Special Effect: Won't Always Consume Ammo Man, that'd be sweet, if not a tad grizzly. A shotgun that fires saw blades at whatever you point it and then the saw blades explode? Oh hell yeah! With a name like The Boring Gun, it does lead me to wonder if that will be part of its special feature, perhaps when you unleash the saw blades of doom they penetrate the flesh of your target before burrowing their way deep inside them and then blowing up. A shotgun that fires saw blades at whatever you point it at? Oh yeah. This sounds like it's going to be pretty bad-ass if truth be told. Special Effect: Fires Exploding Saw Blades Still, it doesn't mean that I can't give it a damn good try. To be quite frank, if I could get through the whole game only using this weapon, then I would, but it isn't designed like that, unfortunately. It has such a ridiculous burst fire rate of +10,000%, as well as a +150% to your melee, and a stupidly high knockback rate that it's almost impossible not to look at this shotgun with a certain sense of awe. Where I may not have been a fan of the Sickle Shotgun in the previous entry, I adore Sledge's Shotgun. Special Effect: High Burst Fire, High Melee Damage, High Knockback I was never really a fan of the Sickle Gun from the other versions of the game, and this one is just going to be more of the same. Special Effect: It's A Sickle Gun, You Should All Know What They Do By Now Just shoot and hit reload and all your problems should, theoretically, get blown away. It also spawns a gun turret version of itself when you reload which means it will come in very handy if you find yourself swamped. I'm not sure yet if it does it at the same time or if it alternates between the two but either way that's going to be a useful little toy to play with. The Polybius is another brand new shotgun for Borderlands 3 that fires four shots in horizontal and vertical lines. Special Effect: Four Shots Fired In Both Vertical And Horizontal Now, if they only made a shotgun that did the same thing while strafing, then I'd be set for life. Seriously, if you're into bouncing like a rubber ball, then Nimble Jack will be the shotgun for you, as jumping improves its accuracy. Named after the jumping challenge in the Shock Drop Slaughter Pit, which was pre-order DLC for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Nimble Jack is going to be useful for those of you that like to spend most of their gaming time off the ground. Special Effect: Better Accuracy When Jumping Tag Line: Jack Be Nimble, Jack Be Quick, Jack Jumps And Kills Lunatics The Community Spreadsheet is filled with all sorts of useful information about the bosses, and is well worth a read if you are enjoying the game. This info was collected by many members of the Remnant: From The Ashes community, and collected together in the Community Spreadsheet. The Ravager - play the lullaby to cause the boss to sleep.Blue will get you a gun, red will get you a spear. Totem Father - Interact with the Totem before the boss area.Ixillus - defeat both bosses at the same time so that one of them cannot go into an Enraged state.When he finally falls over from the leg shots, run behind him and interact with is back to get a weapon. Harrow - shoot the legs repeatedly to stagger him.Claviger - defeat him before he can absorb any other enemies.Maul (The Pack) - Shoot the Caster in the head, this will cause the boss to target him.You can also trade a Pocket Watch before the fight if you have one. Brabus - you can kill a friend if you are in coop mode to get a new trait.Singe - Destroy the tail before it dies.
Remnant: From the Ashes - Alternative Boss Kill Guide Earth In this guide we will run through the currently know alternative boss kill methods, and any hidden mechanics. If you pull it off, you will get both the alternative item, and the standard item for the kill. Some of the bosses in Remnant: From The Ashes have hidden mechanics, or a special method to kill them, that can get you alternative loot.
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