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Borderlands satires literally everything it touches. From the very first time you hear Ain’t No Rest For The Wicked to every iconic send up of Handsome Jack, Claptrap, or anyone else with a speaking role, to the weapons and half the quests across four games. Everything in Borderlands is a joke, and usually, one aimed at something the player will recognise. I’m not saying the jokes are always good, but they are always jokes.

Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands takes these jokes from the virtual to the tabletop, but not for the first time. Bunkers and Badasses have been around nearly as long as Borderlands itself, appearing in the second game’s Assault on Dragon Keep Expansion. This was a romp through a Dungeons and Dragons inspired world, twisted by Tiny Tina’s chaotic flavour. It was also one of the best expansions, maybe even one of the best experiences in the Borderlands universe, so now we’ve got a whole bunch more.