Collect all of Dogtown's unique guns, blades, and clubs.
expansion, Iconic weapons are the most powerful. These unique guns and blades each come with their own special ability that massively alters the way you play. It might be something simple like Kyubi X-MOD2's extra mod slots, or something more elaborate like GRIS-GRIS's chance to upload a quick hack to an enemy when you shoot them.
I've broken them down into three sections to make things easier. World and Airdrop weapons are those you can grab around Dogtown, side gig weapons come from completing specific side quests for Mr. Hands, while the main quest ones only appear at certain points in the expansion story, depending on your choices.
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