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Husks act primarily as disruptive enemies. They are small enough to enter the submarine's corridors and attack crew members therein. They are easily distinguished from normal diving suit-wearing crew | Husks act primarily as disruptive enemies. They are small enough to enter the submarine's corridors and attack crew members therein, which they have a strong compulsion to do despite their limited dangerousness. They are easily distinguished from normal diving suit-wearing crew due to the tendril on their headgear. | ||
Husks | Husks are unable to be inflicted with [[Status effects#Bleeding|bleeding]] but are otherwise no more resilient than a normal human; being relatively fragile, they are easily dispatched. | ||
==Damage Values== | ==Damage Values== | ||
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| Husk | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
| Stats | ||
| Health
100 |
Sight: 1 | |
| Hearing: 1 | ||
| Armor
N/A |
Weakpoints
None | |
| Immunities
N/A |
Vulnerabilities
N/A | |
| Behavior | ||
| Walk speed
1 |
Swim speed
1 | |
| Aggressive?
Always |
Can Enter Submarine?
No | |
| Drops only 1 of the items marked with an asterisk * may drop at a time | ||
| Items | Chance | |
| N/A | N/A | |
Husks are human-based enemies that can manifest in Barotrauma.
Description
As their name implies, Husks take on the form of human divers which have become infested and taken over by a parasitic lifeform. Their appearance is the equivalent of a regular crew member wearing a Diving Suit, with their most obvious difference being a small tentacle protruding from their shattered visor.
Due to the broken visor, the parasite must be capable of adapting the human body to withstand both the cold temperatures and high pressures exerted by the ocean.
In-game
Husks act primarily as disruptive enemies. They are small enough to enter the submarine's corridors and attack crew members therein, which they have a strong compulsion to do despite their limited dangerousness. They are easily distinguished from normal diving suit-wearing crew due to the tendril on their headgear.
Husks are unable to be inflicted with bleeding but are otherwise no more resilient than a normal human; being relatively fragile, they are easily dispatched.
Damage Values
| Item |
Attack Damage |
Bleeding Damage |
Structure Damage |
Stun Duration |
Damage Type |
Stick to Entities? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facial Tentacle |
10 |
3 |
30 |
0.1 |
Slash |
For 0.5 seconds. |
Trivia
- Regalis has mentioned the possibility that husks could take on a more subtle role as a non-human traitor in Traitor Mode. They would posses unusual abilities and the potential to pass off as humans.[1]
References
| Creatures | ||
|---|---|---|
| Pets |  Cthulhu •  Defense Bot •  Huskified Storage Container •  Orange Boy •  Peanut •  Petraptor •  Psilotoad
| |
| Small |  Crawler •  Crawler Hatchling •  Fractal Guardian (Steam Cannon Fractal Guardian • EMP Fractal Guardian) •  Hammerhead Spawn •  Human •  Husk •  Husked Crawler •  Husked Human •  Leucocyte •  Mantis •  Moloch Baby •  Mudraptor (Mudraptor Unarmored) •  Mudraptor Hatchling •  Mudraptor Veteran •  Swarm Feeder •  Terminal Cells •  Tiger Thresher •  Tiger Thresher Hatchling
| |
| Large |  Black Moloch •  Bone Thresher  Crawler Broodmother •  Giant Spineling •  Golden Hammerhead •  Hammerhead (Moping Jack) •  Hammerhead Matriarch •  Moloch •  Spineling •  Watcher
| |
| Abyssal |  Charybdis •  Endworm •  Latcher
| |
| Ending |
| |
