of his memories, failed to fire. This committed Monroe to a new purpose: survival. Monroe has kept it in pristine condition since.
