Yao guai (Fallout 76)

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Fallout 76 creature
Yao guai
Variants
Variants	Yao guai Stunted yao guai Shaggy yao guai Scorched yao guai Dusky yao guai Rabid yao guai Glowing yao guai
Location
Location	Appalachia
Quests	Flavors of Mayhem
Other
Appearances	Fallout 76

 

Yao guai are creatures found in Appalachia in 2102.

Background

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Characteristics

Biology

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Gameplay attributes

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.

Variants

Yao guai

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Name (Form ID)	Base Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Yao guai	LVL 26 PER HP Dam.R 88 En.R 100 Rad.R Immune Pois.R 60 Fire.R Cryo.R XP Stats scale up to match player level	Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Cowardly: Will always avoid combat/flee. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Melee (0 ) empty	Yao guai meat Yao guai hide Loose springs Waste acid

Stunted yao guai

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Name (Form ID)	Base Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Stunted yao guai	LVL PER HP Dam.R 0 En.R Rad.R Pois.R Fire.R Cryo.R XP Stats scale up to match player level	Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Cowardly: Will always avoid combat/flee. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Melee (0 ) empty	Yao guai meat Yao guai hide Loose springs Waste acid

Shaggy yao guai

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Name (Form ID)	Base Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Shaggy yao guai	LVL PER HP Dam.R 0 En.R Rad.R Pois.R Fire.R Cryo.R XP Stats scale up to match player level	Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Cowardly: Will always avoid combat/flee. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Melee (0 ) empty	Yao guai meat Yao guai hide Loose springs Waste acid

Scorched yao guai

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Name (Form ID)	Base Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Scorched yao guai	LVL 76 PER HP Dam.R 0 En.R Rad.R Pois.R Fire.R Cryo.R XP Stats scale up to match player level	Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Cowardly: Will always avoid combat/flee. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Melee (0 ) empty	Yao guai meat Yao guai hide Loose springs Waste acid

Dusky yao guai

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Name (Form ID)	Base Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Dusky yao guai	LVL 66 PER HP Dam.R 0 En.R Rad.R Pois.R Fire.R Cryo.R XP Stats scale up to match player level	Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Cowardly: Will always avoid combat/flee. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Melee (0 ) empty	Yao guai meat Yao guai hide Loose springs Waste acid

Rabid yao guai

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Name (Form ID)	Base Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Rabid yao guai	LVL 56 PER HP Dam.R 0 En.R Rad.R Pois.R Fire.R Cryo.R XP Stats scale up to match player level	Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Cowardly: Will always avoid combat/flee. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Melee (0 ) empty	Yao guai meat Yao guai hide

Glowing yao guai

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Name (Form ID)	Base Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Glowing yao guai	LVL 76 PER HP Dam.R 0 En.R Rad.R Pois.R Fire.R Cryo.R XP Stats scale up to match player level	Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Cowardly: Will always avoid combat/flee. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Melee (0 ) empty	Yao guai meat Yao guai hide Loose springs Waste acid

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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