Dying once against Chums means you’re out for the count and have to replay the dungeon. Verily, what’s got me interested in taking on Chums is it’s an iron man situation.
Namely some of Border… er, Wonderlands’ neverending types of weapons and gear. Taking on Mirrors of Mystery earns you Lost Souls to spend on the Wheel of Fate in Dreamveil Overlook, so remember: points win prizes. Your Fatemaker will need to journey to Brighthoof on the Overworld and find Dreamveil Overlook to access the first of presumably four Mirrors of Mystery operated by Vesper. Other enemies in the dungeon start at level 13 and scale with your Fatemaker’s level from there. You’ll need to defeat Chums’ previous form to experience the next whenever you take him on. 2K notes the dates and times may still change. There are four forms to Chums, planned to drop at 5:30pm BST / 9.30am PDT on April 21st and 28th, then May 5th and – his final form – on May 12th. So riled up, in fact, that he’s going to metamorphose into increasingly nasty forms over the first few weeks after release. Chums has been trapped inside the monstrous body of a seawarg for centuries and he’s a bit narked about it, the old lad. Not quite as intimidating as Cthulhu or Dagon, but okay. That’s just two days before Shakespeare’s birthday – surely a sign of a quality narrative?įorsooth, Coiled Captors is actually a replayable dungeon with an elder god for a boss named, erm, Chums.
2K and Gearbox Software have announced the first of four DLC additions to their obligatorily zany shooter Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Coiled Captors, and it’s out on April 21st.
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