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Enemies

2013-07-17T16:23:54Z

MartinDown:

{{for|a full list of creatures|:Category:Creatures}}

[[Creatures]] or '''Mutants''' are the indigenious wildlife in the subterranean world of Underrail.

An incomplete list of creatures to be added to the wiki.


*[[Cave Hopper]]
*[[Weak Azuridae]]
*[[Azuridae]]
*[[Rathound]]
*[[Rathound Alpha]]
*[[Mutated Dog]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Siphoner]]

== NOTE ==
: Most sub-human (EG: Rathound) creatures will respawn within two hours of game time, from experience they will not spawn on the same screen as the player, but will the second their respawn timer has passed and the player moves to a new screen. Some human creatures won't respawn because this would break immersion of the storyline.

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Azuridae

2013-07-17T16:09:30Z

MartinDown:

== Description ==

Azuridae are mutuated and enlarged insects that resemble Rhinoceros beetles, instead of horns though, they have massive brains that they use to power their psionic abilities.

== Fighting Tactics ==

At lower levels (1-5) even a lone Azuridae can prove to be a strong adversary, and their powers only multiply in groups, to the extent of using new, more powerful abilities, such as being able to stun, freeze AND poison the player, it's a good idea to try and separate them to weaken their power output first, before directly confronting them.

It is not recommended to jump into a fight with more then one without adequate protection and offenses, a high player level and strong armour are recommended strongly.

When a player chooses to fight them it is recommended to use a close offensive, trying to force the Azuridae to fight with it's pincers, as this form of attack is a lot weaker then their psionic powers.

Also their abilities, even when solo, are stronger when around Mindshrooms, be cautious adventurers!

== Trivia ==

Azuridae are so called due to the blueish hue on their carapace.

Their psionic powers have granted them nicknames such as 'psibug' and 'psibeetle' by residents of the Underrail.

Azuridae

2013-07-17T16:08:36Z

MartinDown: Created page with " == Description == Azuridae are mutuated and enlarged insects that resemble Rhinoceros beetles, instead of horns though, they have massive brains that they use to power their..."

== Description ==

Azuridae are mutuated and enlarged insects that resemble Rhinoceros beetles, instead of horns though, they have massive brains that they use to power their psionic abilities.

== Fighting Tactics ==

At lower levels (1-5) even a lone Azuridae can prove to be a strong adversary, and their powers only multiply in groups, to the extent of using new, more powerful abilities, such as being able to stun, freeze AND poison the player, it's a good idea to try and separate them to weaken their power output first, before directly confronting them.

It is not recommended to jump into a fight with more then one without adequate protection and offenses, a high player level and strong armour are recommended strongly.

When a player chooses to fight them it is recommended to use a close offensive, trying to force the Azuridae to fight with it's pincers, as this form of attack is a lot weaker then their psionic powers.

Also their abilities, even when solo, are stronger when around Mindshrooms, be cautious adventurers!

== Trivia ==

Azuridae are so called due to the blueish hue on their carapace.
Their psionic powers have granted them nicknames such as 'psibug' and 'psibeetle' by residents of the Underrail.

SGS Credits

2013-07-17T15:42:36Z

MartinDown:

== Description ==

The second of currently two currencies in the game, this form is much more common, and can be acquired a numbed of ways, through quests, through killing enemies and from selling unwanted goods, as compared to Stygian coins, which can only be acquired at the exchange of 25 credits.

The worth or price of items is based on a characters Mercantile skill and will go up or down according to their current level, EG: Higher skill level, lower prices.

Every new character starts the game with a free set amount of SGS credits and is free to spend it how they wish.. just remember to spend it wisely!

SGS Credits

2013-07-17T15:40:41Z

MartinDown:

== '''SGS Credits''' ==

== Description ==

The second of currently two currencies in the game, this form is much more common, and can be acquired a numbed of ways, through quests, through killing enemies and from selling unwanted goods, as compared to Stygian coins, which can only be acquired at the exchange of 25 credits.

The worth or price of items is based on a characters Mercantile skill and will go up or down according to their current level, EG: Higher skill level, lower prices.

Every new character starts the game with a free set amount of SGS credits and is free to spend it how they wish.. just remember to spend it wisely!

SGS Credits

2013-07-17T15:35:35Z

MartinDown: Created page with "The second of currently two currencies in the game, this form is much more common, and can be acquired a numbed of ways, through quests, through killing enemies and from selli..."

The second of currently two currencies in the game, this form is much more common, and can be acquired a numbed of ways, through quests, through killing enemies and from selling unwanted goods, as compared to Stygian coins, which can only be acquired at the exchange of 25 credits.

The worth or price of items is based on a characters Mercantile skill and will go up or down according to their current level, EG: Higher skill level, lower prices.

Every new character starts the game with a free set amount of SGS credits and is free to spend it how they wish.. just remember to spend it wisely!

Stygian Coin

2013-07-17T15:26:17Z

MartinDown: Created page with "Stygian coin is the currency currently used only at the junkyard. Accessed via a boat in the lower level of the South Gate Station for a fee of 25 SGS credits. Stygian coin..."

Stygian coin is the currency currently used only at the junkyard.

Accessed via a boat in the lower level of the South Gate Station for a fee of 25 SGS credits.

Stygian coins are used in a way similar to SGS credits, in that you can exchange them for weapons, ammo, etc.

The exchange rate for 1 Stygian coin is currently 10 SGS credits per 1 coin.