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| “ | One might mistake the bright coloring on its armor for natural markings, but they're actually a sign of the parasitic fungus that has taken control of this unsuspecting beetle. | ” |
–In-Game Item Description | ||
Draugr Beetles can be caught with Smoke Bombs in Elderwood.
Like other Elderwood bugs, they are occasionally infected with Infected Essence and require Elderwood Smoke Bombs to catch. These are easily identifiable by their dark purple aura.
Draugr Beetles are alerted by nearby player movement and Smoke Bombs and will slowly crawl away before disappearing, giving players plenty of time to throw additional Smoke Bombs if needed.
Villagers who like Draugr Beetle:
The following use Draugr Beetle as an ingredient:
The following use Any Bug as an ingredient:
The following use Any Uncommon Bug as an ingredient:
The following accomplishments require Draugr Beetle:
Draugr Beetle is not used in any Quests.
Draugr Beetle is not used in any Bundles.
Starred versions of this bug can be placed as decor on the Player's Housing Plot.
Experience from catching Draugr Beetle counts towards the following Accomplishments:
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