How to Find (& Kill) Snallygasters in Fallout 76
has a variety of irradiated mutant enemies for you to find and kill in the Wasteland, but Snallygasters may be among the most annoying to confront. The post-nuclear war regions of Appalachia host many aggressive and dangerous animals changed since the bombs dropped. Without the right plan, a Snallygaster can easily kill your character and make you lose a lot of loot if you aren't careful.
Snallygasters are four-legged creatures that have sharp claws and extremely long tongues, with extra long limbs and tongues to overwhelm you with a barrage of attacks. Unlike passive creatures like Brahmin in , Snallygasters will automatically attack any person they see. Typically, these monsters travel in groups, making them hard to take down since they travel in strong packs.
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Snallygasters are reliably found at several irradiated locations throughout the West Virginian wastes in 's updated world map. You will always find Snallygasters at Toxic Larry's Meat 'n Go, but keep in mind that these creatures do not always appear at their hub locations. Another great spot for Snallygaster hunting is Charleston, in an area between the Hornwright Industrial Headquarters and the Capitol Building.
Some other locations spawn Snallygasters less frequently, such as:
There are five types of Snallygasters you need to be prepared for, including the Bloody, Glowing, Nascent, Fetid, and Scorched Snallygaster. Each species of this creature has different stats, with the Glowing being the most powerful and the Nascent being the weakest. All types of Snallygaster have the same combat skills and abilities that they use during combat to attack you at breakneck speeds.
The type of Snallygaster does not give extra resistance or immunities to certain kinds of damage in, but some may have higher health and deal more damage than others.
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