Veterans of the Borderlands series know that beating the main-quest is only half the fun. Completing the story opens up a whole new world full of challenge modes, harder enemies, and better loot. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is no different, giving players all kinds of new content once the main-quest is done. Players will unlock the ability to reroll weapon enchantments, complete challenge runs, level up their character further, and hunt for secret bosses.
Once players beat Tiny Tina's Wonderlands and defeat the Dragon Lord, they will find a slew of side-quests, new areas, and unique character upgrades waiting for them. In this way Wonderlands continues giving to players, offering hours and hours of additional content before they even try New Game+. However, some of the new modes and challenges can be confusing and hidden, and even series veterans may find themselves scratching their heads at how to fully explore the endgame content.
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Upgrade Your Character With Myth Rank
If players forego side-quests and rush to complete the game, they may not have reached the max level of 40. If that's the case, they won't have access to Myth ranks. This is a way to level up a character beyond level 40 by focusing on specific skills and buffs to achieve a desired build.
Myth rank is divided into four categories: Druid, Archmage, Blademaster, and Dead Eye. Each category focuses on a specific portion of a character's skills (i.e. dexterity for a Dead Eye and strength for a Blademaster) and helps players enhance related abilities. Players will unlock Myth rank once they achieve level 40, whether they've beaten the main quest or not. Myth rank, paired with the plethora of options from the character creator, gives players more options for customizing and tweaking their build than any other Borderlands game yet.
Find Legendary Loot in the Chaos Chamber
Once players have defeated the Dragon Lord and spare him an ugly fate, they'll find him running the Chaos Chamber under the castle in Brighthoof. The Chaos Chamber is a new feature in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, and it's similar to the Circle of Slaughter from previous Borderlands games. Players enter a Chaos Chamber run and work their way through level after level of particularly challenging enemies.
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After each level players can choose to either accept a buff or let their enemies accept a buff. If players select a buff, they'll find their next level much easier to manage but with far less loot and crystals. If players decide to let their enemies receive a buff, they'll find glowing enemies with all sorts of unique abilities awaiting them, but also a higher chance for legendary loot o drop and lots more crystals. Players can exchange crystals at the end of a Chaos Chamber run for rare and legendary loot.
Reroll Weapon Buffs with the Enchantment Anvil
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Upon returning to Brighthoof after completing the Fearamid, players will be directed to speak to the town's blacksmith. The blacksmith will unlock a special anvil in her shop just for enchantments. Players will need to obtain Moon Orbs, Wonderland's version of Eridium, to work the anvil.
Gear in a player's inventory that has an enchantment (indicated by an orange description under the weapon's stats) can be brought to the enchantment anvil and rerolled for a stronger buff. Each reroll will cost more and more Moon Orbs, and the game currently only allows players to hold 4,000 Moon Orbs at once. This means players will need to keep an eye on how many rerolls they attempt per piece of gear.
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Test Your Skills With Secret Raid Bosses
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Not for the faint of heart or the under-leveled, the raid bosses hidden inside levels of the Chaos Chamber are the toughest fights in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands. Players ready for a serious challenge will need to keep an eye out for glowing runes next to where the Dragon Lord spawns during their featured runs of the Chaos Chamber.
Players who successfully interact with the yellow, green, and blue runes they find throughout their run (and finish each rune's subsequent tasks) will find a red portal alongside the golden portal at the end of the Chaos Chamber. If they enter the red portal, they'll be greeted by The Maker, Tiny Tina herself, and thrown into a fight with the first boss. If players manage to defeat all three bosses in a single run, they'll face The Maker in one final showdown.
