Fallout 76: How to make Legendary Items - Ultimate Guide

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What are legendary items in Fallout 76?

As you can imagine from its name, it consists of a set of unique items that are related to legendary modules. So if you want to know how to make legendary items, you'd better continue reading.

How to make legendary items in Fallout 76?

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In order to make legendary items, you will have to make use of legendary modules, a unique resource with which you can make legendary items using a workbench. It is possible to buy them for 50 scrip from the supplier Murmrgh in Rusty Pick.

In case you don't have any scrip, you can obtain the currency by performing various activities such as daily operations, daily quests, legendary exchange machines among others.

The fastest way to obtain scrip is to use a legendary exchange machine, these are stations with which you can exchange legendary items you don't want in exchange for scrip. These machines are usually found around the main settlements and train stations in the game.

You should keep in mind that the higher the rating of the traded legendary item, the more scrip you will receive for it.

Once you have enough scrip, you can buy legendary modules to build your legendary items that require scrip. You should note that this is not the extent of legendary crafting, there is now a second option to create legendary items using legendary cores, a new resource that was added to the game along with the Steel Reign update with which you will be able to add legendary effects to non-legendary items.

To make use of legendary cores, you will have to create legendary mods and legendary modules, with the former you will be able to turn non-legendary items into legendary ones. You can get the cores from the same NPC, Purveyor Murmrgh in Rusty Pick, in addition to daily quests, operations and events.