Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Trophy Guide & Roadmap

To reach Level 40, simply play through the main story, do all side quests, play Chaos Rank Trials after the story.

If you do the side quests as they appear you should finish the story at level 30-40. For the remaining level-ups play the Chaos Rank Trials (unlocked after story). You must finish all side quests and reach Chaos Rank 20 for other trophies anyway. You will automatically reach Level 40 while working on those other trophies, no need to specifically grind for XP.

You can speed it up by restoring the purple shrine in the overworld (Shrine of Grindanna), it gives a permanent +10% XP gain.

This is for completing a series of 3 Side Quests (the first one is needed to access “Goblins Tired of Forced Oppression”). The questline is started in the Overworld.

• Working Blueprint
• Goblins Tired of Forced Oppression
• The Slayer of Vorcanar

• Walk the Stalk

This is for completing 1 Side Quests, started in the Overworld:

• The Trial of Crooked-Eye Phil

This is for completing 1 Side Quests, started in the Overworld:

• The Ditcher

For a list of all side quests and walkthroughs for each one, see the following:

» Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands All Side Quests Walkthrough

You can do this by yourself if you have a 2nd controller:

1. While in-game open the pause menu, in the bottom right it will say “Split Screen: Add controller, press to join”.
2. With a 2nd controller press the PS-Button  , you need to sign in with another user profile on the console (if you don’t have a 2nd user you must create one first in the PlayStation bootup login screen, or in the console settings under Users and Accounts).
3. After the 2nd controller is signed into another user profile, press with 2nd controller to join and you’ll get the popup “Splitscreen Join”.
4. You will now enter Splitscreen with both controllers. If your 2nd account hasn’t created a character yet you will be prompted to create one, do so and you’re ready to go! It will spawn you in the same place as the 1st controller user.

Now simply have your health depleted with the 2nd controller player and use the 1st controller to revive. You can also do the trophy for trading with another player in the same way!

The easiest option is to damage a badass or main boss until they are about to die in a few more hits. Then initially let yourself get downed and quickly kill the boss.

This trophy is completely luck-based, it’s pure luck when a legendary will drop and whether it will have the enchanted effect or not. As you level up and increase your Chaos Rank (after story) the droprates for legendaries will improve. You will quite certainly find such an item while working towards Chaos Level 20 for Controlled Chaos. Legendaries drop more regularly during higher rank Chaos Trials. If you are lucky you can already get one to drop during the story.

Here’s what an Enchanted Legendary Item looks like (yellow item name and yellow “Enchanted” in description):

See trophy  Goldionaire.

This may sound like a lot, but after reaching Level 40 and increasing your Chaos Rank it’s really not that much. Level 40 items sell for a lot more money and enemies drop a lot more. The higher your level, the more money drops you receive.

You will quite easily reach 1 Million gold while playing through the 20 Chaos Trials for  Controlled Chaos in the endgame after the story.

You can also dupe your gold with a 2nd controller in offline splitscreen, see this guide for instructions:

» Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands – How to Dupe Infinite Money & Items

This is an incredibly high amount that you won’t reach through normal gameplay. To get this much money you will have to dupe (duplicate) it, either using a 2nd controller in offline splitscreen or with a friend in co-op if you don’t have a 2nd controller. See this how to dupe that much money quickly:

» Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands – How to Dupe Infinite Money & Items

The upgrades are bought in the forge at Brighthoof (Hub City), from the chest to the left of the smith:

Pistol SDU (10,934,500):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000

Shotgun SDU (10,934,500):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000

SMG SDU (10,934,500):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000

Assault Rifle SDU (10,934,500):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000

Sniper Rifle SDU (30,617,000):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000
11. 5,467,500
12. 6,561,000
13. 7,654,500

Heavy SDU (30,617,000):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000
11. 5,467,500
12. 6,561,000
13. 7,654,500

Backpack SDU (30,617,000):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000
11. 5,467,500
12. 6,561,000
13. 7,654,500

