Gearbox, the creators of the Borderlands series, say the next campaign DLC — Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep — is the biggest piece of content for their sequel yet. More areas to wander, more guns to fire and, more importantly, more enemies to shred to pieces.
What do those enemies look like? Well, here they are. All of them. (Images and descriptions courtesy of Gearbox.)
Warning: this list ends with the bosses of the main mission, so don’t scroll all the way if you don’t want to be spoiled.
Skeletons
Skeleton
A basic Skeleton that attacks with one handed melee weapons. [clear]
Skeleton Archer Mage
A Skeleton that uses a bow to make magic-based ranged attacks. They attack faster than a Skeleton Archer and will continue to attack the player after becoming headless.[clear]
Armored Skeleton
A Skeleton that is fully armoured and dual wields scimitars.[clear]
Badass Skeleton
A heavily armoured Skeleton wielding a mace and a tower shield that can block attacks.[clear]
Crystal Skeleton
A Skeleton constructed of crystal that dual wields two crystal scimitars. Its crystal coating causes it to reflect bullets and projectiles, possibly bouncing them back at the player. [clear]
Fiery Skeleton
A Skeleton engulfed in flames that carries a weapon made of fire. [clear]
Giant Skeleton
An oversized Skeleton that uses a large bone as a weapon. [clear]
Immortal Skeleton
A Skeleton with a blue sword embedded inside it and cannot be killed until the sword is pulled out. [clear]
Skeleton Mage
A Skeleton that shoots magic bolts. [clear]
Midget Skeleton
A tiny Skeleton that attacks with a one-handed melee weapon. [clear]
Skeleton Warrior
A Skeleton that wields a one-handed melee weapon and has a shield.
[clear]
Suicide Skeleton
A Skeleton that wears a striped shirt and runs up to players carrying two bundles of dynamite, exploding when they are close to the player. [clear]
Chubby Bones
A Badass Skeleton that uses melee attacks. [clear]
Treants
Treant
Treants spawn out of the ground and perform melee attacks on the player. When a Treant dies, it will release a swarm of Wisps that attacks and slows the player down.
[clear]
Stumpy
A tiny Treant, spawning out of the ground and uses melee attacks. When a Stumpy dies, it will release a swarm of Wisps that attacks and slow the player down.[clear]
Spiders
Black Widow Spider
The Black Widow Spider can leap at the player and use melee attacks that deal corrosive damage that can also apply corrosive damage over time.
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Spiderling
A smaller Spider than the Black Widow Spider, the Spiderling can leap at the player and use melee attacks that deal corrosive damage and can also apply corrosive damage over time.[clear]
Badass Spider
A Badass Spider can use a melee attack where it spits poison at the player, causing corrosive damage. From farther distances, it can spit a web that slows the player down.
[clear]
Grass Spider
A Grass Spider shoots webs at the player and will use a corrosive melee attack when the player is close.[clear]
Suicide Spider
A Suicide Spider will leap to the player and explode. [clear]
Arachne
A half human, half Spider that wields a bow to fire arrows at the player. If the player gets too close, it will use a melee attack.[clear]
SpiderPants
A Spider with a top hat and human legs that uses melee attacks and spawns Black Widow Spiders.
[clear]
Pixies
Pixie
A Pixie is a creature that is initially neutral to the player, but if caught, can be turned into an ally that gives boosts to the player. If the player shoots at it, it will turn hostile and attack the player. [clear]
Orcs
Orc Grunt
An Orc that wields an axe and will leap at the player. [clear]
Orc Warrior
An Orc that uses melee attacks and can throw his axe at the player. [clear]
Badass Orc Warlord
An armoured Orc Warrior that can use a battle cry to level itself up as well as other Orcs around it.[clear]
Orc Basher
An Orc wearing a horned helmet that charges at the player. [clear]
Orc Fire Jumper
A suicidal Orc carrying a fire barrel that leaps at the player and explodes. [clear]
Orc Zapper
A suicidal Orc carrying a shock barrel that leaps at the player and explodes. [clear]
Orc Bushwhacker
An Orc Bushwacker is a suicidal Orc carrying an explosive barrel that leaps and explodes at the player.
