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The yao guai is a mutated bear of debatable origin species. Possibly mutated from the black bears native to the region, these yao guai are generally larger than their unmutated predecessors and are more aggressive. |
The yao guai is a mutated bear of debatable origin species. Possibly mutated from the black bears native to the region, these yao guai are generally larger than their unmutated predecessors and are more aggressive. |
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| − | The physical build of the [[Appalachia|Appalachian]] variant does not seem to drastically deviate from pre-War bears as much as the yao guai in the [[Capital Wasteland]] and [[Zion Canyon]]. Comparatively, they are overall less dog-like in their posture and movement, sport thicker patches of fur and more body fat. Since their upper body, chest and arms are not as massive, the Appalachian yao guai have a more traditional bear-like posture and gait |
+ | The physical build of the [[Appalachia|Appalachian]] variant does not seem to drastically deviate from pre-War bears as much as the yao guai in the [[Capital Wasteland]] and [[Zion Canyon]]. Comparatively, they are overall less dog-like in their posture and movement, sport thicker patches of fur and more body fat. Since their upper body, chest and arms are not as massive, the Appalachian yao guai have a more traditional bear-like posture and gait. |
===Gameplay attributes=== |
===Gameplay attributes=== |
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| − | When yao guai are encountered there are typically two or three in the area. Yao guai can outrun a player unless the player is sprinting. They have a powerful melee attack and their strikes frequently stun the player for a few seconds. They will pursue a player into an open sided shed but not into a shed or building with a doorway, even if the doorway is open. When the player enters the building, they will retreat to the edge of the area; when they detect the player exiting the building they will again pursue. They are sensitive to explosives and flamers. |
+ | When yao guai are encountered there are typically two or three in the area. Yao guai can outrun a player character unless the player character is sprinting. They have a powerful melee attack and their strikes frequently stun the player character for a few seconds. They will pursue a player character into an open sided shed but not into a shed or building with a doorway, even if the doorway is open. When the player character enters the building, they will retreat to the edge of the area; when they detect the player character exiting the building they will again pursue. They are sensitive to explosives and flamers. |
==Variants== |
==Variants== |
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Yao guai are creatures found in Appalachia in 2102.
Background
The name comes from the Chinese term "yao guai" (妖怪), which translates to "monster" or "demon." The name was given to the creature by the descendants of the Chinese that were living in internment camps at the time of the Great War.
Characteristics
Biology
The yao guai is a mutated bear of debatable origin species. Possibly mutated from the black bears native to the region, these yao guai are generally larger than their unmutated predecessors and are more aggressive.
The physical build of the Appalachian variant does not seem to drastically deviate from pre-War bears as much as the yao guai in the Capital Wasteland and Zion Canyon. Comparatively, they are overall less dog-like in their posture and movement, sport thicker patches of fur and more body fat. Since their upper body, chest and arms are not as massive, the Appalachian yao guai have a more traditional bear-like posture and gait.
Gameplay attributes
When yao guai are encountered there are typically two or three in the area. Yao guai can outrun a player character unless the player character is sprinting. They have a powerful melee attack and their strikes frequently stun the player character for a few seconds. They will pursue a player character into an open sided shed but not into a shed or building with a doorway, even if the doorway is open. When the player character enters the building, they will retreat to the edge of the area; when they detect the player character exiting the building they will again pursue. They are sensitive to explosives and flamers.
Variants
Yao guai
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Stunted yao guai
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Shaggy yao guai
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| Shaggy yao guai |
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Scorched yao guai
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Dusky yao guai
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Rabid yao guai
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Glowing yao guai
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Notable yao guai
Locations
- Two can always be found at Dolly Sods wilderness, one on the road at the entrance and one en route to Dolly Sods campground.
- Can always be found at Monongah overlook.
- Can always be found at Philippi Battlefield Cemetery, usually in the parking lot.
- Can sometimes be found at Beckwith farm.
- Can sometimes be found at Middle Mountain Cabins.
- Can sometimes be found at Graninger farm.
- Can sometimes be found at the garden area of The Whitespring Resort.
- Can sometimes be found at the pumpkin house, in front of the building.
- Can sometimes be found at the Seneca Rocks Visitor Center.
- Down the railway from Mountainside Bed & Breakfast.
- Can always be found at The Whitespring golf club, in a cave in the middle of the golf course.
Appearances
Yao guai appear in Fallout 76.
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