How to Get Seraph Crystals in Borderlands 2 Easy

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Seraph (sometimes referred to as pink) is an item rarity first released with Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty. Seraph items are between unique and legendary items, with impressive stats but with some form of drawback such as low accuracy or projectile speed.

Acquisition

Seraph items are obtained as:

drops from Seraph Guardians, mainly in Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode, but they can be acquired in Normal Mode and True Vault Hunter Mode as well.
a purchase from Seraph Vendors in any playthrough. Seraph vendors are found in the town of Oasis, the Badass Crater of Badassitude, inside the Aegrus Sophisticates' Lodge in Hunter's Grotto and in Flamerock Refuge. Seraph Vendors accept only rare Seraph Crystals (see below) for their goods.

Seraph Guardians

Borderlands 2 DLCs introduced the following Seraph guardians:

Hyperius the Invincible and Master Gee the Invincible, from Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty;
Pete the Invincible/Ultra Invincible, from Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage;
Voracidous the Invincible, from Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt;
Ancient Dragons of Destruction from Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep.

Seraph Crystals

Seraph crystals are the form of currency used to purchase Seraph items from the Seraph Vendor. They are similar in shape and size to crystalisk crystals, but arepink in color.

Seraph crystals are acquired by:

killing Seraph Guardians in Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode.
playing the Tiny Tina's Lootsplosion Slot Machine in the tavern in Flamerock Refuge in the DLC Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep. Three Seraph crystals are obtained if the wheels show three twenty-sided dice and the player rolls an 18 or 19. This is the only means of acquiring Seraph crystals in Normal Mode or True Vault Hunter mode.

Seraph Items

Seraph weapons, shields and grenade mods cost 120 Seraph crystals each. Relics only cost 50 crystals. As reference, each Seraph guardian drops on average 10 crystals per kill.

Items which are listed as dropping from a specific boss below are also available from the appropriate Seraph Vendor in Normal Mode and True Vault Hunter Mode.

