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Shield Crawler

Xenology: pentatoe, the armor bugs or Shield Crawlers, belong to the large family of Wall Crawlers.

During its larval stage, the Shield Crawler grows a tough carapace that provides exceptional protection against most predators.

Due to the armor of its carapace, the Shield Crawler should not be attempted to deter with standard Blaster fire.

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Spine Crawler

Xenology: a subtype from the family of Wall Crawlers.

Highly aggressive. The creature's infravision enables it to hunt in the darkest of places and fire at its prey with merciless accuracy.

A solitary Spine Crawler is of low threat, but devastating when encountered in large numbers.

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Wave Flyer

Xenology: a non-aggressive airborne member of the flying-octopoda family.

Wave Flyer's defenses are its speed and evasive body maneuvers, which tend to leave predators befuddled and unwilling to hunt.

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Electric Jumper

An electric discharge.

Power flow errors like power-outs or sudden spikes can sometimes manifest themselves as anomalies like the Electric Jumper.

Electrical entities, by nature, are prone to external Pulses of Energy.

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Stinger Fly

Xenology: a fully developed Stinger Fly.

Once a Stinger Fly reaches maturity, it receives its iconic feature. Hidden inside its abdomen is a stinger, capable of tearing through even the toughest of metals.

The swarm behavior of the species is simultaneously its strength and weakness.

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Stinger Fly Nest

It's a colony of Stinger Flies.

Walls of the nest are coated with a layer of radioactive mucus surrounding the substructure.

Blight Cultist

Xenology: a Blightspawn nesting in Blight growth.

These diminutive creatures spread the Blight by cultivating the radioactive organism and erecting shelter tubes known as Blight Vine.

The Blight Vines feed on the Blight to grow and provide cover for the Blight Cultists against potential intruders.

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Pincer Leech

Xenology: a short-sighted species of predatory marine leeches.

Pincer Leeches rely on their sharp sense of smell to hunt in the murky waters of their habitat.

As a Pincer Leech detects its prey, it limits its lateral swimming to allow high speed in a straight line.

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Stray Tentacle

A mobile feeler of a greater Blight organism is protruding from the surface of the wall.

It has made it's way through the softened metal plates.

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Blight Beast, Alvus

Xenology: a gargantuan Blightspawn.

Deadly levels of radiation form an impenetrable protection upon its exterior.

Weakness detected in the sanguine tissue inside its mouth.

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Harbinger

A Blight barrier is blocking the use of the Passageway.

Weakness detected in the organism's near-blind eye.

Dune Stinger

Xenology: a heavily armored desert dweller.

Known for its long retractable stinger curled inside its mouth, which is only revealed when striking at its prey.

Protecting the Dune Stinger is a hard shell that deflects most Blaster-grade gunfire, but as the creature lunges for its target, its weak abdominal parts become exposed.

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Caustic Creeper

Xenology: carnivorous flora capable of surviving in the harshest of environments due to its diverse diet and defense mechanisms.

As well as consuming nutrients from the soil, it hunts for any bypassing lifeforms it considers as prey.

Despite its tenacity against the elements, its roots are brittle and vulnerable to Concussive Energy.

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Blight Creeper

Xenology: a Caustic Creeper feeding on the radioactive Blight has developed abnormal traits, mutating into a more fierce deviation from its previous form.

The fiber composition of its superterranean tendrils has toughened, making the Blight Creeper immune to Blaster fire.

However, even in its evolved state,
the Creeper's roots are still brittle and vulnerable to Concussive Energy.

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Wall Hopper

Xenology: Wall Hoppers are a group of insects that are a part of the family of Wall Crawlers.

Although they normally move unobtrusively and fairly slowly, Hoppers are capable of very agile movement and jumps, notably when hunting, but sometimes in response to sudden threats or crossing long gaps.

Its flexible carapace leaves it exposed to any Concussive Energy.

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Wall Surger

Xenology: less mobile cousin of the Wall Hopper.

Surgers defend themselves by emitting a stream of corrosive fluid traveling at high speed, which on contact, repels most predators.

The Surger’s carapace is strong enough to protect itself from its own corrosive fluid spill, and as a consequence, it is impervious to any Blaster fire.

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Vaporoid

Xenology: an acrid spheroid of gaseous matter.

