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To start the DLC, go to the [[Unassuming Docks]]. The first time going there will prompt an intro video. The docks are only accessible through the [[Fast Travel]] network. |
To start the DLC, go to the [[Unassuming Docks]]. The first time going there will prompt an intro video. The docks are only accessible through the [[Fast Travel]] network. |
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==Story== |
==Story== |
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| ⚫ | Taking place after the event of ''Borderlands 2'', [[Tiny Tina|Tina]] and the first group of Vault Hunters decide to play a game of Bunkers and Badasses, Pandora's equivalent to the table top game "Dungeons & Dragons". Tina serves as the "Bunker Master" and narrator of the DLC, and changes the world in dynamic ways as the story progresses, such as altering the appearance of locations and adding characters and bosses. |
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The plot involves the new Vault Hunters playing characters within the campaign, each responding to Tina's narration in their own way. Their quest is to rescue the [[Butt Stallion|queen]] from [[Handsome Sorcerer|an evil sorcerer]] and restore peace and tranquility to the land. The journey to Dragon Keep ultimately has Tina coming to terms with Roland's death. |
The plot involves the new Vault Hunters playing characters within the campaign, each responding to Tina's narration in their own way. Their quest is to rescue the [[Butt Stallion|queen]] from [[Handsome Sorcerer|an evil sorcerer]] and restore peace and tranquility to the land. The journey to Dragon Keep ultimately has Tina coming to terms with Roland's death. |
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==New Content== |
==New Content== |
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The DLC features a whole host of new enemies, locations and a number of new items, including new guns, [[shield]]s, fantasy-themed [[Class Mod (Borderlands 2)|class mods]], and spell-like [[Grenade Mod|grenade mods]]. Familiar faces from the base game also make a return, including [[Mr. Torgue]] and [[Ellie]]. |
The DLC features a whole host of new enemies, locations and a number of new items, including new guns, [[shield]]s, fantasy-themed [[Class Mod (Borderlands 2)|class mods]], and spell-like [[Grenade Mod|grenade mods]]. Familiar faces from the base game also make a return, including [[Mr. Torgue]] and [[Ellie]]. |
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[[Eridium]] now has another use when spent at special altars which grants various bonuses. Tiny Tina themed [[Tiny Tina's Lootsplosion Slot Machine]] and vending machines also accept. |
[[Eridium]] now has another use when spent at special altars which grants various bonuses. Tiny Tina themed [[Tiny Tina's Lootsplosion Slot Machine]] and vending machines also accept. |
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| − | A new type of chest, called a Dice Chest, will appear with two twenty-sided dice (D20s) on top. Opening the chest normally rolls one D20, and the amount shown on the roll will determine the rarity of the loot inside the chest (20 being the highest, 1 being the lowest). Spending 5 Eridium rolls both D20s |
+ | A new type of chest, called a Dice Chest, will appear with two twenty-sided dice (D20s) on top. Opening the chest normally rolls one D20, and the amount shown on the roll will determine the rarity of the loot inside the chest (20 being the highest, 1 being the lowest). Spending 5 Eridium rolls both D20s with "advantage" (as it is called in the standard Dungeons and Dragons game), with the higher outcome from both rolls taken to determine loot rarity. |
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+ | [[Vending machine]]s have also been redesigned with a more fantasy-oriented aesthetic. Reskins of existing characters featuring renaissance-themed garb ([[Ellie]] and [[Moxxi]] in particular) and new dialogue for the [[Vault Hunters]] is also included. |
==Enemies== |
==Enemies== |
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[[File:Dragon Keep enemies.jpg|thumb|250px]] |
[[File:Dragon Keep enemies.jpg|thumb|250px]] |
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+ | ''Assault on Dragon Keep'' contains many new enemy types including: |
*[[Dragon (species)|Dragons]] |
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*[[Dwarf (faction)|Dwarves]] |
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*[[Skeleton (faction)|Skeletons]] |
*[[Skeleton (faction)|Skeletons]] |