Name	Source	Type	Main Special Effects	Manufacturer
Actualizer	Seraph Vendor, DLC 1 (Oasis), Hyperius the Invincible	Submachine Gun	High damage and fire rate, slow projectiles.	Hyperion
Ahab	Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Master Gee	Rocket Launcher	Rockets behave like harpoons.	Torgue
Blood of the Seraphs	Seraph Vendor, DLC 1 (Oasis)	Relic	Health increase and regeneration.	Eridian
Devastator	Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Master Gee, Hyperius the Invincible	Pistol	Two-round burst of slow-moving explosive beams.	Torgue
Evolution	Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Hyperius	Shield	Low capacity, high elemental damage resistance, health and regeneration bonus.	Anshin
Patriot	Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Master Gee	Sniper Rifle	High damage, slow speed projectiles. Low accuracy, even when using the scope.	Vladof
Retcher	Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Hyperius	Shotgun	Corrosive Splatgun. Reloading triggers two child grenades after initial explosion. Uses 1 ammo per shot.	Tediore
Seraphim	Seraph Vendor, DLC 1 (Oasis)	Assault Rifle	High damage and always Incendiary, slow projectiles.	Dahl
Tattler	Seraph Guardian, DLC 1, Hyperius	Submachine Gun	Blade attachment, shoots 3 projectiles for 1 ammo, low accuracy and slow projectile speed.	Bandit
Big Boom Blaster	Seraph Guardian, DLC 2, Pyro Pete	Shield	Dropped boosters increase Rocket and Grenade ammo count by 1.	Torgue
Crossfire	Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude)	Grenade Mod	Releases impact grenades and bullet showers on detonation, similar to Bouncing Bonny.	Dahl
Hoplite	Seraph Guardian, DLC 2, Pyro Pete	Shield	Increased capacity. Further increased Shield capacity and lowered movement speed for every Hoplite equipped in the party.	Pangolin
Meteor Shower	Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude)	Grenade Mod	Child grenades are released from the initial grenade in arcs, which release more children grenades upon detonation.	Torgue
Might of the Seraphs	Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude)	Relic	Increases Melee Damage and Override skill cooldown rate.	Eridian
O-Negative	Seraph Guardian, DLC 2, Pyro Pete	Grenade Mod	Decreased blast radius, high damage transfusion grenade.	Maliwan
Pun-chee	Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude)	Shield	Roid shield with high recharge rate and low recharge delay.	Bandit
Sponge	Seraph Vendor, DLC 2 (Badass Crater of Badassitude)	Shield	High capacity absorb shield, high absorb chance.	Vladof
Breath of the Seraphs	Seraph Vendor, DLC 3 (Hunter's Lodge)	Relic	Temporary bonus damage and health regeneration after second wind.	Eridian
Hawk Eye	Seraph Guardian, DLC 3, Dexiduous the Invincible, Omnd-Omnd-Ohk	Sniper Rifle	+580% critical hit damage, -50% base damage.	Jakobs
Infection	Seraph Vendor, DLC 3 (Hunter's Lodge), Dexiduous the Invincible, Omnd-Omnd-Ohk	Pistol	Corrosive, reduced projectile damage, high elemental chance and DoT, small gyrojet-like explosion and arcing projectile. Shots explode after reaching a certain distance.	Maliwan
Interfacer	Seraph Guardian, DLC 3, Dexiduous the Invincible, Omnd-Omnd-Ohk	Shotgun	Fires slow moving projectiles in vertical spread, projectiles create more projectiles that meet after a short distance.	Hyperion
Lead Storm	Seraph Guardian, Seraph Vendor, DLC 3 (Hunter's Lodge), Dexiduous the Invincible, Omnd-Omnd-Ohk	Assault Rifle	Fires slow flares in an arc, enhanced fire rate.	Vladof
Antagonist	Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge)	Shield	Has a chance to Deflect enemy bullets, reducing damage taken and sending the bullet back towards enemies with increased damage. Can also launch Slag homing balls at its attackers.	Maliwan
Blockade	Seraph Guardian, DLC 4, Ancient Dragons of Destruction	Shield	Offers damage resistance only while shield is active.	Anshin
Florentine	Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge)	Submachine Gun	An E-tech SMG that deals slag and shock damage.	Maliwan
Omen	Seraph Guardian, DLC 4, Ancient Dragons of Destruction	Shotgun	An E-tech shotgun that fires 9 slow-moving E-tech projectiles, 8 in a circle and 1 in the center. The pattern expands and contracts as it travels.	Tediore
Seeker	Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge)	Assault Rifle	Shots fired will home in on the nearest enemy and connect almost infallibly. Increased damage but extremely slow rate of fire. Cannot score critical hits.	Torgue
Shadow of the Seraphs	Seraph Vendor, DLC 4 (Flamerock Refuge)	Relic	Offers a chance of firing twice with one shot, similar to Tw0 Fang.	Eridian
Stinger	Seraph Guardian, DLC 4, Ancient Dragons of Destruction	Pistol	Horizontal ricochet effect; bullets can ricochet off of almost any surface and land successful shots.	Vladof

Seraph Guns

Seraph Grenade Mods

Seraph Shields

Seraph Relics

Notes

DLCs are supposed to be self-contained modules to the base game, so Seraph items in one DLC will not be for sale in another DLC Seraph vendors, nor droppable from the Seraph guardian(s) in another DLC. Players cannot use Seraph items associated with a DLC until that corresponding DLC has been purchased. The common currency, however, is still Seraph Crystals.
There is an unobtainable Seraph weapon manufactured by Torgue called the ERROR MESSAGE. It is a reskinned version of the Ahab carried by Master Gee The Invincible, and its red text reads "THIS GUN SHOULD NEVER DROP".

v•d•e Rarity Schemes and Modifiers

Rarity	Common (White, Green, Blue, Purple) • E-tech • Unique • Legendary • Seraph • Pearlescent • Effervescent

Modifiers	Anointed (BL3) • Chaos (Chaotic, Volatile, Primordial, Ascended) • Cursed (BL2) • Enchanted • Gemstone (BL2) • Glitch (TPS) • Luneshine (TPS)

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