When trying to gather thatch it seems best to use the root burst (C on keyboard). It gathers more wood with normal attacks.
Elderclaw
The Elderclaw is a mystical forest guardian, blending the power of an apex predator with the serenity of nature. Cloaked in blossoms and vines, it can summon roots, vines, and totems to weaken foes and protect allies. Tame it by nurturing rare seedlings or cubs to earn a steadfast warden of the wild.
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Idk if anyone posted this but I will say it, if u find a mother and a baby NO KILL IT THE BABU only kill mother. especially if u are getting one first time, use ur elderclaw that u grew to get the materials required for the seed and taming. U do this by corpse blossoms to…
Idk if anyone posted this but I will say it, if u find a mother and a baby NO KILL IT THE BABU only kill mother. especially if u are getting one first time, use ur elderclaw that u grew to get the materials required for the seed and taming. U do this by corpse blossoms to harvest them use ur vine burst move to harvest have a blessed day anyone who reads this.
Good weight and bulk on these guys. They don't need a saddle and have a passive armor stat that scales with their level. You can make them even bulkier by activating their bark armor ability, which trades off food drain for additional armor. They can also root enemies in…
Good weight and bulk on these guys. They don't need a saddle and have a passive armor stat that scales with their level. You can make them even bulkier by activating their bark armor ability, which trades off food drain for additional armor. They can also root enemies in place for a short period. You can spawn a totem that buffs your team while debuffing opponents. The totem can be detonated to deal AOE damage, and if you land enough hits before detonating, your elderclaw will become giant.
One of the cooler aspects of the Elderclaw is its ability to spawn Corpse Blossoms. Basically, if your elderclaw kills a creature, there is a small chance to spawn a purple boney flower on the corpse. When you use your root burst ability on this flower, it puts one of six rare ingredients in your Elderclaw's inventory. You can keep the drops random or go into the radial wheel for your elderclaw and select what specific drop you want from the corpse blossom. Like I said, the spawn rate of these blossoms is pretty small, but it can be a nice way to get something like biotoxin or black pearls passively while you're out killing stuff.
Fairly fast land mount but kind of low stamina. Watch out for fall damage with these guys. They're omnivores so you can heal them pretty quickly by forcefeeding meat.
It says it good at getting thatch but I tried it sucks I donβt know what the rating folks are smoking but I want some
You need to buy the lost colony thing if you want to imprint/tame one, I learned that the hard way π
I'm not sure if this is known, but whenever you place down a totem and detonate it with 100 or more charges it damages every creature in it's radius. I'm assuming the more charges the more damage they take, more testing needs to be done.
These things are great for getting berries, buffing your animals, and getting other resources
In order to gather the most thatch you need to use the tree root ability near trees
This is more of a question. Says I need lost colony to consume it do I need that pack to plant/tame it?
For everyone trying to figure out corpse blossoms. You only need to kill things (you don't need an active totem) and it's got a low chance of creating one, you then need to jump off and harvest it by hand. I found a really easy way was to have an angry queen bee or…
For everyone trying to figure out corpse blossoms. You only need to kill things (you don't need an active totem) and it's got a low chance of creating one, you then need to jump off and harvest it by hand. I found a really easy way was to have an angry queen bee or bee hive and kill the giant bees they spawn, since there are a lot of them it procs pretty quickly and can proc multiple times. Also the higher level the more materials the blossom produces.