The Apex Legends Weapon Recolor Store has rotated, and there are a bunch of new options for players. Three of the featured weapons did not have skins in the shop prior, while the R-99 has another skin in the shop, making for a total of three skins since the store began. Here is every weapon skin recolor in wave 2 of the Weapon Recolor Store for Apex Legends.
Weapon Recolor Store Wave 2
This is the second wave of the Weapon Recolor Store, and like with the first, each recolor costs 10,500 Legend Tokens (or 1,800 Apex Coins). Each also requires a player have the original skin in order to buy it. In this wave, these are the four recolors available. Here they are, along with the Legendary weapon skin they require in order to buy them. If you don’t have it, you can buy the required weapon for 1,250 Apex Coins in the Weapon Recolor Store, or for 1,200 Crafting Metals in the usual Loadout tab.
Related: All weapon skin recolors in wave 1 of the Weapon Recolor Store for Apex Legends
Reaper’s Touch (Legendary Flatline skin)
Required Skin: The Spine Chiller
Under the Sun (Legendary Triple Take skin)
Required Skin: Absolute Zero
Firestarter (Legendary EVA-8 skin)
Required Skin: Guardian of Atlantis
Eight Ball (Legendary Volt skin)
Required Skin: Classic Pearl
Wave 2 of the Weapon Recolor Store runs from March 12 to March 15.
Core Fragment Weapon Skin Deals
For the entire course of the Weapon Recolor Store, there is also one brand-new skin called Core Fragment. This is a Legendary skin for the R-99 that can be purchased for 1,800 Apex Coins. It can also be purchased in a bundle with 30 Apex Packs for 3,950 Apex Coins. Both options are available from March 8 to March 22.
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