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*[[Wizard (faction)|Wizards]] |
*[[Wizard (faction)|Wizards]] |
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*[[Mimic]]s |
*[[Mimic]]s |
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==Walkthrough== |
==Walkthrough== |
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==Items== |
==Items== |
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+ | ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'' introduces a number of new items, including new guns, [[shield]]s, heads, skins, fantasy-themed [[Class Mod (Borderlands 2)|class mods]], and spell-like [[Grenade Mod|grenade mods]]. |
There is also a new, rare type of {{rarity|purple}} rarity weapon available, informally known as [[Gemstone]] weapons due to each brand using a specific color scheme and prefix matching a known gem or stone; [[Hyperion]] weapons feature the Diamond prefix and are white, [[Tediore]] has the Cubic Zerconia prefix with a white and black color, [[Bandit (manufacturer)|Bandit]] has the Quartz prefix and pink colors, [[Dahl]] has the Emerald prefix and dark green, [[Vladof]] is Garnet and dark red, [[Jakobs]] is Citrine and has orange metal, [[Torgue]] is Rock and dark grey, and [[Maliwan]] is Aquamarine with various shades of grey, orange and blue. |
There is also a new, rare type of {{rarity|purple}} rarity weapon available, informally known as [[Gemstone]] weapons due to each brand using a specific color scheme and prefix matching a known gem or stone; [[Hyperion]] weapons feature the Diamond prefix and are white, [[Tediore]] has the Cubic Zerconia prefix with a white and black color, [[Bandit (manufacturer)|Bandit]] has the Quartz prefix and pink colors, [[Dahl]] has the Emerald prefix and dark green, [[Vladof]] is Garnet and dark red, [[Jakobs]] is Citrine and has orange metal, [[Torgue]] is Rock and dark grey, and [[Maliwan]] is Aquamarine with various shades of grey, orange and blue. |
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*This DLC has a large number of references, such as items, locations and challenges, relating to content of other famous fantasy games, films, and television shows. |
*This DLC has a large number of references, such as items, locations and challenges, relating to content of other famous fantasy games, films, and television shows. |
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*The original idea for the DLC was to have the Vault Hunters venturing through a Hyperion facility, where the facility's director could manipulate everything and turned it into a big game of ''Dungeons & Dragons''. The concept was changed as the creators felt that having Tiny Tina run the game would give them more freedom to be creative and spontaneous. |
*The original idea for the DLC was to have the Vault Hunters venturing through a Hyperion facility, where the facility's director could manipulate everything and turned it into a big game of ''Dungeons & Dragons''. The concept was changed as the creators felt that having Tiny Tina run the game would give them more freedom to be creative and spontaneous. |
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| − | *Most elements in ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'' have counterparts in the main story line, e.g. the Handsome Sorcerer is based on Handsome Jack, the counterparts of [[Knight (faction)|knights]] serving the Handsome Sorcerer are the Loaders in the main story line, and so on. Even the plot of this DLC is a fantasy version of the main story line, with similar twists and turns. |
+ | *Most elements in ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'' have counterparts in the main story line, e.g. the Handsome Sorcerer is based on [[Handsome Jack]], the counterparts of [[Knight (faction)|knights]] serving the Handsome Sorcerer are the Loaders in the main story line, and so on. Even the plot of this DLC is a fantasy version of the main story line, with similar twists and turns. |
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Revision as of 20:44, 15 July 2020
Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep is the fourth campaign DLC of Borderlands 2. It was released on June 25th, 2013.
To start the DLC, go to the Unassuming Docks. The first time going there will prompt an intro video. The docks are only accessible through the Fast Travel network.
The level of the initial area is set when Unassuming Docks is first visited, but in Normal mode is at least 30 and at most 35. It is expected that the player has finished the main Borderlands 2 storyline before visiting, though that is not required.
