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[[File:Reaper Achievement.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The reaper in profile.]] | [[File:Reaper Achievement.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The reaper in profile.]] | ||
The '''reaper''' is a [[multiplayer]]-only [[weapon]] in [[Doom (2016)]], originally added to the game in the second {{wp|downloadable content|DLC}} expansion, [[Hell Followed]]. It is a demonic weapon recovered from [[Hell]] by the [[UAC]] and consists of a seemingly organic shell inside which a skull-like soul (somewhat similar to a [[Lost soul (Doom 2016)|lost soul]]) can be seen to act as the weapon's energy source. The front end of the weapon has four claws which are normally spread apart, but can contract together to focus the weapon's energy when it is charged. The weapon features a vaguely insectile appearance, especially on its back end, which resembles an arthopod's {{wp|cercus|cerci}}. The skull inside the weapon is covered by a thin transparent membrane, and its aura changes from blue to orange when the weapon is fired. | The '''reaper''' is a [[multiplayer]]-only [[weapon]] in [[Doom (2016)]], originally added to the game in the second {{wp|downloadable content|DLC}} expansion, [[Hell Followed]]. It is a demonic weapon recovered from [[Hell]] by the [[UAC]] and consists of a seemingly organic shell inside which a skull-like soul (somewhat similar to a [[Lost soul (Doom 2016)|lost soul]]) can be seen to act as the weapon's energy source. The front end of the weapon has four claws which are normally spread apart, but can contract together to focus the weapon's energy when it is charged. The weapon features a vaguely insectile appearance, especially on its back end, which resembles an arthopod's {{wp|cercus|cerci}}. The skull inside the weapon is covered by a thin transparent membrane, and its aura changes from blue to orange when the weapon is fired. | ||
| − | The demonic | + | |
| + | The [[demonic trooper]]s seen in ''[[The Ancient Gods, Part Two]]'' wield these weapons, but fire single red fireballs instead of bursts. | ||
==Tactical analysis== | ==Tactical analysis== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:30, 22 March 2021
The reaper is a multiplayer-only weapon in Doom (2016), originally added to the game in the second DLC expansion, Hell Followed. It is a demonic weapon recovered from Hell by the UAC and consists of a seemingly organic shell inside which a skull-like soul (somewhat similar to a lost soul) can be seen to act as the weapon's energy source. The front end of the weapon has four claws which are normally spread apart, but can contract together to focus the weapon's energy when it is charged. The weapon features a vaguely insectile appearance, especially on its back end, which resembles an arthopod's cerci. The skull inside the weapon is covered by a thin transparent membrane, and its aura changes from blue to orange when the weapon is fired.
The demonic troopers seen in The Ancient Gods, Part Two wield these weapons, but fire single red fireballs instead of bursts.
Tactical analysis[edit]
The reaper has two firing modes. Its primary mode releases a quick burst of six compact plasma-like orbs of Hell energy and has a high rate of fire, with almost no recovery between bursts. The secondary mode allows the weapon to be charged up for a slower but more powerful attack. This secondary mode fires a laser-like stream of Hell energy which strongly resembles the attack of the Unmaker from Doom 64.
| Weapons from Doom (2016) | |
|---|---|
| Single player: | BFG-9000 • Chaingun • Chainsaw • Combat shotgun • Gauss cannon • Heavy assault rifle • Pistol • Plasma rifle • Rocket launcher • Super shotgun |
| Side arms: | Frag grenade • Siphon grenade |
| Multiplayer: | Burst rifle • EMG Mark V pistol • Grenade launcher • Hellshot • Lightning gun • Reaper • Static cannon • Vortex rifle |
| Multiplayer side arms: | Kinetic mine • Tesla rocket |
| Doom VFR only: | BFG grenade launcher |
| SnapMap: | Demon control grenade • Fist |
| Progression: | Weapon modification • Weapon upgrade |
