Perks in Saints Row (reboot)

This article contains some unconfirmed information regarding Saints Row (reboot).

• Pre-release information from developers is often inaccurate or misleading.
• Some facts on this page may be incomplete or outdated.
• Verify everything and add references.
• Do not add information without a reference. Anything without references will be removed.
• If Saints Row (reboot) has been released, verify everything is correct and remove this header.
  

Perks are a gameplay feature in Saints Row (reboot).

Overview

Perks are a gameplay feature introduced in Saints Row (reboot), they replace upgrades from Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row IV with a new, more dynamic system. There are total of 5 slots to assign perks to, with one minor slot being unlocked after completing First F-ing Day and other 4 slots being buyable with Cash.

There are three perk types: Minor, Major, and Elite. Two slots are for Minor perks (first first one being unlocked for free), two for Major perks, and the last slot is for an Elite perk. The second Minor slot costs $10,000, two Major slots cost $100,000 Cash each, and the Elite slot costs $200,000 Cash.

Perks

Minor

Stub Article

This article/section is a stub. You can help Saints Row Wiki by expanding it

Icon	Name	Description	Unlocked After	Stats	Notes
	Breakfall	You don’t take damage from falling.
	Close Call	The vehicle you’re driving gains more boost time when you have a near miss.
	Dead Eye	After you get a headshot kill, your reload speed increases.
	Death Race	When you’re close to death, you can run a lot faster.
	Fire Resistant	You stay in control while on fire and take less fire damage.
	Gunslinger	You can shoot from the hip more accurately.
	In the Flow	You never lose flow except when you perform a skill.
	Loot Grab	You automatically pull in nearby cash and ammo.
	Shock Tactics	Taze enemies who hit you with a melee attack. This perk has a cooldown.
	Sneak Attack	You do more damage when you attack enemies from behind.
	Speed Demon	You can boost a longer time while driving.
	Tactical Training	You move faster when crouching and when using fine aim.
	Trampoline	You gain more altitude from a wingsuit bounce.

Major

Stub Article

This article/section is a stub. You can help Saints Row Wiki by expanding it

Icon	Name	Description	Unlocked After	Stats	Notes
	Back Off!	After you kick an enemy, your bullets do more damage against them.
	Dual Wield	When wielding pistols or SMGs, you hold a weapon in each hand.
	Eagle Eye	You reduce the cooldown of your takedown when you get a headshot.
	Fast Learner	You receive a bonus on XP earned.
	Finishing School	Takedowns sometimes make nearby enemies cower in fear.
	Flow Gambit	You deal less damage but gain more Flow whenever you hit an enemy.
	Full Contact	Reduce the cooldown of your takedown when you kick an enemy then kill them.
	Juggernaut	You gain more flow when your health is low.
	Lust for Life	Your health starts to regenerating as soon as you kill an enemy.
	Nihil Obstat	Non-player Saints do more damage.
	Not Dead Yet	You can regenerate twice the amount of health in combat.
	On the Down Low	All actions generate less notoriety.
	Scavenger	You collect more rounds when you pick up an ammo box.
	Shiny & Chrome	You do more damage when sideswiping in a car.

Elite

Stub Article

This article/section is a stub. You can help Saints Row Wiki by expanding it

Icon	Name	Description	Unlocked After	Stats	Notes
	Big Finish	You gain double the amount of health from takedowns.
	Blood and Guts	When you’re out of flow, you can spend health to use a skill.
	Dodge Baller	You temporarily do more damage after dodging a melee attack.
	Rampage	You do more damage when your flow meter is full.
	Ride Eternal	The vehicle you’re driving gains health whenever you destroy another vehicle.
	Saving Throw	Gain 2 health bars when your health is depleted. This perk has a cooldown.
	Surgical Strike	Temporarily do more damage for each precision kill up to 5 made in quick succession.

Trivia

The perks: Ride Eternal and Shiny & Chrome are references to the 2015 movie Mad Max: Fury Road. The perk Saving Throw might be a reference to the tabletop RPG Dungeons & Dragons, where players have to roll dice to check if their character dies or not.

Stub Article

This article/section is a stub. You can help Saints Row Wiki by expanding it