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Fortnite Monsters
Monsters are the main enemy in the PvE mode of Fortnite (Save the Word). Destruction is main action in their variety of different behavior patterns which will damaging players, buildings, and mission objectives. So, they are a product of the mysterious world disaster known as "The Storm" They are responsible for a great deal of destruction in the game's ravaged locations. Violent and destructive in nature, the monsters are driven by a single motivation: When sleeping, they will be awoken if the player approaches them, attempts to loot nearby materials, or attacks them or other nearby monsters. When going into harder Power Level missions, monsters can become elemental. If they are fire, water element weapons will be more powerful than ones with the nature element. However, weapons with energy damage will be neutral against all elements, even energy!
Husks are the most typical type of Monster in Save the Word. They seem to have after been humans which have been mutated by The Storm. They seem as humanoid monsters wearing what appears to become a "hoodie" but is actually their skin. They spawn from Storm vortexes through Missions, or is often discovered sleeping out on the planet. You can find many different varieties of Husks, each and every with a various look and attack pattern. There are 9 typies of Husks: Husk, Husky, Chrome, Pitcher, Sploder, Beehive, Lobber, Dwarf, Zapper.
◇ Husk
Overview
The husk is the most basic enemy in Fortnite. These zombie-like creatures appear to be emaciated humans. The husk's face has been pulled back behind the creature like a hood, with its skull protruding from its own sagging mouth.
- Low
- Melee Attack
- Swipe at players with their claw-like fingers
- Melee or Ranged
- The standard type husk fights the player with its claws and charges at sight, but it will be only a threat in larger groups. They also often appear during fort building preparations, so players should be ready for them all the time!
◇ Husky
Overview
Husky husks are a larger variant of the husks. They can take and deal more damage than normal husks.
- Low
- Melee Attack
- Burp poisonous orange gas clouds
- Melee or Ranged
- This Husk used to burp poisonous orange gas clouds that caused area-of-effect damage. This effect was removed and the Husky Husk act now as battering rams that open paths for other Husks.
◇ Chrome
Overview
Considerably tankier than Huskies. They tend to revive themselves a number of times after being knocked down when brought to zero health.
- Medium
- Melee Attack
- Revive repeat
- Melee Fire/Water or Ranged Fire/Water.
- Chrome Huskys are Huskys with a much higher defense rating. Chrome Huskys will revive themselves shortly after death, if not killed by fire or water damage.
◇ Pitcher
Overview
The Pitcher Husk carries a baseball helmet full of bones, which he uses as projectiles. They have a slow wind-up that makes their projectiles relatively easy to dodge. They tend not to focus on the objective but instead focus on distracting and damaging the player. A large group of Pitchers can become very dangerous as it becomes more difficult to dodge the large number of bones.
- Low
- Range Attack
- Throws, or pitches, a bone as an attack.
- Melee or Ranged.
- Although pitcher husks aren't a huge threat, they do make players prioritize their attacks. They can be a particular nuisance to ninjas; as the melee fighters take on swarms of invading husks with their trusty katanas, pitcher husks will hang back and dish out pain from a distance. Commandos perched on the roofs and balconies of their forts are also at risk, though once they identify the source of the incoming attacks, they won't have much trouble stopping them.
◇ Sploder
Overview
Similar in size and shape to the Husky husk, 'Sploder husks wear a red shirt and carry a propane tank on their shoulder. When near players or buildings, they will throw their propane tank to do significant damage to all players, structures, and other husks near it.
- Medium
- Melee Attack
- Ignites and tosses BBQ propane gas tank towards the players base.
- Melee or Ranged.
- Although Sploder husks may not sound all that dangerous, it's worth stressing how hectic the battlefield is during Storm invasions. Epic is using the extra power of its Unreal Engine 4 to throw large numbers of enemies at players; it's easy to overlook one of these self-destructing enemies when you're cutting down swathes of charging husks outside of the safety of your base. The exploding husk's propane tank can also damage your fort when it explodes, so players should try to take down these enemies from an elevated position before they get too close.
◇ Beehive
Overview
Beehive wear a beehive on their head and are surrounded by a swarm of bees. Once killed, the beehive will break and bees will swarm for a few moments and damage nearby players.
- Medium
- Melee Attack
- throw bees that leaves an area of effect (AOE) that deals moderate damage.
- Melee or Ranged.
