There’s plenty of loot to earn and grab from defeated enemies in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, but some of the best gear in the game can only be unlocked–literally!–by paying a visit to Brighthoof and the treasure chest that lies in front of Queen Butt Stallion’s castle. Yes, it’s a lot to process.
Similar to Borderlands 2 and Borderlands 3, you’ll need to keep your eye on Gearbox’s social media accounts, especially boss Randy Pitchford, to earn a few skeleton keys, which can then be redeemed in the game or on the Shift website. Here’s how it works.
Where to find Shift Keys
You can visit Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford’s Twitter account, as he regularly hands out Borderlands 2 and 3 golden keys on his social media, and he’ll likely have a few Wonderlands skeleton keys to pass out regularly. These keys usually have a short shelf-life as well–sometimes only 24 hours–so it pays to check in often.
How to redeem Shift Keys
There are two ways to do so. The easiest method is to head directly to the Shift website, link your account, and paste a key right there for quick rewards. The alternative method is through the in-game menu inside of Wonderlands, which can be found by pressing pause and navigating to Social, where you’ll input the code. Once you’ve done so using either method, you can grab your rewards from the Mail section in the same menu.
Current Shift codes
Right now there are three active keys. This one can be redeemed on all platforms–PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X–when you reach Brighthoof.
BTXT3-W3H6J-6CBCW-JBTJJ-XZW9F
Redeem for 10 skeleton keys.
W9CJT-5XJTB-RRKRS-FTJ3T-BTRKK
Redeem for 3 skeleton keys.
5ZWTJ-XXBT3-FXWRZ-XJJJT-96XZ6
Redeem for 3 skeleton keys. Can also be used on the Steam version of Wonderlands.
Expires on June 23
J3RT3-9W6W9-WCJ5C-333J3-5CJRF
Redeem for 1 skeleton key.
If you’re just getting started in the new Gearbox game, you can check out our guide on the best Wonderlands starting class, how long it takes to complete Wonderlands, and GameSpot’s Wonderlands review.
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