Disrupting Effect

This page shows mechanics about disrupting effects.

Mechanics

Disrupting effects prevent the targets from moving as they intend for a certain amount of time.

A creature can be inflicted with multiple disrupting effects at the same time but only the most recently inflicted effect will be displayed.

Stun

An affected creature can only stand idly. It has a swirl above its head.

Some creatures can stun anything, regardless of immunity.

Some creatures can stun themselves as demerit. Immunity is ignored.

Users (self)

Migrating ant queens Big-headed ant supersoldiers Woodlice Hermit crabs Dragantula

Confusion

An affected creature will wander aimlessly. It has a question mark above its head.

Users

Little black ant soldiers Termite minor soldiers Adult and Uber devil's coach horse beetles Huge sun spiders Huge emperor scorpions Dragantula Fierce mother

Fleeing

An affected creature will run away from combat. It has an exclamation mark above its head.

Users

Adult blue rove beetles

Some creatures can inflict fleeing on themselves to escape or to reposition themselves in combat. Immunity is ignored.

Users (self)
Fleeing	Repositioning
Harvestmen Jumping spiders Red velvet ants	Large and huge whip spiders Sun spiders Alligator back scorpions Emperor scorpions

Paralysis

An affected creature can't move at all.

Users

Bullet ant soldiers Large alligator back scorpions Large emperor scorpions

Immunity

Large and huge creatures immune to stun, confusion and fleeing.

Bombardier beetles are only immune to stun.

Nothing is immune to paralysis.

Immune targets

Queens Royal guards Funnel-web spiders Larval and large northern dune tiger beetles Large beach tiger beetles Large and huge sand bear wolf spiders Large beach wolf spiders Medium hermit crabs Ladybird beetles Large leaf-mimic praying mantises Large spiny devil bush crickets Large whip spiders Large velvet worms Medium six-spotted tiger beetles Adult false bombardier beetles Red velvet ants Wasp mantidflies Dwarf salamanders Juvenile eastern newts Pine woods tree frogs Narrow-mouthed toads American bullfrogs Great blue skimmers Medium African tiger beetles Rainbow lizards Alligator back scorpions Giant African mantises Sun spiders African giant centipedes Emperor scorpions Super leafcutter ant major Uber creatures Hermit scorpion, whip mantis, praying spider and dragantula

Trivia

• Green lynx spiders are the largest creatures that can be affected by disrupting effects.