Bounty Pack 4 detailed and Story Pack 2 teased in latest Gearbox DevCast

Bounty Pack 4: Murders and Acquisitions

Levaine, leader of the Electi, has been contacted by an unlikely group of potential allies: The Flock, a commune of pacifist Rippers who gave up violent slaughter for chill vibes. They've made camp in a polluted desert canyon known as the Toxic Scowl, but now their buzz is being harshed by The Blasphemers, an aggressive group of Rippers who have taken over a nearby Order facility.

In this all-new repeatable mission, help Levaine settle the score between these feuding factions and secure some powerful Order tech in the process. Along with a colorful cast of unconventional Rippers, you'll have to contend with legions of bandits who are even more berserk than usual after having licked copious amounts of contaminated salt.

As Kyle discussed in the Gearbox DevCast, the narrative content of Bounty Pack 4: Murders and Acquisitions plays with some fun A-or-B choices that can result in different dialogue and altered combat encounters. There won't be any full-blown branching storylines, but you can get a kick out of replaying the mission to try out different choices and fight your way through the outcomes, including aid from different allies during the final boss fight.

When Bounty Pack 4: Murders and Acquisitions debuts on July 30, players who own it can access this new mission after the first encounter with Levaine in Carcadia Burn during the main campaign. Completing the mission will unlock a Vault Hunter Skin usable by all Vault Hunters, a Vehicle, and an ECHO-4 Drone Skin. In addition, you can farm a new boss and three new mini-bosses in the Toxic Scowl for a new Pearlescent weapon and six new pieces of Legendary loot!

• 1 new Pearlescent weapon:
  • PRISM (Jakobs Sniper Rifle)
• 6 new pieces of Legendary gear:
  • Silver Sliver (Daedalus Pistol)
  • Overconsumption (Tediore Pistol)
  • Plump Bob (Ripper Shotgun)
  • Hydrowerks (Torgue Shield)
  • Oxidation (Vladof Repkit)
  • Loiter Sploiter (Torgue Heavy Weapon Ordnance)

Bounty Pack 4: Vault Card 4

While Bounty Pack 4: Murders and Acquisitions represents the new narrative-focused content, Bounty Pack 4: Vault Card 4 lets you earn new desert-chic rewards through gameplay, with 24 cosmetic items and four pieces of rerollable gear to unlock! Here's the full rundown of the new Vault Card's unlocks:

• 4 rerollable pieces of Legendary gear:
  • Divided Glow (Order Assault Rifle)
  • Eradication (Vladof Assault Rifle)
  • Stealth & Seek (Maliwan Sniper Rifle)
  • Pressure Kettle (Daedalus Grenade Ordnance)
• 1 Unique Head for each base game Vault Hunter
• 4 Vault Hunter Skins usable by all Vault Hunters
• 5 Weapon Skins
• 5 Vehicle Skins
• 4 ECHO-4 Drone Skins
• 2 ECHO-4 Attachments

Playing Borderlands 4 with a Vault Card active gives you more loot and XP via Daily and Weekly Challenges, and can be leveled up at your own pace (no time limits or expiring rewards). Once you own a Bounty Pack's Vault Card, you can activate that Vault Card via the Vault Card screen in your ECHO menu. Vault Card progression works just like leveling up: it's all driven by how much XP you're gaining. By exploring Kairos, killing enemies, and completing quests, you'll fill up your Vault Card progression in addition to your regular XP!

Story Pack 2: FL4K and the Last Resort

FL4K is back! Ahead of its September 10 launch, we shared a teaser for Story Pack 2: FL4K and the Last Resort, with the unmatched beastmaster continuing The Hunt on Kairos and tracking down their missing skag companion Mr. Chew. Their pursuit has led to a volcanic, overgrown resort on a lush jungle island, which just so happens to be where the Tediore corporation is beginning the early stages of a covert invasion.

Just like how Amara and Zane feature heavily in Borderlands 4's main campaign, FL4K was a playable Vault Hunter in Borderlands 3 who's making their triumphant return on Kairos as the focal-point NPC of this new narrative content. You'll have to wait and see how FL4K has changed in the years since we last saw them, beyond the animal skull and feathers they've added to their hunting attire.

We'll share more about Story Pack 2: FL4K and the Last Resort in a future episode of the Gearbox DevCast, so make sure you stay tuned. And in case you missed it, here's the teaser for Loveless the Hacker that we shared during the previous ep:

As a quick refresher, owning Borderlands 4 Super Deluxe Edition gets you all of the content from the Bounty Pack Bundle (Bounty Packs 2, 3, 4, and 5) and Vault Hunter Pack (Story Packs 1 and 2), while Borderlands 4 Deluxe Edition gets you the Bounty Pack Bundle. Bounty Packs 4 and 5 and Story Pack 2 are all split into two parts that will be available for individual purchase.

The next stop on our content roadmap is the debut of Bounty Pack 4: Murders and Acquisitions and Vault Card 4 on July 30. We'll see you in the Toxic Scowl, Vault Hunters!

*Bounty Pack 4 DLC has two parts: a repeatable mission in Murders and Acquisitions, and rewards earned through gameplay with Vault Card 4. This content is included with the Borderlands 4 Bounty Pack Bundle, Borderlands 4 Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, and is also available for separate purchase. Base game required. 

**Story Pack 2: FL4K and the Last Resort and Loveless the Hacker DLC are included with the Borderlands 4 Vault Hunter Pack, Borderlands 4 Super Deluxe Edition, and will also be available for separate purchase. Base game required. 

***Bounty Pack 5 DLC is included with the Borderlands 4 Bounty Pack Bundle, Borderlands 4 Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, and will also be available for separate purchase. Base game required.