This is a quick guide to help you beat the boss in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. If you’re curious about this game, check out our review of it and other great games on Xbox One
Following the Emotion of the Ocean mission in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, you’re on the lookout for a pirate captain called LeChance in the Wargtooth Shallows. He won’t emerge until the conclusion of the level, and although he isn’t the most difficult boss, some of his attacks are more powerful than they look.
Here’s all you need to know to push LeChance even farther into the abyss.
In Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, how can you beat LeChance?
LeChance has four attacks in total, but one of his ranged assaults is a bit more difficult than the others you’ve seen thus far.
You may avoid his attacks by taking a light step to one side, as you do with other humanoid bosses, but the anchor toss will take a few more steps.
Anchor Throw into Cannon Fire (Attack 1)
After a brief pause, LeChance reaches behind him and takes out a little, rusted anchor, which he tosses at you. To regularly evade it, strafe to one side as he begins the throw motion and then strafe to the other side when he completes it.
Move away from where the anchor falls, whether he strikes you or not, since the region immediately surrounding the anchor will be subjected to around five seconds of cannon fire.
Through your Ward, the anchor’s damage will take off around 90% of your health, and the AoE death from above will finish you out. There aren’t many mobs in this battle either, so it’s a risky proposition.
Purple Energy Ball (Attack 2)
This is the same attack used by Zomboss. It causes a lot of damage and has a small AoE where it falls, same like the anchor, however there’s no extra cannon fire with this strike.
He’ll draw back as if throwing a baseball, then hurl a tiny, purple ball of energy towards you. If you notice it coming, move to the side but keep moving so you don’t get trapped in the lingering hitbox.
Sword Swing and Kick are the third and fourth attacks, respectively.
LeChance spends his time running you down and swinging his cutlass at you or attempting to kick you if he isn’t hurling stuff at you. Both attacks have the same effect: they do some damage. The kick has some knockback, while the sword swing brings nothing new to the universe of swords and swinging. You can easily avoid both by taking a few steps back.
It’s now just a matter of doing as much damage as possible and defeating LeChance. For a long time, there won’t be another boss like him; they’ll all be more like Banshee. In our Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands guides center, we talk about her and more.
