Husks will send out both thieves and baby snatchers, although they'll be more likely to simply attack anyone they come across. For weapons, they have battle axes, short swords, long swords, spiked cudgels, spears, whips, crossbows, withered hoes (spear skill) and withered scythes (also spear skill). Husks lack metal armor or shields, only having normal clothing. They are the only caste capable of speech, but as they are still opposed to life, don't expect any mercy. They can also reanimate the bodies of the dead as Husk minions, which are functionally identical to the standard caste.
The last, most rare caste are the Suffering Souls, representing the Miller - they are larger than the other two castes, and learn spear skills at twice the usual rate. Additionally, they can give orders to the standard Husks - attack orders will increase the agility of the husks to 135% and prevent them from getting overexerted, meanwhile defensive orders will increase their agility to 120% and toughness to 125%.
The second caste are the Husk Foremen - they learn whip skills faster and will more often be seen with them. They can throw crystalline dust, which causes minor blistering as well as feelings of irritation - additionally, they can take a short break, which increases their agility to 150% and recuperation to 125%. The first caste are the standard Husks, representing the Farmhands. All are also opposed to life, so wandering into their hamlets and towns could end badly if you aren't prepared. They come in three castes - all of them feel no fear, pain or nausea, cannot be made dizzy, cannot be paralyzed or blinded, and cannot be made feverish, all due to their stone bodies. Large update this time - I've added Color of Madness content!įirst off is the new invader race, the Husks.
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