The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Insectoids Are Larger And More Dangerous Insects
The world ofThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is full of pitfalls, and a Witcher has to know how to deal with each of them. As such, having a vast knowledge of all the creatures that inhabit the lands is essential for a Witcher to fulfill his duties and contracts.
Insectoids are larger and more dangerous insects that inhabit almost all the forested areas of Velen, Novigrad, Skellige, and Toussaint in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. They might not be as difficult to destroy as other creatures, but they still need some precautions not to be overwhelmed while trying to defeat them.
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Arachas are large Insectoids with a distinctly large abdomen. They are highly venomous, and their variants can be found in both desert and swamp regions in Velen, Novigrad, and Skellige. Arachas have powerful pincers, a maw filled with razor-sharp teeth and venom glands packed with deadly toxins. Once native of the far south, these creatures migrated north over decades, adjusting to new climate and temperatures.
They can look like a part of the forest undergrowth, which can be highly deadly when hunting. Arachas usually fight by spitting venom at their prey and then trying to grab them with their prehensile feelers to reach their crushing pincers. Arachas are vulnerable to Golden Oriole and Insectoid oil. Igni can immobilize them, Quen nullifies the damage from one attack, Yrden slows them down, and Axii keeps them pacified; however, Aard isn't going to knock them down because of their size.
Arachnomorphs are large Insectoid creatures resembling spiders that appear in The Witcher 3 expansions Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine. They prefer to inhabit deep, damp caves or isolated swamps. Arachnomorphs
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