Bank SDU (167,304,000):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000
9. 3,280,500
10. 4,374,000
11. 5,467,500
12. 6,561,000
13. 7,654,500
14. 8,748,000
15. 9,841,500
16. 10,935,000
17. 12,028,500
18. 13,122,000
19. 14,215,500
20. 15,309,000
21. 16,402,500
22. 17,496,000
23. 18,589,500

Lost Loot SDU (3,280,000):

1. 1000
2. 3000
3. 9,000
4. 27,000
5. 81,000
6. 243,000
7. 729,000
8. 2,187,000

You can do this by yourself if you have a 2nd controller:

1. While in-game open the pause menu, in the bottom right it will say “Split Screen: Add controller, press to join”.
2. With a 2nd controller press the PS-Button  , you need to sign in with another user profile on the console (if you don’t have a 2nd user you must create one first in the PlayStation bootup login screen, or in the console settings under Users and Accounts).
3. After the 2nd controller is signed into another user profile, press with 2nd controller to join and you’ll get the popup “Splitscreen Join”.
4. You will now enter Splitscreen with both controllers. If your 2nd account hasn’t created a character yet you will be prompted to create one, do so and you’re ready to go! It will spawn you in the same place as the 1st controller user.

Now simply approach the other character and hold to send a trade request, the other player/controller must hold touchpad to accept the request. Now simply add any item (or 1 money) to the trade offer menu. Then both players must click “trade” at the bottom, then it takes a few seconds for the trade to complete and the trophy will pop.

Loot Luck is one of the passive character attributes. You can check your Loot Luck by going to Skills Menu > press to open Hero Points (Attributes) > scroll to “Loot Luck” at the top:

There is “Base Loot Luck” and Multipliers that give you a boost to overall Loot Luck. This stat decides how likely you are to get higher-grade gear drops (purple and yellow rarity).

The easiest way to increase Base Loot Luck is to play through all 20 Chaos Trials for  Controlled Chaos. You get a boost to your Base Loot Luck (about +100) for each finished Chaos Trial. You also get increases from other completion tasks, after having done the story and all side quests you should have around 1000 Loot Luck just from that. Then do the Chaos Trials to rank it up more.

To increase the multipliers:

• Chaos Loot Luck Multiplier: Each Chaos Level further gives you a +4% Multiplier to overall Loot Luck
• Lucky Dice Loot Luck Multiplier: Interact with the Lucky Dice you find. It’s not necessary to find any of them at all to get the trophy, you could completely ignore all dice and still get the trophy automatically while doing Chaos Trials. Just pick up which Dice you find through natural gameplay on your own.
• Myth Level Loot Luck Multiplier: After reaching Player Level 40 you keep gaining Myth Ranks, you can invest those level-ups into additional Loot Luck %. Put all your Myth Ranks into that until the trophy unlocks.
• Restore the Red Shrine in the north of the Overworld, in the desert area, for a permanent +10% Loot Luck increase (Aaron G Shrine). The Shrine pieces are found in the desert area around the shrine and get marked by green crystal icons on the Overworld Map, found in the dungeons/ruins around the desert.

No particular multiplier is absolutely mandatory but you can combine all these to get to 3000 Loot Luck quicker.

You will get to Loot Luck 3000 automatically while doing all other trophies, in particular while finishing Chaos Level 20. So don’t worry about this one too much, it will likely come without even trying. Just remember to put your Myth Ranks into increased Loot Luck after reaching Level 40.

An easy one is found in the Overworld, follow the path opposite Queen’s Gate entrance. Melee the tree branches that are in the way to find the scroll behind.

Simply use this machine on any item to pop the trophy. It requires Moon Orbs (endgame currency), you get a bunch of them automatically during the Epilogue.

Another Enchantment Reroller machine is found in The Chamber of Chaos, which you also reach during the Epilogue.

The Chaos Chamber (Chaos Levels) are unlocked after the story. After finishing the story you will get a new main quest marker for the Epilogue. Follow those Epilogue quest markers and you will be led to the Chaos Chamber in Brighthoof. You are then given a quick tutorial of how the Chaos Chambers work.

