All 270 Items and How to Get Them in Enter the Gungeon - Page 3

Increases the knockback of blanks. Blanks stun enemies for 3 seconds. Grants an additional blank at the start of each floor.

Money rewards are doubled, including drops from killing enemies and payments from the Sell Creep, but excluding the wager from Gunsling King and Manservantes and the money given from the Vampire. Taking damage causes the player to drop a random amount of money between 15 and 30% of the player's money, up to a maximum of 120. Dropped money will not fly towards the player and will disappear after a short time. Dropped money can still be picked up if the player walks over it.

When coming out of a dodge roll, the player briefly glows yellow for 0.5 seconds. The first shot fired while glowing deals 30% extra damage.

Blunderbrace (with Blunderbuss): Blunderbuss gains 50% increased shot speed and 25% larger bullets along with a shorter charge time.

Adds 1 heart container. Increases movement speed by 1.5. Increases damage by 15%. Increases Coolness by 1.

Sweetness and Light (with Magic Lamp): Magic Lamp gains triple shot. Each shot deals 25% of the normal damage, but the genie deals full damage.

Adds a chance to gain a key upon completing a room. If Master of Unlocking triggers, it will spawn a key on top of the player.

Grants a +2% damage bonus for each enemy killed. The effect maxes out at +150% weapon damage (75 consecutive kills). The bonus is reset if the player takes damage, changes guns, or drops their gun. Picking up a new gun does not reset the bonus, effectively transferring the bonus to the new gun. After each kill, a tone will play and a small note will appear above the player's head. As the damage bonus increases, the tone will become higher-pitched and the note will change color. The note is red when the bonus is maxed out.

Decreases reload times by 20%. Reduces weapon spread by 17%, increasing accuracy. Decreases charge times for charged guns by 16.7%.

All Chests become Mimics and have no lock on them. All item pedestals (except for Master Round, Wallmonger, and Old Crest pedestals) become Pedestal Mimics.

Diazepam (with any of M1, Sniper Rifle, Hegemony Rifle, Bow, Laser Rifle, A.W.P., Hexagun or Winchester Rifle): Increases the damage of the guns by 50%.

50% chance to heal the player for half a heart upon purchasing an item. Has no effect if the player is playing as The Robot.

Grants two pieces of armor upon pickup. Grants a piece of armor every 4 times damage is taken. Damage count does not reset on floor changes.

Increases the player's movement speed by 2 and damage by 41% when their co-op partner is dead. The movement speed and damage increase applies when getting the item in singleplayer.

Grants a piece of armor. This piece of armor will always appear at the end of the health bar, and is destroyed upon taking damage. Picking up regular armor before or after the Old Crest will move the Old Crest forward, making it impossible to protect it with armor. The Old Crest can be protected by Full Metal Jacket. Can be placed on an altar in the Gungeon Proper, which will reveal stairs leading to the Abbey of the True Gun. The player will receive one regular piece of armor as replacement.

Shoots at enemies. Each shot deals 5 damage. Has a cooldown of 1 second between shots. Orbits the player, blocking enemy shots on contact.

Upon missed bullets hitting a wall, an identical bullet will start orbiting the player, similar to Mr. Accretion Jr. The effect does not trigger if a bullet disappears in mid-air, such as by hitting an enemy, or being destroyed by a Bombshee. If the maximum amount of orbiting bullets is reached, the next bullets fired will instead bounce similar to Bouncy Bullets. When using a beam weapon, the above does not occur. Instead, the beam circles the player once before firing in the aimed direction. Notably, this is guaranteed to immediately occur upon firing, rather than after the beam hits an obstacle.

Follows the player, occasionally activating a short-ranged blank while bullets are near the player or shooting a random enemy. Blocks enemy bullets.

Summons a pig familiar who mostly does nothing but follow the player around. If the player dies, the pig will jump in the way of the finishing shot, sparing the player and effectively granting an extra life. This fully heals the player and removes the item from the player's inventory. In Exit the Gungeon, the Pig only heals a small amount of health.

Increases damage and fire rate with every bullet that hits an enemy. Weapon fire rate doubles every 250 normalized seconds of firing (2500 shots with a ten-shots-per-second weapon), to a maximum of triple firing speed after 375 seconds of shooting. Weapon damage dealt doubles every 500 normalized seconds of firing (5000 shots with a ten-shots-per-second weapon), to a maximum of triple damage after 750 seconds of shooting. Platinum Bullets start partially powered; there's a large immediate bump in fire speed and damage if the item is acquired on a later floor. If Platinum Bullets are dropped, the effect of the Platinum Bullets resets until the next combat. After the next combat starts, the effect returns to as before.

