When shooting poison out of your snake boi’s mouth, if in the poison radius DONT DISMOUNT, you will die a very miserable death. My brother found this out the hard way.
Basilisk
The Basilisk is a fearsome snake-like creature in ARK: Aberration.
More Basilisk Utility Tips
Honestly don't use the bury feature while you are riding it. To use it press the jump button while riding it. The ability is cool and it makes you untargetable but if you are anywhere near water it will likely glitch and send you and your basilisk through the map and kill…
Honestly don't use the bury feature while you are riding it. To use it press the jump button while riding it. The ability is cool and it makes you untargetable but if you are anywhere near water it will likely glitch and send you and your basilisk through the map and kill you both. I lost a level 100 in the upper mushroom One because of this. The Basilisk is fast enough and tabky enough to run away from anything without using the bury ability anyway.
This beautiful creature has a ton of carry weight, spits like a poison wyvern, can burrow underground and move while you ride it, and can slither over small obstacles. I want one. Just look out for them in your college’s sewer system.
To easily get first rock drake egg, sneak up on person trying to tame a basilisk.
This dino looks like the titanoboa 2.0 and this thing can carry 2000 weight so i recomend u to tame one if u need a weight dino
As of ASA they can now breed! they lay eggs
Whilst they may not be able to fit through wood/stone dinosaur gateways, they can git through small tek dinosaur gateways.
When it is underground it does use stamina which means it can not be underground permanently, it is extremely fast when it is underground and untargetable, and when underground it will be blocked by structures such as, walls, foundations, rocks, etc.
Be careful riding this thing underground. You will have your oxygen drain and begin suffocating if you are under too long.
This guy takes a mass amount of fall damage, so be very careful when climbing.