Story
Taking place after the event of Borderlands 2, Tina and the first group of Vault Hunters decide to play a game of Bunkers and Badasses, Pandora's equivalent to the table top game "Dungeons & Dragons". Tina serves as the "Bunker Master" and narrator of the DLC, and changes the world in dynamic ways as the story progresses, such as altering the appearance of locations and adding characters and bosses.
The plot involves the new Vault Hunters playing characters within the campaign, each responding to Tina's narration in their own way. Their quest is to rescue the queen from an evil sorcerer and restore peace and tranquility to the land. The journey to Dragon Keep ultimately has Tina coming to terms with Roland's death.
New Content
The DLC features a whole host of new enemies, locations and a number of new items, including new guns, shields, fantasy-themed class mods, and spell-like grenade mods. Familiar faces from the base game also make a return, including Mr. Torgue and Ellie.
There is also a new system that classifies weapons by manufacturer, precious gem prefix, and color scheme. For example, certain Hyperion weapons appear white with a "Diamond" prefix, while Dahl items can appear green on color with a "Emerald" prefix.
Eridium now has another use when spent at special altars which grants various bonuses. Tiny Tina themed Tiny Tina's Lootsplosion Slot Machine and vending machines also accept.
A new type of chest, called a Dice Chest, will appear with two twenty-sided dice (D20s) on top. Opening the chest normally rolls one D20, and the amount shown on the roll will determine the rarity of the loot inside the chest (20 being the highest, 1 being the lowest). Spending 5 Eridium rolls both D20s with "advantage" (as it is called in the standard Dungeons and Dragons game), with the higher outcome from both rolls taken to determine loot rarity.
Vending machines have also been redesigned with a more fantasy-oriented aesthetic. Reskins of existing characters featuring renaissance-themed garb (Ellie and Moxxi in particular) and new dialogue for the Vault Hunters is also included.
Enemies
Assault on Dragon Keep contains many new enemy types including:
Locations
- Dragon Keep
- Flamerock Refuge
- The Forest
- Hatred's Shadow
- Immortal Woods
- Lair of Infinite Agony
- Mines of Avarice
- Murderlin's Temple
- Unassuming Docks
- The Winged Storm
Walkthrough
- Main article: Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep mission flow
Items
Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep introduces a number of new items, including new guns, shields, heads, skins, fantasy-themed class mods, and spell-like grenade mods.
There is also a new, rare type of purple rarity weapon available, informally known as Gemstone weapons due to each brand using a specific color scheme and prefix matching a known gem or stone; Hyperion weapons feature the Diamond prefix and are white, Tediore has the Cubic Zerconia prefix with a white and black color, Bandit has the Quartz prefix and pink colors, Dahl has the Emerald prefix and dark green, Vladof is Garnet and dark red, Jakobs is Citrine and has orange metal, Torgue is Rock and dark grey, and Maliwan is Aquamarine with various shades of grey, orange and blue.
Gallery
Trivia
- This DLC was originally teased at Pax East 2013, but wasn't confirmed until it was accidentally leaked by Anthony Burch who took a picture of a passed out friend with the poster showing in the background. It has since been confirmed officially and given a release date.
- This DLC has a large number of references, such as items, locations and challenges, relating to content of other famous fantasy games, films, and television shows.
- The original idea for the DLC was to have the Vault Hunters venturing through a Hyperion facility, where the facility's director could manipulate everything and turned it into a big game of Dungeons & Dragons. The concept was changed as the creators felt that having Tiny Tina run the game would give them more freedom to be creative and spontaneous.
- Most elements in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep have counterparts in the main story line, e.g. the Handsome Sorcerer is based on Handsome Jack, the counterparts of knights serving the Handsome Sorcerer are the Loaders in the main story line, and so on. Even the plot of this DLC is a fantasy version of the main story line, with similar twists and turns.