Quatravolt glider
quatravolt glider
Level: 32 | |
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Acid Res: 20 Elec Res: 300 Cold Res: 20 Heat Res: 20 | |
Character
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ID?
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Quatravolt Glider |
Faction
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fish (Loved100 Reputation) |
Demeanor
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neutral |
Gender
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Inventory
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Skills
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Mutations
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Experience?
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800 XP |
XP Tier
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6 |
Role
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Brute |
Spawns in
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Extra info:
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Infobox data from game version 2.0.207.72
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A quatravolt glider is a land-walking fish primarily found in the Palladium Reef and
Lake Hinnom. It possesses the
Electrical Generation and
Temporal Fugue mutations at high levels and will activate them at close range. Additionally, a quatravolt glider's bite deals 4d44-16 (Avg: 10) electric damage but zero physical damage. Its electric resistance stat of 300 completely protects it from friendly fire by its copies.
The Palladium Reef and Lake Hinnom are covered in wide bodies of water, palladium struts, and
coral polyps, all of which conduct discharged electricity.
Tips
This section is opinion-based. Your mileage may vary.
- With its four Temporal Fugue copies active, one quatravolt can potentially deal 110d4110-440 (Avg: 275) electric damage in a single round. For this reason, it is highly recommended to either kill them at range or have a high electric resistance.
- Sprinting away or backing into a narrow hallway will allow you to avoid being ganged up on. The copies will disappear after 26 rounds, so simply staying away from the clones until then will significantly reduce their threat.
- They are incapable of harming anything with complete electric resistance. Mind the sources of plasma in the Palladium Reef, however, as being coated in plasma will shred several resistances.
- Beware of gliders hidden among palladium struts.
- After one uses discharge, it will be far less threatening for a while, as it must build electricity back up before discharging will deal significant damage again.
- In narrow spaces, this can be exploited by using low-charge quatravolts as a physical barrier between the player character and the copies that still have charge built up.
- An EMP can often cause it to discharge early.