Alternative Rock (with Face Melter): Face Melter fires two parallel columns of notes, shoots a guitar pick with a chance to stun upon reloading, and changes appearance to that of a Dean Z Blue Burst guitar.

Summons a robotic companion that follows the player. When an enemy is in range, it prioritizes following the target and periodically fires a rapid burst of 6 bullets at them.

Grants temporary invulnerability and flight when the wearer walks out over a pit for about 1 second. Increases movement speed by 1.5.

Resourceful Indeed (with Resourceful Sack and Partially-Eaten Cheese and Elimentaler): Player becomes the Resourceful Rat. This prevents items from being stolen when they're left behind in rooms.

Fired bullets curve according to the player's crosshair movement, or by using the directional movement buttons. Increases damage by 10%.

Grants a heart container. Fully heals the player. Increases damage by 30%. Increases player speed by 10%. Increases dodge roll/table sliding speed by approximately 15%. When at 1 heart or less, adds a 50% chance to negate damage.

Liches Get Stitches (with Lichy Trigger Finger): Grants a large attack speed increase for a short duration after an enemy is killed.

Increases the chance of finding rewards upon clearing rooms. Doubles the chance of finding chests upon clearing rooms.

Breaking chests (including mimics) heals the player for half a heart. Breaking an already opened chest does not heal the player.

blade (with Kruller Glaive): Kruller Glaive's damage is increased by 20%, enemies hit will visually bleed, and jammed enemies will revert to normal on hit.

Porkulent (with Pig): Allows the player to make purchases without losing the Ring of Miserly Protection.

If the Resourceful Rat takes an item or gun, he will give another item or gun of the same type and quality. The Rat can be traded with once per floor after acquiring the ring. Unused trades will carry over to subsequent floors, allowing multiple trades on a single floor to be possible.

While using an active item, rapidly fires the currently held weapon in a counterclockwise ring. This does not consume ammo, nor does it require the held gun to have any ammo remaining. The effect has a cooldown of about 10 seconds.

Increases the shot speed of the player's bullets by 50%. Increases damage by 10%. Increases rate of fire by 10%.

Dodge rolling leaves behind a bomb that explodes and damages enemies. Bombs deal 5 damage if they touch an enemy, and the explosion deals 20 damage.

Pre-Upgrade: - Thrown guns will explode, dealing 30 damage to all nearby enemies. - Guns can be thrown by holding the fire button with an empty gun equipped. - Guns that explode will not be lost. - Remember to retrieve thrown weapons before leaving, as they will be stolen by the Resourceful Rat. Post-Upgrade: - In addition to its previous effects, grants the ability to charge a roll by moving constantly without rolling or taking damage for 4 seconds, indicated by a pink aura. - Charged rolls deal 300 damage. - Grants immunity to contact damage.

Shows enemy health bars and damage dealt to them. Increases damage by 10%. Decreases spread by 10%, increasing accuracy. Increases curse by 1.

Ser Junkan follows the player and targets enemies. Picking up Junk raises his level. Junk collected before finding Ser Junkan counts toward his level, so his starting level reflects the number of pieces already collected.

Tea for Two (with Teapot): When reloading Teapot, a red aura appears around companions. Every enemy in this aura will be ignited.

Increases the quality of chests found in chest rooms, mirror rooms and some secret rooms to an equal chance of red or black. (Essentially making it so you have a 50/50 chance of getting a red or black chest) This item overrides the usual chance for Magnificence to decrease the quality of chests found in chest rooms. Has no effect on chests found upon clearing rooms and items not found in chests. Has no effect on synergy chests. Has no effect in the chamber where it is found, only in subsequent chambers. If the Paradox starts with this item, it will work in all chambers.

Breakfast Club (with Wind Up Gun): Halves the reload time of Wind Up Gun, increases fire rate by 60%, and increases damage by 50%. Increases magazine size to 27, and all but the last 10 shots of each magazine will be stronger piercing lasers.

Firing a weapon has a 15% chance to fire an additional projectile. Gives beam style Guns a 15% chance every second while firing to gain double damage for one second, creating random seconds of double damage.