Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands: How to play the Clawbringer

Become the noble paladin you've always wished for! Alternatively, you might go for the Clawbringer. Isn't it close enough? The Clawbringer is one of the Wonderlands' tougher classes. It has the ability to take a hit and then retaliates with a devastating fury. This glass is dragon-themed, and it grants you dragon skills as well as a wyvern companion for support. If this sounds like the class for you, here's everything you need to know about Tiny Tina's Wonderlands' Clawbringer.

It's preferable to throw your hammer.

Your wyvern companion is your feat as the Clawbringer. You also acquire your magnificent hammer, which is reminiscent of one of the Norse gods (but much bigger). You can choose between two action skills. Cleansing Flames is the first one, and it requires you to slam your hammer down on unsuspecting adversaries. This strike inflicts a lot of AOE fire damage that scales with your ability damage.

Storm Dragon's Judgement, the other action skill, requires you to toss your hammer. This provides lightning melee damage to any foes it comes into contact with, as well as enemies in the area where it lands. You can recall the hammer by pressing your action skill button a second time. This action skill is far superior to the previous one, and it should be equipped as soon as you achieve level seven.

It's all about abilities.

The Clawbringer reigns supreme when it comes to status effect damage. Almost all of their abilities deal with fire or lightning damage. Furthermore, they possess abilities that aid in their fight survivability. Here are a few of their tree's most useful abilities:

Rebuke: Your damage reduction is boosted. Furthermore, every damage dealt with allies is reflected as lightning ability damage to the attacker.

Aura of the Dragon: You and your friends are enveloped by an aura that increases elemental damage.

Save Your Soul instead refills your ward and deals extra lightning damage if you enter Indomitably. The cooldown for this skill is 120 seconds.

Storm Smite: When you use your action skill, you summon elemental bolts that deal damage to your fire and lightning abilities.

Awe: When you deal fire damage, your critical hit damage increases. When you deal with lightning damage, your critical hit probability increases.

Oath of Thunder: Your melee damage is increased by lightning damage.

Strength, dexterity, attunement, and wisdom should all be increased if you plan on playing a Clawbringer. While not all of these attributes are ideal, they will assist the Clawbringer in dealing more damage. If you want to use your action skill more often, increase your attunement. When you get a critical hit, your strength will provide you a lot of extra damage. Critical hits will be more likely if you have dexterity. Last but not least, knowledge boosts your status damage from all lightning and fire strikes.

The best class combinations

If you enjoy the Clawbringer's melee damage, you should consider combining it with the Brrzerker. The combination of these two classes has the potential to wreak havoc on opponents. Swing your massive melee weapon down, whether it's a hammer, sword, or pickaxe, and deliver more damage all around. The Enrage ability helps you deal more frost damage. The melee damage of the Brrzerker class tree is also enhanced, and certain skills even improve your AOE damage.

The Spore Warden is another excellent class to pair with the Clawbringer. The action skill damage and elemental damage are the focus of the Spore Warden's tree. This can result in massive AOE damage, leaving your opponents screaming for mercy. You can also use the mushroom companion to create a damaging companion build that can also deal out a lot of status effects.