Slayer of Terramorphous Gunzerker Class Mod. Slayer of Terramorphous Mechromancer Class Mod. Slayer of Terramorphous Psycho Class Mod. Log in Create account Log in. Borderlands 2 Terramorphous the Invincible.
Categories : Borderlands 2 Enemies Borderlands 2 Bosses. Get back in the fight as soon as possible though, as soon as no single player is alive or in Fight For Your Life in Terra's arena, his health resets to max.
Be quick but be reasonable; if another player is about to die, wait a couple seconds for them to spawn and use the elevator together. Buy ammo if absolutely necessary, but remember his tentacles drop lots of ammo anyway.
Terramorphous is occasionally elementally charged and will resist the element he shows up as; I've seen him as Shock and Fire, not Corrosive yet but I'm not sure. It's best to not bother with elemental guns, he doesn't appear to take Damage Over Time damage and doesn't seem especially weak to anything.
Sirens should spec away from elemental damage. Terramorphous can occasionally be slagged but he usually resists it. When he's slagged it lasts for about one second instead of 8, so don't bother unless your best gun is already slag. Obviously use your best guns. Don't use elemental guns hoping they'll do DOT, but he does seem to take elemental damage normally. There's no particularly fancy strategy here, put a lot of very big bullets into him.
Bring different kinds of guns or you'll run out of ammo. Bring at least one long range gun for the tentacles. Being a Thresher Terra moves a lot and has many relatively small crit spots, so sniping can be trickier, but due to his bulk his crit spots aren't too small. The tentacles he spawns can be annoying, but they're great for Second Winds. Generally it's best to just wound them or ignore them, depending on type, and use them for a Second Wind if someone is knocked out.
Hurting tentacles hurts Terra, too, but unless you're sniping you're likely to miss the tentacle a lot more than Terra itself. Note tentacles drop lots of health and ammo though, so kill some just to keep everyone full of ammo.
Terra drops a lot of whites and greens, a few blues, a couple purples and always drops one orange class mod it's not as good as you might hope , and apparently has a chance to drop other orange weapons.
Unlike Warrior, Terra drops all his loot in a tight circle around where he dies. There's pretty much zero chance his loot will fall off the map or be stuck in his body, making the looting much less frustrating than Warrior or BNK3R.
You can also see all of the items at once, so there's less risk of ninja-looting "oranges? There's no orange guns over here I'd say Terra is easier than Crawmerax, even ignoring The Bee trick, and certainly less frustrating to fight.
His tentacles will rarely kill you unless you fail to evade, as opposed to Craw Maggots which would zip in, kill you, and flee out of range. Getting second winds is easier, and you don't have to worry as much about elemental matches with the minions. The lack of specific weakpoints you have to kill, one by one means it's much easier to hurt Terra; just shoot in his general direction. He soaks up a lot more damage, but it's much easier to hit him. If player respawns are spread out, getting back into the fight isn't quite as long or annoying as the infamous Crawmerax elevator.
Generally he's still extremely hard like Crawmerax, but not frustrating. The only annoying "Crawmerax" thing Terra retains is the instant-kill attacks and knocking players off the map instant kill without a chance to revive! First of all, it appears that despite the level cap increase, Terramorphous has not had his maximum level increased. We were both level 53, and on playthrough 1 Terra spawned at level This likely made things much easier for us. The life-on-hit kept us alive a lot longer than we would have been otherwise.
Mine had a fire elemental, and hers had Shock. They were both level 53, and the damage per shot was astronomical. Finally, you should reach the drop point.
There is a grate you will jump down to which will promptly release you into the arena. Be warned: once you drop into this area, your only ways out are defeating Terramorphous or your own death. This is the arena in which you fight Terramorphous. It is pretty flat with only a few things to hide behind. The horn seen in the picture below is how you summon the creature. After defeating Terramorphous you will come across two chests and a few crates that contain loot, money, and sometimes eridium.
This area is just to the left of the path that brings you to the exit. Borderlands 2 Wiki Guide. Edit this Article. We use cookies to make wikiHow great. By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article Steps. Related Articles. Author Info Last Updated: January 10, Tannis will be waiting to assign new missions.
Make sure your character has acquired at least eight Eridium bars.
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