- Beehive husks have 20% damage resistance and immunity to headshots until beehive around their heads is broken. Shooting the beehive off the head of the Beehive husk breaks the hive and turns the husk into a regular Husk. Beehive husks are especially dangerous for ninjas and other melee heroes due to their ability to fill an area with bees that can linger and deny freedom of movement.
◇ Lobber
Overview
Lobbers are the only female husk. They throw purple or orange flaming skulls from a long distance. Purple skulls deal damage on impact to players and structures, while orange skulls linger and deal damage per second to players only. Other of this kind: Bombshell Lobbers and Poison Lobbers.
- Medium
- Ranged Attack
- throw purple or orange flaming skulls from player's base in a high arc.
- Melee or Ranged.
- The svelte lobber husk might not be the biggest of Fortnite's monsters, but she's one of the most destructive. This deadly foe lurks in the distance and lobs flaming heads at the player's base in a high arc. The fiery projectiles explode on contact, dealing massive damage capable of collapsing roofs and walls.
◇ Dwarf
Overview
Dwarf actually is small version of a Husk. They primarily hunt players and can jump over one-tile-high walls to reach the player. They deal moderate damage and come in swarms so they can hurt a player quickly, but they are very fragile, taking no more than a hit or two to kill with most weapons.
- Low
- Melee Attack
- Jump attacks.
- Melee or Ranged.
◇ Zapper
Overview
Zapper Husks are ranged attack enemies who fire a single, appears wearing a hat, handle bar moustache and enlarged, purple, right arm that they shoot out of. Moderately powered beam at the player and are able to spawn with elemental modifiers. The damage and health of the Zapper Husk is somewhere in between that of the Pitcher and the Blaster.
- Medium
- Ranged Attack
- Single hit scan shot fired from it’s right arm.
- Shoot as a normal husk.
- If a zapper hits you, then you can not use ranged weapons for a few seconds. This will force the player to have to kill the zapper if they want to use ranged weapons again. This makes it so that you have to either kill it with melee, kill it with abilities, or kill it with traps. This will make ninjas and constructors very good at dealing with zappers and making them more useful to a team, especially ninjas.
Mist monsters are powerful enemies that come from a mysterious place known because the Mists, They are larger and much more dangerous than Husks, but are also less many. Their intelligence and attacks are far more evolved than that in the husks. They don't damage the objective but rather distract and harm the player and their defenses so as to allow the smaller Husks. When killed, mist monsters drop a piece of investigation information which serves because the objective of some quests.
◇ Blaster
Overview
Blasters are tall, skinny Mist Monsters with glowing eyes that fire lasers at players from long range. After a short charge-up accompanied by an audible charging sound, they fire lasers that deal moderate damage per shot. Their laser barrage can be stopped by staggering them with moderate- to high-impact weapons. They can also attack from melee range, but their laser is by far more dangerous.
- Hard
- Ranged Attack
- A tall purple mist monster that has glowing eyes.
- Melee or Ranged.
- Blasters' eye blast attack is preceded by a short charge up accompanied by an audible charging sound. This sound can serve as a warning to take cover or to start firing at the Blaster to try and stagger it. Eye beams do not damage structures or any terrain, so the player can safely take cover behind structures while the Blaster is firing. High-impact weapons, especially when landing headshots, can disrupt Blasters' barrage of eye blasts. If you are unable to take cover before the Blaster begins firing, a second best option would be to attempt to stagger it. It would also be recommended to quickly build a wall to block it since taking cover and not building may take to long to the point you will die if in high stages like Twine Peaks or take a lot of damage.
◇ Flinger
Overview
Flingers are slow, lumbering Mist Monsters with one large arm and one smaller arm that throw husks at the objective. They will spawn with smaller enemies which they can throw over fort walls to attack from the inside. While not dangerous on their own, they will constantly throw smaller husks onto roofs or ceilings, bypassing wall fortifications and Traps. They are highly resistant to ranged damage, but take increased damage from melee weapons.
- Hard
- Ranged Attack
- throw husks at the objective
- Melee
- The flinger poses a exclusive challenge for well-fortified teams. The towering creature spawns husks of various sorts and hurls them more than the defenses of one's base. For the duration of a single session, our seemingly invincible fort proved to be significantly less safe than we believed after a flinger started launching enemies over our walls. We had left the stairway on our roof absolutely unguarded; once the airborne enemies landed, they rushed down the measures, which provided a straight shot to the portal. Despite their size, flingers are relatively easy to take down at close variety. On the other hand, they force players to think about the structural integrity of their complete fort - not only the locations vulnerable to the Storm's invading ground forces.
