Table of contents
Ranged Weapons
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands has a great variety of ranged weapons. There are 6 different weapon types each with its own ammunition. These weapons are made by 7 different weapon manufacturers. Each of these manufacturers has its own spin on the various weapon types.
Melee Weapons
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands also lets you equip one melee weapon. This is a new feature in a “Borderlands-Like” game. Melee weapons have special abilities and therefore add new gameplay loops to the game and allow you to mix up your gameplay. For example; After hitting an enemy with Melee, your next 3 shots deal AMP damage.
Spells
Spells play a great role in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands as they are treated as mini-skills. Magic Spells are more than just ‘throw and forget’ items as they can work in different ways and act as an offensive or defensive ability.
Wards
Wards act like shields in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, however, they are more than just bubble shields as Wards come with various components that add additional abilities to them.
Rings
You are able to equip 2 Rings in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. Rings provide passive buffs to your character.
Amulets
You are able to equip 1 Amulet in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. Amulets add to your Class Power and provide special abilities to your character.
Armor
You are able to equip 1 Armor piece in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. Armor acts like a Class Mod providing Class Power, Skill Points, and other Secondary Stat increases.
Rarities
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands has 5 different weapon rarity types. The higher the rarity the better the item is, however, don’t just ditch your weapon because you find one of a higher rarity. The weapon does need to fit your character’s play style.
- Common (White)
- Uncommon (Green)
- Rare (Blue)
- Epic (Purple)
- Legendary (Orange)
Gearbox Software and 2K Games addressed Rainbow Loot
Gold
You are able to collect Gold in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. Gold acts as your default currency in the game. You can use gold to buy items at various shops. Gold drops in pouches and Gold Bars. You can pick them up by simply walking near them. Money is very important in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, more than in previous Borderlands games.
Tips on obtaining a lot of Gold.
Moon Orbs
Next to Gold, there is another currency in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands called Moon Orbs. This is a rare currency that is used during the End Game as you can use this to re-roll Enchantments.
Single Moon Orb drops are worth 20 Orbs and Moon Orb stacks are worth 80 Orbs
The final chest in the Chaos Chamber Loot Room will drop 14 Moon Orb Stacks (14×80=1120).
You can carry up to 16.000 Moon Orbs.
Skeleton Keys
You can obtain Skeleton Keys by redeeming Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Shift Codes. Skeleton Key will show up in your inventory and you can use them on the Golden Skeleton Chest in the center of Brighthoof. This big loot chest will provide you with high-quality loot and even has a chance to give you Legendary Items.
Legendary Dedicated drops vs World Drops
Dedicated drops are special drops from a boss that only they drop. World Drops is a collection of all the drops in the game world that could drop. Luck is applied to each drop separately. Getting a World Drop does not impact your chance for a Dedicated Drop all.
There are a few more chances at getting a World Drop, so it might feel like they show up more– but that doesn’t make an impact on how many dedicated drops you see!
When a boss drops gear, it goes:
Dedicated Drop> Yes/No? If yes, Which.
AND
World Drop>Yes/No? If Yes, Which
AND
World Drop>Yes/No? If Yes, Which
AND
other stuff
Cosmetics have their own, separate pool and do not count into World/Dedicated drops!