Quick Answer
Use Majordome for a long-range shotgun build, or Augusta with Gun Crank for enemies along your route, including the Witch. Majordome combines four oils with Scroll of Holy Fire; Augusta combines five oils with Gun Crank. The .22 single-shot shotgun conversion offers fast repeat fire.
Which weapon build should you copy?
Choose Majordome for range, Augusta for the Witch, or the .22 conversion for rapid single-shot reloads.
| Build | What you get |
|---|---|
| Majordome with four oils and Scroll of Holy Fire | A long-range shotgun setup. |
| Augusta with five oils and Gun Crank | A setup for clearing enemies along your path, including the Witch. |
| .22 single-shot rifle converted to shotgun shells | Fast repeat fire through reload speed, flat damage, and extra projectiles. |
For bosses, the concrete target named for Augusta is the Witch.
These combinations have not been verified against the 1.0 balance changes. Use them as build recipes, with that limit in mind.
How do you build the long-range Majordome shotgun?
Combine Majordome with Late Boom Oil, Black Friday Oil, Hip Marksman Oil, Dead Center Oil, and Scroll of Holy Fire.
Start with Majordome
Use Majordome as your base weapon for this long-range shotgun setup.
Gather the four oils
Your oil checklist is Late Boom Oil, Black Friday Oil, Hip Marksman Oil, and Dead Center Oil.
Include Scroll of Holy Fire
Use Scroll of Holy Fire to complete the named combination.
Choose this combination when you want the long-range shotgun playstyle.
How do you build Augusta for the Witch?
Combine Augusta with Mosquito Oil, Plop Back Oil, Helium Oil, Bystander Oil, Potshot Oil, and Gun Crank.
Start with Augusta
Use Augusta as your base weapon for clearing enemies along your route, including the Witch.
Gather the five oils
Your oil checklist is Mosquito Oil, Plop Back Oil, Helium Oil, Bystander Oil, and Potshot Oil.
Include Gun Crank
Use Gun Crank as the named attachment.
You have a named gun, attachment, and oil combination here.
How do you make the fast-reloading .22 shotgun conversion?
Rechamber a .22 single-shot rifle for shotgun shells, then combine reload speed, flat damage, and extra projectiles.
Convert the ammunition type
Start with a .22 single-shot rifle and rechamber it for shotgun shells.
Match the three oil effects
Use one oil for reload speed, one for added base damage, and one for extra projectiles. Choose flat base damage for the damage effect, rather than a percentage increase.
Treat the remaining slots as optional
This combination leaves two slots available for optional additions, such as a scroll or penetration. You do not need either addition for the described repeat-fire setup.
You reload after each shot faster than pump shotguns can cycle.
What should you check before assembling a build?
Level your weapon through use to open modification slots before assembling your combination.
Attachments can offset some oil drawbacks, including recoil or reload penalties.
Keep unnamed parts unresolved instead of treating a guessed item as part of the recipe.
Check the SULFUR weapon overview when choosing your base gun.
FAQ
Use Majordome with Late Boom Oil, Black Friday Oil, Hip Marksman Oil, Dead Center Oil, and Scroll of Holy Fire.
Use Augusta with Mosquito Oil, Plop Back Oil, Helium Oil, Bystander Oil, Potshot Oil, and Gun Crank.
No scroll is named for this combination.
You should not assume this recipe specifically requires Knop .22.
Yes, you can use attachments to offset some oil drawbacks.