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On top of this, they are strong, powerful, and fast with good Health, Melee Damage, and Movement Speed.

The Basilisk's bite also is venomous and if not careful, a survivor or tame can have their Torpor rise and become knocked out. Much like the Poison Wyvern a Gas Mask can negate this. The Basilisk has a poison attack that explodes on impact, dealing massive damage. As they can be found almost anywhere on the map, always keep your guard up if there wasn't a reason to do so on Aberration. As the Basilisk' melee attacks induces Torpor, refrain from getting close and using melee weapons, for it can knock you out faster than it can deal damage.Īs it can bury under the ground and hide with the exception of its forked tail, it can be easy to be suprised by an unsuspected ambush. Because it can't be knocked down, it is highly discouraged to utilize Torpor-inducing ammo and weapons. Low level Basilisks can be killed with a Crossbow if you're able to shoot from a safe location it will require a lot of Arrows. Utilize ranged weapons such as Assault Rifles or a Compound Bow to deal with Basilisks. Larger mounts can have their bodies angled towards a poison shot as to prevent it from hitting you. If the mount is small, nimble, and quick, you can run and jump around while attacking, avoiding the poison spit. If one must fight without these equipment on, then other strategic measures must be taken to avoid being killed off your mount. Avoid close range fighting without a Gas Mask as much like Poison Wyvern, the poison can be negated with a Gas Mask, Hazard Suit Armor or Tek Helmet. They will follow you over and then be out of your way.īasilisks are not much harder to kill than a Spinosaurus. If it is in the way you can kite one over a cliff. It is ill advised to ever fight a Basilisk alone, so make sure to at least be mounting a decent creature or have good weaponry.īasilisks are somewhat easy to outrun with most mounts, though don't underestimate their speed. Being around a dozen feet away will aggravate them, causing them to emerge. It is possible to tell if one is near when there is a forked tail sticking out of the rubble.

#Basilisk ii wiki how to

This section describes how to fight against the Basilisk.īasilisks will always stay hidden throughout their existence through burrowing. This makes it hard to retrieve the levels on a tamed creature, so this tool is only for wild ones, but gives a first impression, how well the stats are distributed. Note that after the creature is tamed it gets bonuses on some stats depending on the taming effectiveness. The stat-calculator does not work in the mobile-view, see here for alternatives: Apps For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 1 6 would color the Basilisk's '' magenta. This information can be used to alter the Basilisk's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor in the cheat console.

For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Basilisk. This section displays the Basilisk's natural regions. At the back of the head lie a pair of backward facing and long, almost antelope-like horns.

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The mouth is full of sharp, pointed teeth as well as 2 longer fangs on the top jaw, and a forked tongue. The head is draconic in shape and is blunt and sloped at the front. Like a snake, the whole body is legless and serpentine, covered in many small diamond-shaped scales, but also has other unusual features including many large, spade-like spikes at its lower body and tail region, smaller versions of said spikes at the head and neck, and a serrated and scaly belly all presumably to aid in digging. It is unknown what purpose this very strange appendage serves, though it could be used in sensing vibrations.

As said in the dossier, it has a 3-pronged forked tail. The size of a Basilisk is exceptionally large and is huge compared to its cousin, Ark's Titanoboa. It can also be found sporadically across most of Aberration. Spawns at an uncommon rate in The Portal and rarely in The Edge areas. After killing and consuming its prey, it again will quickly dig back into the ground where it waits again in ambush. It may stay in such a state patiently for days on end, until the opportunity arises to which it will violently burst out of the ground and launch an attack of venomous bites and poisonous spit blasts similar to the poison breath of the Poison Wyvern. It can often be seen by its unusually three-forked tail poking out of the earth as it waits hidden underground for its prey to approach before it can spring out in ambush.