Tiny Tina's Wonderlands transports players into a game within a game. When not traversing the borderlands, Vault Hunters enjoy a little R&R in the form of D&D knockoff, Bunkers, and Badasses. Within this tabletop RPG brought to life as a looter shooter, players can make the character that best fits their playstyle. Those ice and brutal melee carnage fans should look no further than the Brr-Zerker.
What kind of class is the Brr-Zerker?
The Brr-Zerker is a tremendously strong melee class. Amara players from Borderlands 3 should feel at home with the Brr-Zerker as many skills and builds channel the spirit of the brawny siren. When playing the Brr-Zerker, there are two Action Skills that form the core of the class.
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Dreadwind
The Fatemaker spins, dealing melee damage periodically to nearby enemies based on the Fatemaker's equipped melee weapon, gaining increased movement speed and slow immunity for a duration. The Fatemaker may press the skill button again to cancel this Action Skill and refund a portion of the cooldown, allowing the skill to be used again sooner.
Feral Surge
The Fatemaker leaps towards their target, dealing frost ability damage to all nearby enemies. Any non-boss enemies damaged will be instantly killed if their total HP is below a percentage. If Feral Surge kills an enemy, its cooldown is reset.
How to succeed as the Brr-Zerker
While Dreadwind offers the always fun "spin to win" method of combat, Feral Wind is a great way to move quickly through packs of enemies already weakened through gunplay and frost abilities. Paired with traits like Ancestral Frost, which increases frost damage, Ice Breaker, which deals more damage against slowed and frozen enemies, and Blast Chill, which creates frost novas with melee damage and the Brr-Zerker would make Sub-Zero envious.
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