Decaying Winter (Enemies)

Enemies are hostile NPCS that serve as obstacles to prevent players from winning. All will drop one to two Rations if killed during the Looting phase of the night, however these do not drop during the base defense phase. Although they always physically drop their weapons, these can never be picked up.

There are currently 3 main factions that are hostile to both the player and other NPCS.

The 3 main factions are:

•Scavengers

•Raiders

•Reikgon


Melee Scavengers

These Scavengers wield only melee weapons. Their strength is highly variable, and they are found both across the map during scavenging phases and when invading the Safe Zone. Stronger & smarter melee scavengers start appearing from Night 3 on-wards during waves (Sledgehammer Scavengers appearing on Night 6 on-wards for example).

Melee Scavengers will always try to walk up to the player and hit them with a light or heavy attack. Some melee scavengers are able to dodge, parry, perform absolver hits or grapple the player. They are strong in larger groups and can effortlessly take down an Agent, so caution is advised if you see a group of them approach you. If you can’t beat them, run. It’s a safer option. Although make sure not to keep your back to them too long, otherwise they may perform a backstab, dealing double the damage.

Gun Scavengers

These Scavengers wield ranged weapons and have no unique close-quarter abilities. Gun Scavengers can accidentally kill their own allies if one is in their line of fire. It is usually best if you leave them alone during scavenging phases, especially if they wield more powerful guns, but you should prioritize them over Melee Scavengers due to their ability to deal ranged damage.

Raiders

Raiders are a group of elite "scavengers" that have high battle experience and are also armed with high-tier weaponry, making them one of the more formidable enemies to deal with. Caution is advised when engaging them, as they can easily bring you down if you don’t have a single clue on what you're doing. They mostly remain dormant in the Castle, but if any are damaged with anything that aren't throwables or non-perk weaponry, they will all be (temporarily) alerted. They also appear in the Holdout Mode's Raider boss wave.

Reikgon

Reikgon Shadows

Shadows, commonly referred to as Mutants or Demons are the more common enemies from the Reikgon faction, and serve as big obstacles to Agents that are looting. Some of them can be avoided, but some of them delay Agents from looting certain places. Scavengers are hostile towards Reikgons and will normally attempt to kill them.

If possible, avoid these enemies as they are powerful, and can easily take you down unless you are skilled in melee combat or are well-equipped to deal with them.


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