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Borderlands 3 Dynamic Bounty Board Explained

Borderlands 3 Dynamic Missions
Borderlands 3 Dynamic Missions

There is a notice board in Borderlands 3 that dynamically showcases bounties for you to chase. In this guide, I’m going to tell you how this bounty board works and what the benefits are.

What are Dynamic Missions?

Dynamic Missions in Borderlands 3 are generated based on the gameplay experiences of your friends. These additional quests are triggered when your friend encounters a rare enemy spawn. A new quest is then dynamically created on a notice board and reveals the location of these hard-to-find enemies. Dynamic Missions would also guarantee the rare encounter as they originally only had a ~20% spawn rate but after community feedback, Gearbox Software adjusted the spawn rate to 100%.

Where can I find Dynamic Mission Bounty Board?

Borderlands 3 Dynamic Mission Bounty Board
Borderlands 3 Dynamic Mission Bounty Board

There is a Dynamic Bounty Board on Sanctuary III. You can find it across from the Golden Loot Chest. The Dynamic Missions will be displayed on the wall whenever a friend encounters a Rare Enemy Spawn.

When you accept one of these quests from the notice board, you can jump into a matchmaking session and take down the rare enemy with a friend. Borderlands games are fun to play solo but they really shine when being played cooperatively. These dynamic missions are little incentives to team up.

Why play Dynamic Missions?

  1. Loot
  2. Fun
  3. More Loot!

The Dynamic Missions will guide you to a unique enemy and all these badasses have unique legendary items assigned to their loot pool. These power items will help you through the campaign and can even hold up at Max Level End Game.

Trivia

You could spot one of the rare enemies that trigger dynamic missions during the Borderlands 3 promotional campaign. El Dragón Jr was shown during the exclusive Eden-6 gameplay from E3 2019.

This rare enemy is a reference to the Battleborn character El Dragón who has a clapping attack. The Easter egg came about when Gearbox Software developed the Borderlands skins for Battleborn as El Dragon received a psycho bandit skin.

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