Story Pack 2 for Borderlands 4 adds a new Legendary Class Mod for every Vault Hunter in the game, and all six of them drop inside the new Providence Island zone. Whether you're pushing a Vex elemental build or stacking kill skills on Harlowe, knowing what each mod does before you start farming will save you a lot of time. Here's the full breakdown.
Where do Story Pack 2 Legendary Class Mods drop?
All six Legendary Class Mods from Story Pack 2 share the same loot pool: any of the 18 bosses on Providence Island can drop them. There's no dedicated boss tied to a specific mod, which means you have real flexibility in how you farm. Pick the boss you can clear fastest and most consistently, then run it repeatedly. For a full map of every boss location and what else they can drop, the all legendary drop locations guide is worth bookmarking.
All six Story Pack 2 Legendary Class Mods
After testing each mod across multiple Vault Hunters, the range of playstyles they support is genuinely wide. Some reward aggressive kill-chaining, others scale with your health and shields, and one turns Rafa into a walking incendiary bomb by storing his own self-damage.
Which Story Pack 2 Class Mods are worth farming?
Borderlands 4 Guide: All Legendary Class Mods in Story Pack 2
Vex: GOAT
The GOAT mod builds directly on Vex's existing Soul Orb mechanic, adding a 30% elemental bonus when you detonate them and a Reaper spawn on Ordnance kills. The 20-second cooldown on Reaper spawns keeps it from being spammable, but the Orb damage bonus is active and consistent. For elemental Vex builds, this is a strong pickup. Check the legendary weapons tier list to pair it with the right weapon.
Rafa: Masochist
The Masochist mod is the most unusual of the six. It stores damage Rafa deals to himself, then converts his output to Incendiary and adds +200% of that stored value as Bonus Indirect Damage for 8 seconds. Guns only convert 10% of the stored damage, so melee-heavy Rafa builds get significantly more mileage out of this. It's a high-risk, high-reward mod that rewards players who understand Rafa's self-damage loops.
Loveless: Programmer
The Programmer mod is clean and consistent. A flat +25% Fire Rate after using an Executable pairs well with Loveless's action skill rhythm, and the 25% Executable Cooldown reduction from Empowered Melee hits means aggressive players can cycle abilities faster. Loveless players who already weave melee into their rotation will barely need to change anything.
C4SH: Table Hopper
The Table Hopper mod is the most complex in this batch. Kills grant a random number of Hopper Stacks, and if you exceed 21 you lose all stacks and get a random Bust Effect instead. Stay under 21 and activate an Action Skill to convert your current stacks into timed buffs, with bigger rewards the closer you are to 21. It's a gambling mechanic built into a class mod, and it fits C4SH's identity well. High skill ceiling, but the payoff when you manage the stacks correctly is real.
Harlowe: Ultracapacitor
The Ultracapacitor mod stacks up to 25 times from kills, each adding +10% Skill Damage Multiplier. At max stacks that's a 250% Skill Damage bonus, which is massive. The catch is that every stack disappears when your Action Skill enters cooldown, so the mod punishes passive play and rewards players who time their Action Skill activations carefully. Maintain kill momentum and the numbers get very large very fast.
Amon: Wastelander
The Wastelander mod scales with raw stat investment. Every 1000 points of combined Max Health and Max Shields adds 1% damage to Forgeskills, Action Skills, and Detonations. Amon builds that stack survivability stats get a direct damage return on that investment. The Melee-to-Cooldown recovery is a secondary bonus that keeps action skill uptime healthy in sustained fights.
How to farm Story Pack 2 Class Mods efficiently
Because the drop pool is spread across all 18 Providence Island bosses, the best approach is to identify the boss you can clear in the shortest time and chain runs on it. There's no need to target a specific boss for a specific mod. Speed matters more than boss selection here.
If you want to maximize your time on Providence Island, pairing your Class Mod hunt with a broader legendary farming session makes sense. The Borderlands 4 strategy guides collection covers build optimization and enhancement farming that stacks well with these new mods.
For players who picked up Story Pack 1 content, the approach here is similar to how legendaries worked in that DLC. If you want a direct comparison, the Mad Ellie DLC legendaries and Pearlescents guide covers the earlier drop structure in detail.