[clear]
Orczerker
An Orc that wears plated armour and dual wields guns.
[clear]
Warlord Grug
A Badass Orc wearing armour and wielding a two-handed axe. It can level itself up five times, in which it turns into “Duke of Ork”.[clear]
Warlord Turge
A Badass Orc wearing armour and wielding a two-handed hammer. It can level itself up five times, in which it turns into “Duke of Ork”.[clear]
Knights
Squire
A basic Knight that attacks with a sword and is equipped with a tower shield. [clear]
Knight
A well-armoured Knight that attacks with a sword and is equipped with a tower shield that can block incoming damage.[clear]
Badass Knight
A large Knight that wields a claymore and a shield that can kick and leap at the player. [clear]
Storm Knight
A knight that has a round shield and wields a storm hammer that can deal electrical damage. [clear]
Paladin
A claymore wielding holy Knight. He can give himself a shield and heal allies as well as cast various spells to damage the player. [clear]
Archer
A Knight that uses a bow to shoot arrows at the player from a distance. [clear]
Badass Archer
A Knight that uses a bow to shoot fire arrows at the player from a distance. They also have the ability to shoot multiple arrows to form a wall as well as a single arrow that explodes into multiple arrows mid-air.
[clear]
Dragons
Blue Dragon
A Blue Dragon uses shock and fire attacks and can attack from the air or on the ground. [clear]
Green Dragon
Green Dragons use corrosive attacks and can attack on the ground or from the air.[clear]
Purple Dragon
Purple Dragons use both slag and shock attacks and can attack from the air or on the ground. [clear]
Red Dragon
Red Dragons use fire attacks and can attack from the air and on the ground. [clear]
Red Dragon Baby
A little Red Dragon that spits fire and uses melee attacks but cannot fly. [clear]
Green Basilisk
Green Basilisks use melee and corrosive attacks but cannot fly.
[clear]
Dwarves
Dwarf Warrior
Dwarf Warriors leap at the player and attack with a one handed weapons that can also be thrown at the player. [clear]
Badass Dwarf
A Dwarf carrying a large mace that deals shock damage. [clear]
Dwarf Miner
A dwarf that wields a pickaxe and can throw sticks of dynamite at the player. [clear]
Dwarfzerker
A Dwarf that dual wields identical assault rifles. [clear]
Golems
Rock Golem
A Golem that uses melee attacks, but can fire lasers from its eyes and fireballs from its stomach and will become enraged if its core is destroyed. [clear]
Badass Golem
An armoured Golem with a sword in its right hand and a large maul for a left hand that can launch at the player.[clear]
Wizards
Wizard
A Wizard is able to fly, cast a magic missile, teleport to the player and shield himself. [clear]
Sorcerer
A Sorcerer uses ice and electricity attacks. [clear]
Fire Mage
A Fire Mage uses fire spells and can summon a Phoenix. [clear]
Necromancer
A Necromancer can spawn 3 Skeletons Warriors which will die when the player kills the Necromancer. [clear]
Miscellaneous Mission Enemies
Arguk the Butcher
An Orc that spawns as part of the “Critical Fail” side mission and uses melee attacks with its swords for hands. [clear]
Broomstick Enemy
An animated bucket-wielding broomstick that gets set on fire, grows into a giant Broomstick and then into a Badass Broomstick. This enemy spawns in the side mission “The Claptrap’s Apprentice.”[clear]
Sir Stew
A unique Knight that spawns for the side mission “Loot Ninja”. His attacks are the same as a Knight.[clear]
Sir Boil
A unique Knight that spawns for the side mission “Loot Ninja”. His attacks are the same as a Knight.[clear]
Sir Mash
A unique knight that spawns for the side mission “Loot Ninja”. His attacks are the same as a Badass Knight.[clear]
Canine
A unique Knight that spawns for the side mission “Winter is Bloody Business” and can throw an axe.[clear]
Molehill
A unique Knight that spawns for the side mission “Winter is a Bloody Business”. [clear]
Flying Golem (Maxibillion)
A unique flying golem that spawns for the side mission “My Kingdom for a Wand”.
