Todeskralle (Fallout Shelter)

Für Eine Übersichtsseite zu Varianten der Todeskralle wie sie in der Fallout Reihe des Spiels vorkommmt, siehe Todeskralle.

 

Die nachfolgenden Informationen basieren auf Fallout Shelter oder Fallout Shelter Online.

Todeskrallen sind feindliche Kreaturen, die in Fallout Shelter vorzufinden sind.

Hintergrund

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Charakteristik

Deathclaws are the strongest enemies in the game and can be encountered when they randomly attack the vault, similar to raiders, however they are much stronger and rarer than raiders. They can also be found while exploring the wasteland.

“Any time you open your Vault Door, you're broadcasting an invitation for these beasties to come to your Vault and destroy your resources. Be sure to have Stimpaks and Weapons at the ready, or they'll tear through your Dwellers like a knife through a Fancy Lad Snack Cake”— In-game description, under help.

They can also be encountered during quests. Their boss variant is tougher, stronger and larger in size; it can let out a roar that greatly increases its allies' next attack; this ability can be interrupted. They yield (especially the boss) the highest experience when killed.

Varianten

Todeskralle

A regular deathclaw. They can be found out in the wasteland or can attack the vault at any time.

Alpha-Todeskralle

A vastly stronger and more aggressive deathclaw.

Enklaven-Todeskralle

A deathclaw currently under the control of the Enclave. They are trained to kill everything in their path.

Anmerkungen

• According to in-game information, deathclaws are more likely to attack the vault if the vault doors are opened, immediately after sending dwellers to the wasteland or on quests and if there is a radio station broadcasting out to the wasteland.
• Deathclaws will begin to attack when the vault has 60+ dwellers. They will start attacking at 35+ dwellers when playing in Survival mode.
• Deathclaws will not drop any type of weapon or armor, or much needed caps. They will only provide XP upon death.
• Deathclaws do not use the elevator to move up through the vaults levels, instead they appear to smash up through the shaft's floor to the next level.

Referenzen

Kreaturen Westküste ( Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout: New Vegas) Alien · Großhorn (Großhornbulle, Großhornkalb) · Blähfliege · Brahmin · Cazador (Junger Cazador, Legendärer Cazador) · Zentaur (Evolved centaur) · Kojote (Kojote Alpha Männchen, Kojoten-Brutmutter, Kojotenwelpen) · Todeskralle (Todeskrallenbaby, Junge Todeskralle, Blinde Todeskralle, Todeskralle Alpha Männchen, Todeskrallen Mutter, Talking deathclaw, Legendäre Todeskralle) · Hund (Cyberhund, Legionsmischling, Bösartiger Hund, Wilder Hund, RNK Wachhund, Weißbein Mischling) · Floater · Feuerameise · Gecko (Goldgecko, Feuergecko, Grüngecko, Legendärer Gecko, Silbergecko) · Geistervolk (Ghost Harvester, Ghost Seeker, Ghost Trapper) · Ghul (Feral Ghoul Roamer, Feral Ghoul Reaver, Glowing one, Feral trooper ghoul) · Riesenameise (Riesenarbeiterameise, Riesensoldatenameise, Riesenameisenkönigin) ·Feuerameise (Feuerameisensoldat, Feuerameisenarbeiter) · Giant catfish · Riesenratte (Maulwurfsratte, Pig Rat) · Mensch (Dwarf) · Lakelurk · Lobotomit · Schrecke (Riesenschrecke, Riesenschreckennymphe, Riesenschreckenweibchen, Zion-Schrecke, Zion-Schreckennymphe, Riesige Zion-Schrecke) · Nachtpirscher (Junger Nachtpirscher, Den mother, Legendärer Nachtpirscher) · RAD-Kakerlake · RAD-Skorpion (Rindenskorpion, Rindenskorpionjäger, Kleiner Radskorpion, Riesenradskorpion, RAD-Skorpionskönigin) · Rabe · Slags · Sporenträger (Sporenträger-Wilder, Sporenträger-Grobian, Sporenträger-Kümmerling, Sporenträger-Biest, Sporenträger-Plünderer) · Sporenpflanze (Riesige Sporenpflanze · Dionaea Muscipula) · Supermutant (Herr der Supermutanten, Nachtvolk) · Wanamingo · Wolf · Yao Guai Ostküste ( Fallout 3, Fallout 4, Fallout Tactics 2) Alien · Alien squid · Blutkäfer  · Alien worm · Angler · Blähfliege · Brahmin · Einsiedlerkrebs · Todeskralle · Hund · Feuerameise · Ghul (Wilde Ghule, Plündernder wilder Ghul, Streunender wilder Ghul, Leuchtende, Sumpfghul) · Riesenameisen (Ameisenkönigin) · Giant catfish · Mensch · Lamprey floater · Manowar tendril floater · Mirelurk (Mirelurk-Jäger, Mirelurk-König, Nukalurk, Sumpflurk, Sumpflurk-Königin) · Maulwurfsratte · Mutant crocodile · Mutant Wanamingo · Nebelkriecher · Needle Tooth Floater · RAD-Huhn · RAD-Kakerlake · RAD-Kaninchen · RAD-Skorpion (Albino-RAD-Skorpion, RAD-Riesenskorpion) · Scheußlichkeit · Supermutant (Supermutanten-Behemoth, Supermutantenbiest, Herr der Supermutanten, Supermutantenüberlord) · Sumpfbewohner (Fährtenleser, Leisetreter, Randalierer, Raufbold, Schläger)  · Schlinger · Trogg · Wolf · Yao Guai · Zentaur Mittlerer Westen ( Fallout Tactics, Van Buren) Boom Bug · Brahmin · Hund · Endless Walker · Gehenna · Ghul (Born Ghoul, Wilde Ghule, Glowing one) · Giant albino ant (Giant albino ant queen) · Giant leech · Riesenratte · Riesenwespe · Hairy deathclaw (Baby hairy deathclaw) · Mensch · Komodo Dragon · Molech · Mutant cannibal · RAD-Kakerlake · RAD-Skorpion · Radtoad · Trog · Supermutant · Wolf Texas ( Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel 2) Brahmin · Kojote · Hund · Experimental deathclaw (Baby experimental deathclaw) · Ghul (Glowing one) · Riesenratte (Maulwurfsratte) · Mensch · Radbug · RAD-Skorpion (Glowing Radscorpion, Spitting Radscorpion, Unique Giant Radscorpion) · Supermutant Fallout Shelter Maulwurfsratte · Ghul  · Hund  · Katze  · Papagei · RAD-Kakerlake · RAD-Skorpion  · Raider · Todeskralle  · Supermutant  · Wilder Ghul