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A Seraph Weapon

Seraph (sometimes referred to as pink) is an item rarity first released with Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty. Seraph items seem to be somewhere between unique and legendary items, with impressive stats but with some form of drawback such as low accuracy or projectile speed.

Acquisition

Borderlands 2 DLCs introduced the following Seraph guardians:

In Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode, upon defeat Seraph guardians always drop Seraph crystals, similar in shape to crystalisk nuggets but Pink in colour. These crystals are the currency used to purchase Seraph items from the Seraph Vendors in the town of Oasis, the Badass Crater of Badassitude, inside the Aegrus Sophisticates' Lodge in Hunter's Grotto and in Flamerock Refuge.

Seraph Guardians also directly drop Seraph items that are not available at Seraph Vendors in Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode. All Seraph items are still available at their respective vendors in True Vault Hunter Mode and Normal mode.

Seraph items

Seraph weapons, shields and grenade mods cost 120 Seraph crystals each. Relics only cost 50 crystals. As reference, each Seraph guardian drops on average 10 crystals per kill.

Name Source Type Main Special Effects Manufacturer
Actualizer Seraph Vendor, DLC 1 (Oasis) Submachine Gun +200% Accuracy, increased damage. Hyperion
Ahab Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Master Gee Rocket Launcher Rockets behave like harpoons. Torgue
Blood of the Seraphs Seraph Vendor, DLC 1 (Oasis) Relic Health increase and regeneration. Eridian
Devastator Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Master Gee Pistol Explosive shots travel in arc. Torgue
Evolution Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Hyperius Shield Increased capacity adaptive shield, added health regeneration. Anshin
Patriot Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Master Gee Sniper Rifle Bullets travel more slowly but are more powerful. Vladof
Retcher Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Hyperius Shotgun Corrosive, Splatgun-like projectiles. Reloading triggers two child grenades after initial explosion. Tediore
Seraphim Seraph Vendor, DLC 1 (Oasis) Assault Rifle Incendiary, low accuracy and slow projectiles. Dahl
Tattler Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Hyperius Submachine Gun Blade attachment, low accuracy and slow projectile speed. Bandit
Big Boom Blaster Seraph Guardian, DLC 2, Pyro Pete Shield Dropped boosters increase Rocket and Grenade ammo count by 1. Torgue
Crossfire Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude) Grenade Mod Releases impact grenades and bullet showers on detonation. Dahl
Hoplite Seraph Guardian, DLC 2, Pyro Pete Shield Increased capacity. Further increased Shield capacity and lowered movement speed for every Hoplite equipped in the party. Pangolin
Meteor Shower Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude) Grenade Mod Child grenades released from the initial grenade in arcs, which release more children grenades upon detonation. Torgue
Might of the Seraphs Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude) Relic Increases Melee Damage and Override Cooldown Rate. Eridian
O-Negative Seraph Guardian, DLC 2, Pyro Pete Grenade Mod Decreased blast radius, high damage transfusion grenade. Maliwan
Pun-chee Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude) Shield Roid shield with high recharge rate and low recharge delay. Bandit
Sponge Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude) Shield High capacity absorb shield, high absorb chance. Vladof
Breath of the Seraphs Seraph Vendor, DLC 3 (Hunter's Lodge) Relic Temporary bonus damage and health regeneration after second wind. Eridian
Hawk Eye Seraph Guardian, DLC 3, Voracidous the Invincible Sniper Rifle +580% critical hit damage, -50% base damage. Jakobs
Infection Seraph Vendor, DLC 3 (Hunter's Lodge) Pistol Corrosive, reduced projectile damage, high elemental chance and DoT, small gyrojet-like explosion and arcing projectile. Shots explode after reaching a certain distance. Maliwan
Interfacer Seraph Guardian, DLC 3, Voracidous the Invincible Shotgun Fires slow moving projectiles in vertical spread, projectiles create more projectiles that meet after a short distance. Hyperion
Lead Storm Seraph Vendor, DLC 3 (Hunter's Lodge) Assault Rifle Fire slow flares in arc, enhanced fire rate. Vladof
Antagonist Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge) Shield Deflects enemy bullets with increased damage toward nearby enemies. High Damage Reduction and launches Slag homing balls at its attackers. Maliwan
Florentine Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge) Submachine Gun An E-tech SMG that deals slag and shock damage. Maliwan
Omen Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge) Shotgun An E-tech shotgun that fires 9 E-tech bullets in a unique pattern (8 bullets in a circle and 1 in the center). The pattern expands and contracts as it travels. Tediore
Seeker Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge) Assault Rifle Shots fired home in on enemies. Very high explosive damage, slow fire rate, very high accuracy recovery rate and accuracy for a Torgue assault rifle. Torgue
Shadow of the Seraphs Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge) Relic Increased chance of firing another bullet in one shot, similar to Tw0 Fang. Eridian
Stinger Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge) Pistol Horizontal ricochet effect; bullets can ricochet off of almost any surface and land successful shots. Vladof

Seraph Weapons

Seraph Grenade Mods

Seraph Shields

Seraph Relics

Notes

  • DLCs are supposed to be self-contained modules to the base game, so Seraph items in one DLC will not be for sale in another DLC Seraph vendors, nor droppable from Seraph guardian in another DLC. Players cannot use Seraph items associated with a DLC until that DLC has been purchased. The common currency, however, is still Seraph Crystal.

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