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=='''Swarm enemies'''== | =='''Swarm enemies'''== | ||
Swarm enemies are any enemies that don't come from brood tiles. They either exist from the start of a | Swarm enemies are any enemies that don't come from brood tiles. They either exist from the start of a mission or appear over time through spawners. | ||
Ants and [[Termite|termites]] have their own swarm variants. Swarm queens can move but can't lay eggs. Swarm workers and soldiers can't take [[Milkweed Aphid|aphids]], [[Enemy Mounting|mount enemies]] or [[Fire Ant|build floating bridges]]. | |||
In this wiki, if not specifically mentioned, swarm ants and swarm termites will only consist of soldiers at various levels. | |||
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Aggressive enemies immediately move toward your queen when they are excavated while docile enemies just wander about. | Aggressive enemies immediately move toward your queen when they are excavated while docile enemies just wander about. | ||
Some enemies can excavate in your nest either to expose your queen or to release more enemies in your nest. | |||
Some enemies can move through the soil in hidden tunnels and connect underground caverns. Connected caverns will be excavated at once when you dig into the tunnels and residing enemies will be released in your nest. | |||
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=='''Surface enemies'''== | =='''Surface enemies'''== | ||
The game can place and remove | The game can place and remove swarm markers along predetermined paths over time to make surface enemies in the respective groups move across the map. It works similar to your pheromone system but without forming trails. | ||
Surface enemies can follow their circadian rhythm in documentary missions and custom games. Nocturnal enemies only appear at night while diurnal enemies only appear during the day. | |||
Number of swarm enemies is usually predetermined in both missions and custom games. Species and form of swarm enemies are randomized from a list of options if circadian rhythm is available. | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:17, 3 November 2024
This page shows the mechanics of swarm enemies.
Swarm enemies
Swarm enemies are any enemies that don't come from brood tiles. They either exist from the start of a mission or appear over time through spawners.
Ants and termites have their own swarm variants. Swarm queens can move but can't lay eggs. Swarm workers and soldiers can't take aphids, mount enemies or build floating bridges.
In this wiki, if not specifically mentioned, swarm ants and swarm termites will only consist of soldiers at various levels.
Underground enemies
Red exclamation marks represent hidden enemies in underground caverns. You can estimate the strength of the respective enemies through their size.
Aggressive enemies immediately move toward your queen when they are excavated while docile enemies just wander about.
Some enemies can excavate in your nest either to expose your queen or to release more enemies in your nest.
Some enemies can move through the soil in hidden tunnels and connect underground caverns. Connected caverns will be excavated at once when you dig into the tunnels and residing enemies will be released in your nest.
Surface enemies
The game can place and remove swarm markers along predetermined paths over time to make surface enemies in the respective groups move across the map. It works similar to your pheromone system but without forming trails.
Surface enemies can follow their circadian rhythm in documentary missions and custom games. Nocturnal enemies only appear at night while diurnal enemies only appear during the day.
Number of swarm enemies is usually predetermined in both missions and custom games. Species and form of swarm enemies are randomized from a list of options if circadian rhythm is available.
Powerscaling
Mechanics
Swarm enemies can be powerscaled. The extent of powerscaling is called star-level in the game.
Powerscaled enemies can only be as large as triple the original size. Their stats are multiplied corresponding to their star-level.
Health, damage and effect value are calculated based on the following formula. The respective creature is at star-level X.
Stat = original stat x [(X + 1)2 x 0.1 + 0.9]
Damage reflection and knockback distance are calculated based on the following formula.
Stat = original stat x [(X + 1)2 x 0.01 + 0.99]
Star-level is represented by a star with a corresponding number right next to it. Star-level above 13 is represented by a star with a plus symbol.
Appearances
You can encounter powerscaled enemies in:
Trivia
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