An extreme increase in levels of corrosive concentration in the soil has been detrimental to the regional fauna and flora, which also has led to the formation of gas spheroids that hold lethal concentrations of corrosive gas.

A sufficient amount of Pulse Energy may disperse the gaseous matter encircling the Vaporoid's nucleus.

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Blightwing

Xenology: a Blaster-resistant Blightspawn avian.

Inside the creature's keen eye is a cache of volatile liquids, highly sensitive to Concussive Energy.

Blightwing's physical and behavioral features lead to a seemingly purposeful self-harming combination.

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Bilemound

Xenology: a large Blightspawn thriving in radioactive Blight by consuming it as sustenance.

When the Bilemound senses a threat, it launches a barrage of parasitic spores as a defense mechanism.

High levels of radiation form an impenetrable defense on its exterior.

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Bilespore

Xenology: a parasitic Blightspawn maturing inside a Bilemound.

The gut fluids of a Bilemound are dense with nutrition and radiation, allowing Bilespores to multiply rapidly in its intestines.

At times Bilespores absorb Bioplasm and Lifeblood cells from their diet.

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Scyther

Xenology: Scyther belongs to the predatory Scutidae family, known for its distinctive curved hook appendages and exceptionally resilient carapace.

Scutidae insects primarily target smaller prey, but their larger counterparts can pose a threat even to larger organisms.

Scyther's exoskeleton boasts a super tough composition, impervious to conventional attacks. This seemingly impenetrable defense is susceptible solely to energies generated at Hypervelocity.

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Blightwalker twin, Numbra

Xenology: Blight-infected Protean.

Blight's influence overwhelming, assimilation complete.

Weakness detected: limited mobility due to extensive Blight growth, resulting in immobilization.

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Smoglin

Xenology: Smoglins move around by using gasses generated inside their bodies.

The creature's exhaust hole closes temporarily to prevent the gas from escaping, making the Smoglin's body light enough for its weak appendages to make a jump.

Smoglins feed on acid and make their territory in the vicinity of pockets of acid, which they fiercely defend.

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Blightling

Xenology: a Smogling with an irregularly evolved exterior.

The creature's DNA has been invaded by the Blight, which has led to Smogling's genes acquiring mutations in their sequence: the creature's skin has developed a hard surface, only penetrable by anti-armor rounds.

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Cleft Slinger

Xenology: a genus of predatory pit mollusks.

Cleft Slinger spends most of its time in its nest pit, hiding under a tough carapace.

Its keen sense of smell allows it to point out the location of its prey well before revealing its sensitive pellet slinger and releasing a barrage of small acid projectiles.

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Acid Crawler

Xenology: Acid Crawlers are a sub-type of wall-crawler herbivores, feeding on plant tissue such as stems, herbaceous roots, and fungi.

Due to the acidic contents in its diet, the creature's spores have concentrated acid in them; however, these acidic spores are a useful deterrent against predators.

Surrounding the Acid Crawler is a thick carapace, protecting it from Blaster-grade impacts.

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Dreadsurge

Xenology: a Blightspawn turret. High levels of radiation are detected.

The creature's insides act as a generator for volatile, radioactive liquid, which is stored in a sac hanging from its body.

Its exterior is resilient enough to be Blaster-proof, while long-reaching feelers protect its only weak point.

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Great Trap Worm

Xenology: a species of predatory borer worms.

These giant worms live in deep burrow systems and require porous or loose soil in their environment to respire. When hunting, the worm contracts its body to create tension for a leap at unsuspecting prey.

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Blight Dweller, Endonta

Xenology: a Blightspawn composed of highly radioactive biomass.

The creature has an incredibly resilient skull, allowing it to withstand even the most intense head-to-head collisions. Attackers attempting a frontal assault are likely to sustain significant injuries.

Weakness detected: the creature’s field of vision is severely limited due to the location and mobility of its eyes, making it vulnerable to attacks from rear angles.

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Kindlegnat

Xenology: the Kindlegnat, Genus: Ignis belongs to the family Luminescidae, known for its remarkable bioluminescence and unique adaptations.

The Kindlegnat's abdomen is equipped with specialized glands capable of producing and storing nutrient-rich acidic spores.

The Kindlegnat is an essential part of the underground ecosystem. They pollinate the underground flora, help control the population of other insects, and serve as a food source for larger creatures that call the tunnels home.

