Greed (Vaas)
Greed is one of the Mirror traits in the Vaas: Insanity DLC. It lets Vaas keep some Cash after dying, and its top level lets you go back to where you died and pick up your whole inventory.
- Type
- Upgrade
- Skill tree
- Vaas: Insanity Mirror
- Cost
- Cash, spent at the Mirror
- What it does
- Lets you keep more currency after dying, and at the top level recover your full inventory where you died.
Good to know
- Level 1: Keep up to 500 Cash after dying.
- Level 2: Keep up to 1000 Cash after dying (1,000 Cash).
- Level 3: Keep up to 3000 Cash after dying (4,000 Cash).
- Level 4: Keep up to 6000 Cash after dying (6,000 Cash).
- Level 5: Visit the last place you died to retrieve your full inventory (10,000 Cash).
- Without it, dying in Vaas: Insanity costs you the Cash you were carrying.
What it does in play
Dying in this roguelite DLC normally costs you your unspent Cash. Each Greed level raises how much you keep. The last level lets you return to your death spot and recover everything you had on you.
Where to get it
Walk up to the Mirror in a safe house and spend Cash, the currency you earn in Vaas: Insanity. Levels unlock in order, and each one costs more than the one before.
Is it worth it
The early levels are cheap insurance if you die often. The final level is expensive, so buy it once the core health and gadget upgrades are done.
Related skills
- Vaas: Insanity Mirror
Envy (Vaas)
Adds up to four gadget sockets to the weapon wheel.
- Vaas: Insanity Mirror
Pride (Vaas)
Gives replenishing Healing Syringes, then raises maximum health in five steps.
- Vaas: Insanity Mirror
Sloth (Vaas)
Adds syringe capacity, the Camera, the Wingsuit, Parachute and Grapple, faster crouch movement and vehicles at safe areas.
- Vaas: Insanity Mirror
Vaas' Wrath
Improves takedowns: speed boosts, reloads, small heals, front takedowns on alerted enemies and takedowns on Heavies.