Seraph

Discover Borderlands 2's Seraph rarity! Learn how to get unique pink-colored gear from Seraph Guardians and Vendors, and what to expect from these powerful items.

Alright, let's talk about Seraph gear in Borderlands 2. This is a special kind of loot that first showed up in the Scarlett DLC and then spread to the Torgue, Hammerlock, and Tiny Tina DLCs. Think of it like Unique or Legendary gear – these items are one-of-a-kind, easily spotted by their pink color and that distinctive red flavor text. The cool thing is, they've got some pretty sweet stats, but here's the catch: most of them come with a downside, like maybe a hit to your accuracy or something similar. So, they're powerful, but you gotta be aware of the trade-offs!

Getting your hands on Seraph items isn't as simple as picking them up off the ground from regular enemies. You'll mainly get them in two ways: either as drops from special enemies called Seraph Guardians (these are basically raid bosses), or by visiting Seraph Vendors. To buy from these vendors, you'll need a currency called Seraph Crystals. You can find these vendors in a few key spots: Oasis for the Scarlett DLC, the Badass Crater of Badassitude for Torgue, inside Aegrus Sophisticates’ Lodge in Hunter’s Grotto for Hammerlock, and in Flamerock Refuge for Tiny Tina. You can also snag Seraph Crystals from the slot machine in Tiny Tina’s DLC, or by taking down those Seraph Guardians in UVHM. Just a heads-up, Relics will set you back 50 crystals, while pretty much everything else costs 120 crystals each.

The Seraph Guardians you'll be hunting down are:

• Hyperius the Invincible and Master Gee the Invincible (Scarlett DLC)
• Pete the Invincible (Torgue DLC)
• Voracidous the Invincible (Hammerlock DLC)
• Ancient Dragons of Destruction (Tiny Tina DLC)

Here's a breakdown of some of the Seraph gear you can find: