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Of course, if you want to get legendary gear in the Legend of the Stone Demon DLC, you can do so by completing the Vault Card, but you can also do it by defeating bosses. One such boss you can choose from is Chiselbella.
Let’s break down where you can find Chiselbella in the second Borderlands 4 bounty pack, and all the legendary drops this boss has.
This is Chiselbella’s place
Each of the optional bosses in the Legend of the Stone Demon DLC for Borderlands 4 is hidden inside a large mine, and you’ll need to go a little out of your way if you want to fight them. While navigating this mine, Chiselbella will be the first of the bosses you may encounter.
After arriving at the Demonhold fast travel station, you’ll want to follow the northeast path into the mine until you enter the main room. From here, jump to the northwest corner of the room.
You should notice a large waterfall in the upper part of the area. If you go through this waterfall, it will lead you down the northern path to another large room.
In this second room, go up the rocks to the north and continue down the path ahead. This will lead you to the area outside the boss room, where you can jump to fight Chiselbella.
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Chiselbella Drops
There are two dedicated drops Chiselbella has in her loot pool. The following:
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Name |
Object Type |
Power |
|---|---|---|
|
Mercurial |
Submachine Gun |
Fleet Footed – Increases damage based on the player’s movement speed. |
|
Bubbles |
Assault Rifle |
Squeaky Clean – The assault rifle shoots critical bubbles instead of regular bullets. |
The first weapon dropped by Chiselbella is the Mercurious SMG. This weapon scales its damage based on your movement speed, which makes it great for those playing as Rafa, as he can get a huge increase in his movement speed.
You can also combine this weapon with Risky Boots Firmware to get higher movement speed and more damage. Another weapon is the Bubbles Assault Rifle.
Instead of firing normal bullets, this weapon fires critical bubbles, making it a unique legend to use during combat.
Tips for Fighting Chiselbella
Chiselbella is an annoying boss and is up there with bosses like Sludgemaw and Axemaul for being the most boring in the game. This is because Chiselbella is constantly moving while on the field, making it difficult to pin.
When you enter the boss arena, you’ll notice that Chiselbella has a large spike on her back. This is similar to the other bosses in this DLC, and before you can deal damage to Chiselbella, you will need to destroy the crystals.
There are five groups of crystals, two in front of the boss, two in the back, and one in the tail. Once everything is destroyed, you have to use the basic fire weapon to take down the boss as the health bar is red.
If you need a boost during combat, many small enemies are always roaming around the arena. These enemies are easy to kill and may be needed if the boss turns out to be in a lot of pain.
- Released
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September 12, 2025
- The ESRB
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Mature 17+ / Blood and Gore, Strong Violence, Sexual Themes, Strong Language, In-Game Purchases, User Interaction
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