'Tiny Tina's Wonderlands': Best Dual Class Setups

Players in “Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands” can spec their hard-earned points into two different classes, which can result in some interesting and very powerful combinations down the road.

The multiclass system is a fun new way to experiment with the multiple character classes players can pick in “Wonderlands.” Here are some of the best ones that players have found so far.

Stabbomancer/Brr-zerker

The Stabbomancer’s high melee burst damage pairs extremely well with the Brr-Zerker’s crowd control, staying power and other melee-related buffs. As such, this combo is the go-to option for players who want to make a melee-oriented build.

Slice and dice through hordes of enemies with increased melee damage, swing speed and on-hit effects using the Stabbomancer’s passives supported by the Brr-Zerker’s added tankiness and Frost Nova effect.

Graveborn/Spore Warden

This class combo focuses on buffing pet damage via the Graveborn and Spore Warden’s passive abilities. It also gives players at least two companions active at all times, one being a Demi-Lich and the other a Mushroom Companion, with the potential to have even more depending on how the character is built.

Take note that anything that buffs the player’s damage will also translate to their pets, which could result in some extreme damage numbers by the late game when buffs are active.

Clawbringer/Brr-Zerker

Much like the Stabbomancer combo above, this one is a melee-oriented class setup. However, this combo focuses more on using the Brr-Zerker‘s ability to control crowds while dealing damage with the Clawbringer’s abilities.

Players will still have to rely on their guns for this class setup, though. SMGs and shotguns are highly recommended.

Spellshot/Spore Warden

The Spore Warden’s pet mushrooms can take much of the enemy aggro away from players, which can be very beneficial for Glass Cannon Spellshots. With the breathing room that the mushrooms allow, players can focus on unloading all of their damage without having to worry about getting hit back.

Apart from the mushrooms, the Spore Warden also has a number of weapon-related skills that can greatly improve DPS output. Pair these with the Spellshot’s ability to reload all weapons upon getting a kill, and players can bulldoze even the toughest of late-game encounters.