[clear]
Unmotivated Golem
A unique Golem that spawns for the side mission “The Sword in the Stoner”. [clear]
Warlord Slog
A Badass Orc wearing armour and wielding a two handed maul. After levelling himself up five times, he will turn into “King of Orks” and has a chance to drop the Torgue assault rifle, “The Ogre”.[clear]
Bosses
Skeleton King
The Skeleton King attacks with a large mace and if he takes lethal damage, his head will fly off and attack the player. His head can also resurrect his body, causing him to level up.[clear]
Gold Golem
An oversized Rock Golem that Greedtooth uses for mounting. While riding the Gold Golem, Greedtooth is protected by a shield and can throw dynamite at the player. [clear]
Sorcerer’s Daughter
A Spider boss found in the “Lair of Infinite Agony”. She wields a fire bow that can shoot multiple arrows in rapid succession or a single arrow that explodes on the player. The Sorcerer’s Daughter can also summon spiders and meteors as well as spit poison that will slow the player down and drain his/her life.[clear]
Handsome Sorcerer
The Handsome Sorcerer is the final boss and the ultimate Wizard. He has three phases based on the Sorcerer, Necromancer and Fire Mage. In his first phase, Handsome Sorcerer will summon three clones of himself. In his second phase, he will summon three Skeleton Warriors and in his final phase, he will summon three Red Dragon Babies. He also has the ability to summon a Red Dragon.
Comments
11 responses to “Here Are All The New Enemies You’ll Face In The Next Borderlands 2 DLC”
I remember when companies released big games with all their content included. Maybe releasing an expansion pack a year or two later. Anyone else remember that? I’m torn with the Borderlands franchise, I really enjoyed Borderlands and picked up the Game of the Year edition but I just can’t bring myself to buy Borderlands 2 then spend more than the game is worth on DLC. Looks like I’ll be picking it up once it goes GOTY.
I can remember big game releases usually not being much bigger than the BL2 base game, or if it is it’s cause they added heaps of similar, repetitive content. I know some companies get pretty ridiculous with how they handle DLC but ImO Borderlands is nothing like this, the DLC addons are pretty big and comparable to expansion packs from when “companies released big games with all their content included.”
This particular DLC and psycho pack don’t actually bother me so much considering they came out what 9 months and 7 months respectively after BL2 was released in September. But Captain Scarlett and Mr. Torgue within two months after release definitely would have been ready to go on launch of BL2 and should have been included. Mechromancer pack fair enough they wanted a pre-order bonus.
They haven’t not released content to sell later. They made a full game BL2 which can take 20+ hours to complete plus multiplayer and replay value. To add further value to the game you like they have continued to expand the universe so that you can replay it even more. These are all new assets.
This is no different to what used to be called an expansion pack. This isn’t content that should’ve or would’ve been included in the original game.
I’ve pumped well over 200 hours into BL2, and maybe only 30 of that has been the DLC so far (I’ve only finished Torgue’s Campaign of Carnage so far, due to career commitments). To say that BL2 is not a complete game on its own is pretty far fetched, especially considering the Diablo-style replayability which, like Diablo, is improved with friends. As a dollar to time ratio, it’s easily amongst the best value gaming experiences of my nearly 20 years of gaming.
Yea, if this is not included in the season pass, I will not be happy. usually only get a season pass if I think I will use all of the DLC, which I have so far with BL2. If they want another 15 bucks or whatever for this over the season pass, i probably wont get it. Whats the point of season pass if they do not include everything for you? Hope its in there..
This is the final DLC included in the Season Pass (ie the last of the ‘planned’ 4 expansions). However, if they decide to create more DLC expansions you will have to purchase separately.
Out of all the DLCs this one defiantly looks the most interesting, still happy I managed to get the pass during the Steam price mixup and get it $16.
Borderlands 2: Assault on Dragon keep or – Skeleton Simulator 2013.
Enemy types look amazing!
I was hoping Spiderpants would be an enemy. Gearbox does not disappoint.
For those who are wondering, “Spiderpants” was a typo that a person made on the forums when referring to “Spiderants” and then people just ran with it from there.