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* SoleSurvivor: The Weavers ended up leaving Hallownest back to where they originally came from when the infection hit, so all that remains of them in Hallownest are husks and corpses... with the exception of one uninfected Weaver that stands near the entrance once you pick up the Weaversong charm. However, she can't be interacted with, as she immediately scurried away once she sees the Knight.
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: If you talk to the denizens of Dirtmouth, they all comment that there's something "sinister" about the Troupe, but it's not entirely clear what it is.
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: If you talk to the denizens of Dirtmouth, they all comment that there's something "sinister" about the Troupe, but it's not entirely clear what it is. In-game, they are at least not the Knight's enemies, and are generally quite courteous.
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* BeeAfraid: There's a honey bee hive hidden in Kingdom's Edge. It has its own boss and several persistent types of bees that are difficult to fight off. The area is optional, but mandatory if you want to collect the charm, mask shard, and grubs hidden in it. The bees in the hive are easily aggro'd by the Knight's presence. That is, unless you wear the Hiveblood charm which acts as an EncounterRepellant against them.
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* ScaryStingingSwarm: There's a honey bee hive hidden in Kingdom's Edge. It has its own boss and several persistent types of bees that are difficult to fight off. The area is optional, but mandatory if you want to collect the charm, mask shard, and grubs hidden in it. The bees in the hive are easily aggro'd by the Knight's presence. That is, unless you wear the Hiveblood charm which acts as an EncounterRepellant against them.
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* DifficultySpike: Just as [[WakeUpCallBoss Hornet's boss fight]] in Greenpath speaks about speed and agility, so do the Mantis Villagers in the Fungal Wastes, as they also move fast, have short wind-up times on their attacks, that can also hit at a considerable range. This is compared to the generally sluggish lesser mooks that you encountered in the earliest stages.
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* HaveYouSeenMyGod: Looking for the thunder and rain gods who abandoned them.
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* PermanentlyMissableContent: Zigzagged. Odds are you’ll find them dead on your first play through because you came through the Queens garden entrance after killing a dreamer or getting the Monarch wings first. But by finding a breakable wall southwest of the Queens station you can talk to them early. Thankfully even if their they're dead you can still get their journal entry.
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The undead husks of Hallownest's sentries, still retaining shallow memories of their duties in live, they protect the City of Tears even in their undead state.
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The undead husks of Hallownest's sentries, still sentries. Still retaining shallow memories of their duties in live, before they protect died, they patrol the City of Tears even in their undead state.
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!!!'''Affiliated Characters''': Husk Sentry, Winged Sentry, Heavy Sentry, Lance Sentry
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The undead husks of Hallownest's sentries, still retaining shallow memories of their duties in live, they protect the City of Tears even in their undead state.
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* EliteMooks: Much faster and stronger than the husks found in places like Forgotten Crossroads, they have weapons and armor and still remember their training in combat. Among the sentries, the Great Husk Sentry is the biggest and toughest of them all.
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!!!'''Affiliated Characters''': Husk Sentry, Winged Sentry, Heavy Sentry, Lance Sentry
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* AirborneMook: The winged sentries and lance sentries are able to use their wings and attack the Knight from above, the Lance sentry able to throw their lances and divebomb you.
* EliteMooks: Much faster and stronger than the husks found in places like Forgotten Crossroads, they have weapons and armor and still remember their training in combat. Among the sentries, the Great Husk Sentry is the biggest and toughest of them all.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: The Godseekers wear golden masks and their cloaks have a mummy-bandage-like stripe pattern.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: To Egypt. The Godseekers wear golden masks and their cloaks have a mummy-bandage-like stripe pattern.
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* AchilliesHeel: Because the Traitors and Traitor Lord dash for a lot of their attacks using the Shade Cloak[[note]]And by proxy the Sharp Shadow charm to deal damage with the dash[[note]] to avoid into their attacks makes killing them much easier. You even need the Shade Cloak to enter the area where you fight the Traitor Lord to begin with.
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* AchilliesHeel: AchillesHeel: Because the Traitors and Traitor Lord dash for a lot of their attacks using the Shade Cloak[[note]]And by proxy the Sharp Shadow charm to deal damage with the dash[[note]] dash[[/note]] to avoid into their attacks makes killing them much easier. You even need the Shade Cloak to enter the area where you fight the Traitor Lord to begin with.
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* AchilliesHeel: Because the Traitors and Traitor Lord dash for a lot of their attacks using the Shade Cloak[[note]]And by proxy the Sharp Shadow charm to deal damage with the dash[[note]] to avoid into their attacks makes killing them much easier. You even need the Shade Cloak to enter the area where you fight the Traitor Lord to begin with.
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* UniqueEnemy: There is a non-hostile Sturdy Fool that can be found bathing in the Warriors' Pit section of the Colosseum of Fools. You can strike the nail to splash the liquid and make it grunt, or you can use the Dream Nail to read its unique dialogue.
-->...Why does it disturb me?...
-->...Why does it disturb me?...
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* AwesomeButImpractical: An InUniverse example that is {{lampshaded}}. In the Colosseum, the Battle Obbles each wear a tiny mask. The Hunter questions if the mask even has a practical use or if it's just an extravagance.
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* BeastOfBattle: Those unique red-plated creatures (i.e. Sharp Baldur, Armoured Squit, Battle Obble) that you can find [[UndergroundMonkey only in the Colosseum]]? According to the Hunter, they are all bred for battle by the Fools, trained for combat, tougher and more aggressive than their ancestors living in the wilds.
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* InformedAttractiveness: According to the Hunter, a Heavy Fool has a surprisingly beautiful face beneath its mask.
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* BodyHorror: Surprisingly enough, there are Husks inside the Hive, but they are labeled "Husk Hive" in the Journal, and are stated to be cowardly husks colonized by hivelings, and they have a small beehive in their bodies.
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* DestructiveSavior: Hive Guardians protect the Hive at all costs by hurling their bodies. The Hunter notes that their clumsiness can make the Guardians damage their own Hive when charging at intruders. In fact, the game encourages you to exploit this tactic, since a Mask Shard in the Hive can only be obtained by luring a Hive Guardian to destroy a cracked wall.
* FurryReminder: As if the similarities to their real-life beehive counterparts aren't obvious enough, the Hunter calls them hardworking creatures in large numbers, and their bodies contain a thick, sweet golden liquid – In other words, honey.
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* BodyHorror: The Mistakes and Follies look like deformed slug-like beings made out of soul. The former's Journal entry suggests that they are still clinging on the hope that their fellow scholars would create new bodies for them... But even that seems to be a stretch considering how all other scholars are now infected.
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* GoneHorriblyWrong: Nothing good came out of most of their researches, and their end-results with other beings mostly become failed experiments aptly named Mistakes and Follies.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When the Hunter recalls that all efforts of the Soul Sanctum scholars were to no avail, he theorizes that the infection came from somewhere deep inside the bugs that they could not escape. He's right about the infection's methods – [[spoiler:The Radiance can infect bugs from the inside, via dreams]].
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* AnthropomorphicTransformation: If the Hunter's [[FlavorText comments]] on the Shrumal Warriors is to be believed, these [[MushroomMan mushroom creatures]] were simply just mushrooms, until some unknown force caused them to grow hearts, minds, and even faces.
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