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Miasmid

Xenology: a highly aggressive member of the aerial-Octopoda family.

Miasmid’s agility and aerial maneuverability are owed to its dorsal sac and tentacles, which can be used to grasp objects or utilize the air currents to weave through the air with ease.

With its durable exterior that is only susceptible to Armor-Piercing rounds, this organism ranks among the top in the underground food chain.

Blightmid

Xenology: a Miasmid afflicted by the Blight.

The Blight has caused severe mutations in the Miasmid. The acidic spores carried by the creature have become highly radioactive, capable of causing severe harm to anything that comes into contact with them.

Necrotic growth caused by the Blight has affected the reproductive organs of the creature, disrupting normal physiological functions and diminishing the Miasmids' reproductive capabilities.

Blight Eye

Xenology: a discolored, bulging Blightspawn resembling an eye.

As an optical organ, it is non-functional and lacks many typical features of an eye. Instead, it is filled with highly radioactive liquid, which it emits at any detected threats.

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Refusecoiler

Xenology: parasitic Blightspawn living inside the Blight Dweller’s intestines.

Its radioactive habitat has made its exterior immune to Blaster fire, while its delicate internal structure is highly susceptible to Concussive Energy.

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Starstone Turret

This turret serves a dual purpose; it simultaneously acts as a hazardous warning to any intruders disturbing the hallowed place, but first and foremost, it has been keeping the halls clear from accumulating Blight.

The beam tendril emitted by the turret has the capacity to interrupt the Blight from multiplying at its limited area of influence.

As it is made of starstone, its malleability makes it relatively brittle and leaves the turret vulnerable should its shield diminish.

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Starstone Sentry

A starstone golem.

This spherical construct is hewn from rare aspotaite rock, commonly known as starstone, and is infused with technology and energy similar to entities of stellar origin.

The Sentry is capable of encasing its rock exterior within a shimmering barrier of energy. While impervious to ordinary Blaster fire, the barrier is prone to disruptions from sources of Concussive Energy.

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Starstone Drone

A diminutive rock guardian.

This Starstone Drone radiates powerful energy and wields it in a compact form, standing no larger than an adult Neera head.

It acts as a vigilant scout, patrolling the corridors and chambers relaying information to its fellow guardians. The aerial advantage allows the drones to access areas inaccessible to their larger, ground-bound cousins.

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Blightwalker Twin, Pramun

Xenology: a Protean Blightspawn. Blight's influence overwhelming, assimilation complete.

The extensive growth of the Blight has entangled its limbs, revealing a weakness in its ability to maneuver within its surroundings.

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Blight Mind

Xenology: airborne Blightspawn of Protean origin.

A predator and a vector for the Blight, potentially spreading the corrupted genetic material to other organisms.

The entity is largely constructed from the mutated ocular and neural tissues of a Protean.

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Blight Brain

Xenology: a greater Blight Mind.

Its brain functions as a generator for hazardous Blight energy, which it discharges using a crimson eye fixed at the center of its frontal cortex.

This being displays a highly irregular consistency, revealing traits verified from multiple sources of neural tissue.

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Shatterbeast

Xenology: underwater shatterbeast, known for its uncommon defense mechanism of committing suicide by autothysis.

When grappled, the Shatterbeast reacts with explosive force, sending shockwaves through the water and searing acid spores, inflicting devastating wounds upon its assailant.

The self-destructive defense mechanism is a potent deterrent against predators, ensuring the survival of others in its population.

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Neera Blightstalker

Xenology: a prowling Blightspawn. Formerly a Neera warrior now twisted and contorted by the corrupting influence of the Blight.

The Blight thrives as a highly adaptive and invasive organism. It is capable of infiltrating and replacing biological systems, including the neural pathways and musculature of the Neera.

The Blightstalker's behavior and decision-making processes are driven primarily by the most basic of instincts.

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Neera Blightborne

Xenology: a Blightspawn defying gravity.

The Blight's control over the Neera has manifested an unseen adaptation of levitation.

While granting the ability to defy gravity, the microscopic Blight tendrils have altered the Neera’s nervous system, disrupting the sense of balance and coordination—making its flight a display of uncontrolled power.

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Neera Blightspawn

Xenology: a crippled Blightspawn.

