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Ruiner is the final boss of Bounty of Blood.
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What is the origin of the Ruiner in Borderlands 3?
In Borderlands 3's Bounty of Blood DLC, the Ruiner, or Interitus Regina, is a bio-engineered weapon. The project was halted due to its uncontrollability. Rose, seeking to dominate Gehenna, hatched the Ruiner from the blackstone she stole from Vestige. The Ruiner is the final boss in the DLC, located at Crater's Edge.
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What role does the Ruiner play in the Bounty of Blood DLC?
The Ruiner, or Interitus Regina, is a boss enemy in the Bounty of Blood DLC for Borderlands 3. Created by the Devil Riders under the leadership of Butcher Rose, the Ruiner is a biological weapon. It is summoned by Rose from an egg, a project her grandmother initiated, following her defeat by the Vault Hunters.
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How is the Ruiner related to the character Rose in Borderlands 3?
In Borderlands 3, the Ruiner is a bio-engineered weapon hatched by Rose from a stolen blackstone to help her take control of Gehenna. It is the final boss in the Bounty of Blood DLC and is located at the Crater's Edge.
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Why was the Ruiner project scrapped in Borderlands 3?
The Ruiner project in Borderlands 3, also known as Interitus Regina, was discontinued due to the inability to control this apex bio-engineered weapon. Nevertheless, Rose hatched the Ruiner using a stolen blackstone from Vestige, aiming to take over Gehenna. The Ruiner is the final boss in the game's DLC.
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Where can the Ruiner be found in the Bounty of Blood DLC?
In the Bounty of Blood DLC for Borderlands 3, the Ruiner, or Interitus Regina, is a boss that can be encountered in the Crater's Edge. This bio-engineered weapon is the final challenge in the 'Riding to Ruin' story mission.
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Background
The Ruiner, also known as Interitus Regina, was designed as the apex of bio-engineered weapons. Company scrapped the project when they realized it could not be controlled. In her attempt to seize full control of Gehenna, Rose had it hatched out from the blackstone stolen from Vestige, and the main story of the DLC concerns stopping its revival. The Vault Hunters eventually defeat the Ruiner after Rose releases it, ending her plans to dominate Ghenna for good.
Appearances
Strategy
- Main article: Riding to Ruin
Notes
- Ruiner has a 50% chance to drop the Bloom Pistol.
Trivia
- Interitūs Regina is Latin for Queen of Ruin or Queen of Destruction.