2K and Gearbox have announced that Shattering Spectreglass, the fourth DLC for Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands has arrived now and brings with it new beasts to slay, new spells to cast and a new evil voice.

One of the big new additions to this update is the inclusion of the Blightcaller, a new playable character class, who is known for wielding the smells and worse from swamps, as well as being able to summon up Plaguestorms.

Blightcallers are adept at dealing elemental damage, particularly Poison, and get further boosts to their elemental damage whenever they apply a Status Effect thanks to their Class Feat, Whisper of Rot.

With this additional class, you can now include the Blightcaller into your multiclass build, if you desire, or start a new character with that class and then use another, there are endless choices to make. The full details on what makes the Blightcaller, well all Blightcaller-y… can be found here.

One of the more evil inclusion in the update is the addition of a new option for character creation, specifically a new evil voice. Called The Grim, this voice is described as one of delightful doom-and-gloom, which should make interactions with the other characters more entertaining.

In addition to the new voice option, you can further tweak your starting stats when creating a new Fatemaker thanks to four fresh backstories to choose from: Nerfed by the Bunkermaster, Clownblood, Apprentice Barnacle Scraper, and Street Urchin Success Story.

Shattering Spectreglass is the fourth Mirror of Mystery, offering a window into Vesper's memories which are plagued by visions of Redmourne the Trivern. This mighty beast can grow multiple heads and feeds on fear, siphoning his power from lost souls. Bringing down this winged behemoth once and for all is the only way to help Vesper escape her past.

As with the other Mirrors of Mystery, Shattering Spectreglass also gives you a chance to face a more difficult dungeon and farm higher-tier loot to help you complete the main story.

Vesper and her Mirrors of Mystery are located in the Dreamveil Overlook, just outside of Brighthoof in the Overworld. Taking Redmourne out of the sky will be easier said than done. Even if you manage to avoid getting chomped by his multiple mouths—including a toothy maw on his chest that's perpetually twisted into a tortured grimace—you're still in danger of being thrashed by his tail, claws, and wings, or blasted by his multiple types of elemental breath. Redmourne may only have one head when you first encounter him, but more will spring forth in his subsequent forms in order to roast, zap, and generally obliterate you.

For more details, including loot information, check out the full blog post. The expansion is included within the Season Pass, which is available to buy now if you don’t already own it.