The Blight has established a symbiotic relationship with the Neera's cells, altering their genetic expression and rewiring neural connections.

The bioactive compounds that reactivate dormant neural pathways and reanimate the dead motor functions have not yet become in full effect.

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Venom Fly

Xenology: airborne Venom Fly.

At first glance, the Venom Fly is similar to its non-poisonous cousins. Its body structure retains the sleek and aerodynamic form, allowing for swift flight, and is only marginally greater in size.

However, upon reaching maturity, its specialized venom glands reach their full functional capacity and the sharp tip of its stinger starts delivering potent venom.

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Venom Fly Nest

A pungent odor hangs in the vicinity of the home of the Venom Fly.

Harmless to its inhabitants, a layer of toxic mucus surrounds the nest’s substructure, making the vicinity of the nest a hazardous zone.

The repulsive smell of the toxic mucus wards off predators and deters curious creatures as venturing closer reeks of deadly poison. This defense mechanism ensures the nest remains undisturbed, safeguarding itself and its offspring.

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Armored Sporecaster

Xenology: within the underbrush of the Undermoors lurks a stone-skinned species of camo fungi. The Armored Sporecaster has evolved a deceptive camouflage to blend seamlessly with its surroundings.

When threatened or ready to attack, the Sporecaster propels itself into the air, performing a graceful spin. While mid-air, the creature's vulnerable underside is exposed, but simultaneously, a whirlwind of corrosive energy pellets is unleashed at its foes.

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Noxious Crawler

Xenology: the poisonous cousin of the Spine Crawler.

Most distinctive feature of the creature lies within its mouth, where it harbors an arsenal of spines.

Unlike its counterparts, its spines are not only razor-sharp but also infused with a potent venom. Each spine injects a dazing toxin upon contact, swiftly repelling even the most formidable adversaries.

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Vaporgloom

Xenology: a plant-creature hybrid.

The lifecycle of the Vaporgloom revolves around a continuous cycle of growth, release, and sacrifice. At the end of its cycle, an explosion occurs, scattering its remnants and toxic spores across the area. These reproductive units give rise to new Vaporglooms, perpetuating their existence.

The toxic spores are highly sensitive to changes in pressure and can be destabilized by Concussive Energies.

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Octarmoda

Xenology: rare to the family of flying octavians, the Octarmoda is without natural predators in its habitat. It possesses a tough exoskeleton composed of highly resilient chitinite, making it impervious to the jaws and claws of the predators in the area.

While the Octarmoda's defenses are highly effective against the omni and carnivores of the Undermoors, the exception of Hyper-Energy has the potential to breach the creature's near impenetrable defenses.

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Lumaveil

Xenology: a delicate underwater habitant with a radiant, gelatinous form.

The Lumaveil generates its ethereal glow through the power of bioelectricity. Specialized cells within its body produce electrical currents that radiate light upon the surrounding waters.

Though the Lumaveil may seem fragile, it vigilantly protects its school members when faced with threats. Tiny stingers covering its body deliver mild electrical shocks, serving as a deterrent to potential predators.

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Blight Behemoth, Ulgoro

Xenology: a towering embodiment of primal chaos.

Its radioactive hide makes for an impenetrable armor, rendering it impervious to conventional weaponry, defying the mightiest of assaults.

Weakness detected in the soft tissue concealed deep within its maw.

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Venomvore

Xenology: a gnat with a specialized diet centered around venom.

Upon hatching, the Venomvore begins its life by seeking a suitable host, generally a larger organism, with which it establishes a mutualistic bond.

The Venomvore's diet primarily consists of toxemia it finds in its host. Its keen sense for locating and extracting poisonous substances makes the relationship worthwhile to many creatures living in a venomous environment.

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Blightoid

Xenology: a swirling sphere of Blight vapor.

Highly noxious vaporoid, capable of infecting any organic matter it encounters, leading to rapid decay of both body and mind.

Weakness detected: the unstable composition of the vapor could be disrupted by a controlled burst of Pulse Energy.

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Atael Elras

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Nim Idal

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Chief Silnon Ceres

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Sergeant Talou Nas

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Corporal Ozo Gamar

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Cari Mallus

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Yarax Aru

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Jayra Aru

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Varro Whelan

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Nyra Narvi

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Ranaar Elras

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Amari Saram

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