◇ Smasher
Overview
Smashers are tank-like enemies whose sole goal is usually to smash by way of a fort's defenses to permit other monsters access. They have higher wellness and can speedily demolish virtually any type of Developing. They also deal damage if the player gets struck by one particular. On the other hand, they usually do not straight harm the objective themselves.
- Hard
- Melee Attack
- Use their oversized club arm to smash through walls and players alike with ease.
- Melee or Ranged.
- Smashers are available in two varieties: these that attack you, and these that attack your base. Neither is preferred; head-to-head encounters with smashers are frequently deadly, but nothing at all is worse than watching one from the massive beasts breach your perimeter and lead a stream of smaller enemies correct into your base. No matter which variety seems on the battlefield, teams should work together to take it down as swiftly as you possibly can.
◇ Takers
Overview
Takers are classified as the cavalry-type mist monster with the storm's forces. They devastate vulnerable parts on account of their potential to fly and overlook partitions and ceilings. They don't actually fly other than for brief times and generally hover close to the floor.
- Hard
- Melee Attack
- Charge attack.
- Melee or Ranged.
- The identify isn’t always the most fitting in this particular case. Though smashers obviously get their name with the fact that they can smash by your defenses, takers don’t actually steal something. Very well, except if you are counting the HP you are going to see get snatched absent by these creatures. Takers are zombie enemies in Fortnite that focus on a participant from long distance ahead of hurrying them and creating a pretty respectable number of damage. These flying Mist Monsters may open portals and slip via partitions just in case you assumed operating within the fort could well be a safe haven.
There are some other monsters that do not stick to the common siege behavior and spawn mechanics of Husks and Mist Monsters.
◇ Trolls
Overview
Small, harmless monsters that appear during the Whack-a-Troll minigame. They do not damage the player directly, but occasionally will spawn a Troll-colored bomb during the minigame which will damage the player. They also occasionally appear in buildings as if they were ghosts. One minigame including a troll is Whack-a-Troll, which randomly appears when players are trying to collect BluGlo. These cannot be interacted with but are mostly there for appearance.
- Low
- Melee Attack
- Spawn a Troll-colored bomb during the minigame.
- Melee or Ranged.
◇ Mimics
Overview
Mimics are monsters that appear like Treasure chests. Fortnite's take around the classic "mimic" trope, Mimics take around the look of blue level 3 treasure chests. They may be risky, getting high wellness and dealing high damage, but killing them grants rewards for the whole team.
- Medium
- Melee Attack
- Bite the player.
- Melee or Ranged.
- If solo, you can build some traps to assist you. Bear in mind that it spawning will destroy anything close by, so construct your traps approx three tiles away. Mimics take the appearance of a level three (blue) treasure chest. They are able to be identified just before opening because the ringing noise they emit is reduce pitched than that of a typical chest, they may be often faced a peculiar way (towards a wall, by way of example), and will wiggle and growl when the player interacts with them. Mimics generally spawn on the outskirts of zones. Mimics do moderate to intense damage when engaged, and can take a lot of hits prior to dying, hence it is most effective to be ready with a good weapon and adequate space to run. Walls may also be built in amongst the Mimic and the player to slow it down while fighting it.
◇ Shielders
Overview
Tiny purple ghosts that tag along above some Husks and Mist Monsters to partially shield them from damage. Shielded monsters take considerably lowered harm, however the shield is usually removed by killing the Shielder attached to them. Kill the Shielder very first as it has comparatively low overall health in comparison to the Monster it is shielding.
- Low
- Melee
- None.
- Melee or Ranged.
- Shielded monsters take drastically lowered harm, but the shield is often removed by killing the Shielder attached to them. Shielders are quite little so high accuracy weapons are suggested to take them out in order to save ammo. If a shielded monster is killed whilst the attached Shielder continues to be alive, the Shielder will drop for the ground unharmed. Detached Shielders still count as enemies for the purposes of Encampments and rescuing survivors, so detached Shielders should be killed to complete these objectives.
◇ Fortnite Mist Monsters FAQ List - Newbie Guide
Mist Monsters are one of the two most important kinds of Monsters in Save the World. They may be larger and much more risky than Husks, but are also significantly less numerous.They usually do not damage the objective but instead distract and harm the player and their defenses in an effort to enable the smaller sized Husks.
