Tiny Tina’s is a first-person shooter game that features the classic borderlands feel but with a fresh new spin to it. Packed with action and RPG Elements, Wonderlands is a fantasy prequel to the already famous title Borderlands while being a sequel to Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep, which was a Borderlands 2 Expansion released back in 2013.
The one thing that will attract Borderlands fans to Wonderlands, is definitely the different classes, and their synergy with each. We have already fully covered the Brr-Zerker class. “Clawbringer” is the topic of discussion here.
As told on our Clawbringer Class Guide, The Clawbringer class in Wonderlands, is a character class that wields a big hammer and is accompanied by a fire breathing dragon called the Wyvern Companion. These warriors are fiery and make use of both flames and thunder to take down their enemies. They are mainly focused on dealing with Elemental damage like Lightning and Fire. The Clawbringers are the “Borderlands’ version of Thor” as you can throw your Spectral Hammer at your enemies which deals lightning damage. This class of warriors are very versatile and can damage enemies both in close and ranged encounters.
You can also utilize the “Clawbringer’s” Skill Tree to upgrade your Lightning and Fire Damage while using your trusty dragon companion, Wyvern. So this article is about everything you need to know about the Clawbringer Skill Tree.
Clawbringer Skill Tree
The Clawbringer features the Wyvern Companion Class Feat. The Wyvern Companion is a dragon that flies and attacks enemies with its breathing fire attacks and its razor-sharp claws. Any percentage increase in the Fatemaker’s damage would directly affect the Wyvern Companion dragon as well.
There are 6 different tiers dedicated to the Clawbringer Character Skill Tree. We also included the points needed to unlock that specific skill.
Tier 1 Skill Tree
- Oath of Fire [5 Points]
You can deal extra Fire damage using the Guns and the Wyvern Companion deals a bonus fire damage on the enemies. - Radiance [5 Points]
You will gain an increased maximum ward capacity. - Oath of Thunder [5 Points]
You can deal extra Lightning damage with your melee attacks and the Wyvern Companion deals a bonus lightning damage on the enemies.
Tier 2 Skill Tree
- Dragon Aura [5 Points]
You will be surrounded with a dragon aura and all your allies stepping inside can deal an increased elemental damage. - Dedication [5 Points]
You will gain an increase in the Action Skill Cooldown rate. - Rebuke [5 Points]
You will receive less damage while all your allies will have the chance to reflect the attacks back to the enemies in form of a lightning damage.
Tier 3 Skill Tree
- Blasthamut’s Favor [1 Point]
Once you kill an enemy with a gun, it will summon a Fire orb which will target new enemies and deal an increased fire damage on them. If you kill an enemy with a melee attack, ti will summon a lightning orb which will target new enemies and deal an increased lightning damage on them
Tier 4 Skill Tree
- Fire Bolt [1 Point]
Your Wyvern Companion will shoot Firebolts at the enemies and the you will get an increased gun damage. - Friend to Flame [5 Points]
Your companion gets an increased damage. - Storm Breath [1 Point]
Your Wyvern Companion will use its lightning breath attack on the enemies which causes lightning damage and it arcs from from one enemy to the other. During this, you receive less damage.
Tier 5 Skill Tree
- Awe[3 Point]
You get an increased Critical Hit damage after dealing fire damage.
You get an increased Critical hit chance after dealing lightning damage. - Indomitable [5 Points]
If you enter Save your Soul state, you will be able to refill the ward and deal increased lightning damage on the enemies. Although this skill has a long cool.
Tier 6 Skill Tree [Capstone skill]
- Storm Smith [1 Point]
Whenever you activate an Action skill, the Clawbringer can call in elemental bolts that can either deal Lightning Damage or Fire Damage to the nearby enemies.
So this was all about the Clawbringer Skill Tree in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands game.
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Last Updated on March 24, 2022
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