This happens randomly or if it takes a large amount of damage in a short period. The Warrior dives down into the lava at various times during the battle, offering around 3 seconds when characters can reposition, or restock with ammunition. The scales can be broken for a second wind and to reveal a critical hit spot, but will regenerate when the Warrior dives into the lava. The Warrior is resistant to incendiary, explosive, and slag damage. The Warrior takes reduced damage from attacks hitting it anywhere but the four volcanic scales on its chest, and a critical hit spot in its mouth. The ammo console on the right is also a viable choice, as the Warrior's attacks barely even reach there. The first ammo console will block most of the Warrior's attacks, as well as those from volcanic crystalisks, except for the fire breath by the Warrior when emerging from the side. The central island provides several excellent places to do this, with two rocks to the north of the console providing overhead cover which can also prevent characters from being knocked into the air. Most of the Warrior's attacks can be avoided by taking cover behind rocks and statues. Upon emerging from the lava, the Warrior will occasionally climb one of the massive statues, rip a chunk of rock from it, and throw it as a weapon. The Warrior uses fire and its tail to attack from one of three positions it can also walk across the stage to inflict major damage from stepping on Vault Hunters, before diving into the lava and launching them into the air with its tail.
Jack may also sometimes run to a console and use it, which provides an opportunity to deal extra damage. After Jack is defeated, he will force the Vault Key into a fitted slot below and summon The Warrior.
Shots to his head will yield critical hits. Jack's durability is above average (with a shield almost 2-3x tougher than a boss of a similar level and three times the health of a badass psycho). He will also occasionally use an extended area of effect special attack in which he bombards the area around him with mortar-like energy blasts, or sweeps the area in a 360-degree angle with his energy beams (these attacks often have the effect of destroying his reinforcements, including his own shield surveyors). Once his non-regenerating shield is depleted, Jack becomes vulnerable to incendiary damage and will call in Hyperion Loader reinforcements and switch his combat style to deploying turrets and corrosive grenades while calling in personal shield surveyors to protect him (which has stats similar to a Badass Surveyor, but cannot attack). He begins the battle utilizing a cloaking device, while continuously spawning weak holographic decoys that triggers kill skills and second winds. Jack is armed with dual wrist launchers that fire energy bolts and sustained incendiary beams. The final confrontation takes place between the Vault Hunters, Jack, and The Warrior. Mordecai and Brick assist until their drop barge is shot down by JET Loaders. In Hero's Pass, the Vault Hunters must fight through a multitude of Hyperion robots and personnel to reach the Vault of the Warrior. The Vault Hunters must then travel to the Eridium Blight to meet Claptrap and defend him while he opens the gate to Hero's Pass. Each of the mission objectives to talk to them will be checked off the list when the item is taken. Most of these will be blue rarity, although white and purple are also possible. Each of the key NPCs completes its monologue with the donation of a blue rarity item Tannis gives a relic, Zed a shield, Scooter a grenade mod, Hammerlock a sniper rifle, Moxxi a submachine gun, and Marcus an assault rifle.
Jack is holed up in Hero's Pass, where the Warrior is buried. Background "You must find and kill Handsome Jack before he can awaken the Warrior partially to save Pandora, partially to save Lilith, and partially because Jack is a real bastard.
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