The Void Chelicerate however does not share this behavior. Ordinary Chelicerates will also attack the Seatruck and Prawn Suit by grasping the vehicle in their jaws for a short time, dealing damage. If it successfully attacks Robin, it will deal 75 damage, but if her health is less than 77%, the bite will be an instant kill with a cinematic showing Robin getting caught in the creature's jaws. On spotting potential prey, it will open its beak and charge, emitting a loud screech as it does so. Marguerit Maida's Prawn Suit has a Chelicerate mandible attached to it, suggesting she has killed one.Ĭhelicerates patrol a wide area, frequently attacking and consuming creatures such as Cryptosuchuses and Brute Sharks that stray too close. Spoiler alert: The following section contains story related material. At 65 meters in length, it's also 5 meters longer than the Shadow Leviathan. The Void Chelicerate is also significantly larger than its standard counterpart. The membrane between the spines on its back and fins is more transparent and is a light blue, and the small tail is black as opposed to pink. Its eyes are fiery orange with yellow towards the pupil. A Chelicerate found in this biome has a white body that turns grey towards the head and the tail, with pale orange and brown patches likely formed by encrusting organisms similar to barnacles. The body ends with a small tail fluke.Ī separate version of the Chelicerate exists in the Void. The ventral side of the eighth and ninth plates features a transparent pelvic fin. The second plate has a pair of long and thin jointed pectoral fins, partially made up of a transparent membrane. ![]() The body section is divided into twelve plates, the first six plates featuring long spines growing from the top, providing the framework for a dorsal fin-like membrane stretching between them. Both pairs of eyes are ringed with purple. Low down on the head is a black eye with a white ring in the center and behind this a smaller, simpler eye lacking the white ring seen in the larger eye. ![]() Between the mandibles is a small beak-like mouth lined with two rows of forwards-swept teeth. The jaw section is formed by four long curved mandibles pointed forwards that mesh together towards the back to form an inescapable jaw. The head is quite large, accounting for around one third of the total body length including mandibles. Thus when aiming for Fiber Mesh production it is more productive to grow the Creepvines using the samples.The top side of the body is red in color whilst the underside is beige. While both versions of the Creepvine can be harvested with a Knife for the Creepvine Samples, those that are grown from the samples themselves yield twice as many samples as those that are grown from seeds. Planted Creepvines will regenerate their seeds over time. It is best to alternate seeded and seedless examples in a planter, as a full cluster of six plants can be excessively bright. Creepvines with seeds can be utilized to illuminate the exterior of Seabases without using artificial light sources. When planted, Creepvine Seed Clusters grow into Creepvines that have seeds, while Creepvine Samples grow into the long, thin, seedless variant of the flora. A Creepvine planted in a single-storey Alien Containment will never fully mature. Both Creepvine Seed Clusters and Creepvine samples can be planted to grow mature plants. A Creepvine with seeds has a limited number that can be harvested at a given time, but will grow them back over time.Ĭreepvines can be grown by the player via the Exterior Growbed or double stacked Alien Containment. These Creepvines can also be distinguished by a greater volume of kelp blades that give their upper section a thick, bushy appearance. Some Creepvines grow Creepvine Seed Clusters about halfway up the stalk, which emit a yellow bioluminescent glow. These blades increase in size and density the closer they are to the surface. ![]() The central stipe is surrounded by smaller kelp blades. Some are so tall they reach the water's surface. Creepvines are towering green kelp-like plants that grow from the seabed.
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