They are a long series of randomized rooms filled with randomized enemies. At the end of each room you can pick between two portals that will decide the reward of the next room. At the end there’s always a boss, after the boss you come to a reward room where you can trade in the crystals you gained for item categories of your choice. After this the Chaos Trial will finish. By default you have 3 lives for the entire trial, but you can buy more throughout the trial.

To increase your Chaos Level you must talk to Dragon Lord inside The Chamber of Chaos and select the Chaos Trial. Win the Chaos Trial (survive all rooms and beat the boss at the end). Chaos  Trial is the only type of trial that increases your Chaos Rank.

Do NOT play the Featured Run / Normal Run / Extended Run. Those do NOT increase your Chaos Level!

You have to beat 20 Chaos Trials from start to finish to reach Chaos Level 20. If you run out of lives you must restart a new Chaos Trial. This is basically the endgame grind. In the beginning you can do a run in 20-30 minutes, but the enemies get harder with each level and later it will take 30-40+ minutes per run (solo). Let’s assume an average of 30 minutes per run x 20 runs = 600 minutes (10 hours), assuming you don’t need to ever retry any trials.

Chaos Trial Tips:

• Play on Easy difficulty (Menu > Options > Gameplay > Difficulty = Relaxed). Solo this can still be challenging but it helps to deal more damage and receive less damage.
• Playing Spellshot + Spore Warden classes is recommended. The Spellshot has an active skill to dual-wield magic, which can be very powerful. You can also never run out of magic (unlike weapon ammo).
• At the end of each room you can pick a portal, it shows the reward before picking it. It’s easiest to go for ones with the horse icon, it gives you a skill buff. The one with blue chest is also good, it sometimes brings you to a room with lots of blessing statues that you can purchase for orbs. So ideally stick to those two types of portals. If neither is available go for the golden chest portal.
• Avoid the portals with the demon face, those make you choose between 2 curses which makes the run harder.
• Never pick the Hard or Medium curse! In the first room you always have to pick a curse, always go for the easy one if available. If it only has Medium and Hard curse go for Medium. Hard curse has negative effects like releasing spirits from killed enemies that instant kill you when they touch you. Medium includes things like releasing frost orbs from killed enemies that constantly damage you until they are destroyed. The easy curses don’t have as negative effects.
• After clearing a room you can walk around to check for purple icons on the minimap, those are blessings you can purchase.
• For an easier time spend all your orbs on blessings instead of keeping them for weapons (beast are: receive less damage, increase ward, deal more weapon damage, deal more crit damage, extra life). However, you want to build up some good gear first. After hitting level 40 do a few runs where you focus mostly on the golden/blue chest portals to get lots of orbs to spend in the reward room at the end. You can easily get 1000 orbs by the end if you don’t buy too many blessings, thus you can get 4 items of each category you want (it costs 500 per category to get a few guaranteed purple drops). Good weapon categories are generally SMG and Pistols because they deal the most damage per second. A good loadout is crucial.
• What boss you get at the end is random but they are bosses from story and side quests so you should know them already. The worst one to get is Dragon Lord because he has the most health and can kill you in a single combo and you have to watch out not to fall off the platform. If you die from the boss simply start a new run and it should change the trial and give you a different boss next time. Some bosses are vastly easier than others, it’s just complete luck.
• Repair the golden Overworld Shrine for +10% Crit Damage permanent buff (Shrine of Throatus Punchus).
• If you have trouble solo, play in co-op instead. It’s easier with a good team.

Boss Tips:

Below are videos for the story bosses that can also spawn in the Chaos Trials and some tips.

