Husked Human

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Husked Human
Stats
Health 50	Sight: 1
	Hearing: 1
Armor N/A	Weakpoints N/A
Immunities N/A	Vulnerabilities N/A
Behavior
Walk speed 0.8 walk - 3 run	Swim speed 1 slow - 2.2 fast
Aggressive? Always	Can Enter Submarine? Yes
Drops only 1 of the items marked with an asterisk * may drop at a time
Items	Chance
Player/NPC's inventory when they were alive	100% (1/1)

The Human Husk is a human-based enemy that can manifest in Barotrauma.

Description

Human Husks are Human beings which have become infected and taken over by an instance of Velonaceps Calyx. Their appearance is equivalent to that of a regular crew member, with the biggest difference being a small stinger protruding out of their mouth, as well as their head being visibly disfigured.

Human Husks cannot be found in a similar fashion to other monsters, and can only be encountered if a human is infected and husked through the husk infection.

In-game

Human Husks can have varying levels of strength due to the fact that they inherit the items of whoever they were prior to being husked (the same does not count for any afflictions). They may be wearing Diving Suits, Armor, and most likely have an ID Card which they can use to open doors.

Like Diver Husks, they have a constant health regeneration (1 hp/s).

Damage Values

Item	Afflictions on Hit	Structure Damage	Kinetic Force	Attack Duration	Cooldown
Facial Spike	Bite Wounds 2 Bleeding 2 (50% chance) Husk Infection 1 (50% chance) Stun 0.3 sec Self-healing: -1.5 Any Internal Damage	0	6	0.1 Seconds	1.0 Seconds

Trivia

• Their attack makes use of the same exact stinger that can be obtained during the late stages of the infection process.
• They inherit the name of whoever they used to originally be prior to being husked.
• They have the visuals of spliced genes in the character editor, being the Spineling Genes and Mudraptor Genes.