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Supremo
Supremos are Juan Cortez's backpack super-weapons, each with an ultimate ability that recharges over time. Picking the right one shapes how you play, from healing to EMP blasts.
- Category
- Other
- How to get it
- Buy, Mission reward
Good to know
- Each Supremo costs 100 Depleted Uranium to build.
- Depleted Uranium comes from Anti-Aircraft Sites around Yara.
- Kills speed up the recharge.
- There are seven: Exterminador, Fantasma, Furioso, Gladiador, Médico, Triador and Volta.
- Upgrades at the workbench use Supremo-Bond from Libertad crates and supply drops.
- Triador is the only one Juan did not design; it comes from Triada Blessings.
What they do in play
Each Supremo has one big ability. Some deal a damage type, like Blast from the Exterminador or Poison from the Fantasma. Others buff Dani, like the Médico's healing or the Triador's Truesight. Each also comes with four slots for gadgets that can work with its ability.
Classes
Assaulter: Exterminador and Gladiador. Defender: Furioso and Médico. Stealth: Volta and Triador. Saboteur: Fantasma.
How to get them
The Exterminador comes free during Du or Die. The Triador is the reward for Triada Blessings. The rest unlock as your Libertad rank rises and are bought from Juan with Depleted Uranium.
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