• Hardest ones are Wastard (called Son of a Witch during the Trial) & Dragon Lord.
• Wastard (Son of a Witch) is the one that has a blue ward shield and summons a dragon pet that recharges his shield. Always carry some Sigil Spells with you that deal lightning damage. Place these around him, he stays in the same spot for a while and it drains his shield fast and damages his pet dragon quickly. As soon as the dragon spawns shoot the main boss with a weapon that deals explosive damage / splash damage to hurt both the dragon and the boss (any variant of the pistol “Lewdite of Blastoff” works well, just draw the pistols in the reward room of trials to get one – for Sigil Spells check all vending machines using fast travel between maps). A fast-firing explosive weapon in combo with Sigils will kill the dragon quickly while also keeping the bosses shield damage. Especially playing as a Spellshot you can place 2 Sigil Spells at the same time, preferably both dealing electric damage, to take out his shield super quick. When his red health bar shows you switch to a fire weapon to cause burn damage which is good against flesh.
• Dragon Lord is the longest fight, having 5 health bars and a huge dragon companion in his last phase. First thing; don’t fall of the ledges around the arena, it would instant kill you and lose you a life and you gotta redo the entire fight. When he uses the purple crystals to cast purple goo on the floor, destroy those crystals quickly. Stepping in the purple goo deals health damage directly and ignores your Ward, can kill you very quick. When he summons purple ghost dragons running at you, either jump over their wings to not take damage, or quickly kill one with a sufficiently-leveled weapon to create a gap where you won’t get hit (pistols or anything dealing explosive splash damage works well). For most of the fight you want to stay crouched to dodge his purple projectiles, if you get hit by a few in a row you will get downed. While crouched they cannot hit you. Later he starts jumping at you, before he hits the ground you want to jump yourself to avoid the damage from the impact of his landing. When he spawns his big dragon companion you must alternate between damaging the boss and the big dragon, whichever is not guarded by the yellow shield. At this stage it’s easy to run out of mobs to kill in case you get downed, so try to keep at least one or two of those alive to save yourself if you go down. Again, playing Spellshot is easiest here so you can instantly restore your entire ward in 5 seconds by reloading a fast-reloading pistol 10 times in a row (Mage Armor skill that instantly restores 10% Ward per Reload, together with the 40% faster reload you can reload quick pistols every 0.5s). This way you can just run in circles, spam reload after a single shot to keep your shield maxed out at all times, then spam dual-wielded spells at the boss or dragon when your spells recharged. Rinse and repeat, takes a while but it’s safe and easy and keeps your shield full.

Recommended Build (Chaos Level 20 Solo):

• Classes: Spellshot/Spore Warden
• Skill Tree: See image below
  
• Hero Stats: See image below
  
• Myth Ranks: See image below
  
• Weapons: Keep drawing legendary pistols from the rewards room in previous trial runs. Try to get some good legendary pistols. I used “Infuriating Queen’s Cry of the Citadel” which shoots ice and summons falling ice showers from the sky for free, but getting this weapon is obviously random. Use whatever weapon you personally get that kills enemies the fastest while also conserving ammo decently well.
  
• Spells: Dual Wield two “Ice Spike” spells, casting them with + at same time to instant kill any non-boss enemy. Deals huge damage with this build (any form this spell that does the highest damage, e.g. “Triple Ice Spike” variant or the normal “Ice Spike” variant). Can buy it by fast traveling between vending machines or get lucky with drops in previous Chaos runs.
  
• Rings: 2 Rings that increase Gun Damage by 15% each (so +30% total). Alternatively, can use ones that increase Spell Damage 15% each. Try to get ones that also buff your weapon damage type or spell damage type (I used exclusively Ice Spells + Ice Pistol Weapon, so I went for items that gave bonuses to ice damage and pistols).
  
• Amulet: Anything that increases Spellshot power at least 25%. Makes your Spellweavings much stronger. I had +55% Spellshot Power total.
  
• Shield: Whatever has the highest Capacity, the delay/recharge rate doesn’t matter. Mine had 5729 base capacity.
  
• Class Armor: Anything that gives at least +30% Spellshot Power and +15% Spore Warden Power. You want to get to at least over 50% Spellshot Power total, viewed in Hero Stats (more is better).
  
• Try to have all gear slots filled with Level 40 gear. Enchant any non-enchanted gear (enchanting machine in Chaos Chamber).