Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands: How skill trees work

Borderlands: Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is the latest installment in Gearbox's Borderlands series. Tiny Tina stars in it as she runs a Dungeons & Dragons-inspired campaign once more. Wonderlands delve considerably deeper down the RPG hole than her main DLC, Assault on Dragonkeep. The skill tree structure is explained in detail in this guide.

The new skill tree system.

The character creation and class system in Wonderlands are robust. Each class has its own skill tree, which symbolizes its own set of mechanics and abilities. There are a few distinctions between the new skill tree and the previous Borderlands games.

Each class has two unique action skills as well as a passive feature. The Graveborn class has a Demi-Lich companion as a specialized trait, as you can see above. The two distinct action skills are listed underneath that attribute. However, only one of these skills can be equipped at a time. Several passive abilities are active at all times in the rest of the talent tree. There will be an activation requirement for some skills. In Wonderlands, the maximum level is 40. You won't be able to max out a skill tree at peak level, therefore careful build consideration is essential, as certain skills will be lost.

Once the main tale has been completed, you will be able to respec a skill tree. Take a close look at each skill before investing, as you'll be stuck with them for a long time.