Borderlands 3 Guns, Love, and Tentacles The Marriage of Wainwright & Hammerlock Named Enemies Locations
In Borderlands 3 you will spend you time exploring a number of new locations while fighting various new enemies. Like any new expansion you will face off against new bosses, and also have the opportunity to spawn rare enemies. To help you find these rare enemies check out the Guns, Love, and Tentacles The Marriage of Wainwright & Hammerlock Named Enemies Locations guide below.
Note: If enemies do not spawn at the locations below, save quit and reload to reload the area (hopefully with the named spawns).
Cursehaven Named Enemy Spawn Location
The first location you can encounter a special named enemy is Cursehaven. This location is the second area you visit in the DLC. To find this rare spawn you need to head to the Lantern’s Hook area. Here you have the chance of running into the named enemy called Amach.
The Cankerwood Named Enemy Spawn Location
The second location you can encounter a special named enemy is The Cankerwood area. You visit this area with Hammerlock after Wainwright falls ill. The enemy you can encounter in this area is called Fungal Gorger. It spawns on a ledge next to an echo and a chest at the spot marked on the map above.
Negul Neshai Named Enemy Locations
The next two named enemies can be found in the second to last area of the DLC called Negul Neshai. These named enemies have the chance of spawning in the areas: just after the entrance and next to the large cannon you fire during the main story. The two named enemies are:
- Shiverous the Unscathed: Large flying dragon that can be found at the area marked with 1. Look to the skies to find this enemy possibly spawned.
- Voltborn: Can be found near the large cannon you fire during the main story. It spawns in the area where you get one of the fuses.
There is an achievement tied to defeating these named enemies. If you don’t care about achievements these enemies are also farm-able, meaning you can farm them for weapons and items if you so desire.
