The Book of the SKA/Kinrey

~by oSo

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"This royal kitin soldier is one of Atys' most virulent predators. It is a gregarious giant living in community and protecting the queen. The kinrey sprays acid on its victims, attacks and pursues homins or beasts that venture too close to the nest."

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Role: Elite Soldier
Vitality of the great specimen: 9,600
Vital quotient: 310 (average)
Strength of the great specimen: 1,435
Attack quotient: 55 (strong)
Pace: 31 hits/mn (fast)
Damage type: Piercing
Special strike: Acide splashck damage +1149%, quick chaining
Defense mode: Parry
Speed: 6.25 m/s (1.07 h.s.)

Immunities:
- Fear
- Sleep
- Root
- Acid
Protections:
- Physical 60%
- Rot 80%
- Fire, Poison, Shockvawe, Electricity, 30%
- Cold 30%
Social behavior:
- Aggressive
- No noticeable group instinct

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Comment of the Master-at-Arms

This one, most homins don't know it very well, like other elite kitins by the way.

It hurts a lot, like the kirosta, but at an even faster rate: beware, it hacks!

On each side of his head, two huge nozzles spray you with acid. It's as fast as the electricity in kincher, and it hurts even more. He is rarely alone. So, if you have the initiative for the assault, equip yourself with an anti-acid jewelry. Otherwise, it's not worth it.

It is stronger than the kirosta, but not as strong as the kincher. However, it is nicely armored, and you will most often come across it in Prime Roots, so endowed with a double vitality...

Best weapons: pike, lance

Best magics: stun, fire, poison, shockwave, electricity

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Knowledge of the kinrey

In fact it is possible that there is not only one variety of kinrey on the surface, but also a desert variety.
As evidenced by the Slayer Kinrey that is occasionally encountered south of the camp of the tribe of the Renegades.
But a single specimen is not enough to confirm a hypothesis!
"Surface" kinreys have been seen in the Obscure Mines, when they were accessible. Some were not very aggressive.

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From EncyclopAtys