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Giant Beetle is a type of Insectoid monster found in desert regions and tombs throughout Egypt (Act II). Later, a few more variants have been introduced to the game, they can only be found in some regions of The North (Act V) (requires Ragnarök DLC).

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Beetles may drop fragments of Rigid Carapace monster charm. Yggdrasil Beetles drop an Eitr fragment instead.

Variants[]

  • Bone Scarab. Small, dark-brown beetle often found in tombs. They are melee-attackers and fairly weak.
  • Fire Beetle. Dark-orange beetle with a golden 'outline' and often found in the desert regions and tombs beyond Memphis. They have a ranged Fire attack, that does splash damage over a small area. They are sometimes accompanied by a few Magma Beetles.
  • Gruesome Bone Scarab. Larger dark-gray/green beetle often found in tombs, grouped together with a few regular Bone Scarabs. They have both a melee attack and a more powerful Poison Spray attack.
  • Magma Beetle. Larger dark-orange beetles, also often found in the desert regions and tombs beyond Memphis. They can resist some damage, have a melee attack and quite powerful Fire Spray attack. There are usually no more than 2 of them and they are always accompanied by a couple of Fire Beetles.

Variants that are specific to Ragnarök DLC and can only be found in The North (Act V):

  • Earth Beetle. Small earthen brown beetle.
  • Stampeding Stag Beetle. Larger earthen brown beetle. They are always accompanied by a few Earth Beetles.
  • Yggdrasil Beetle. Turquoise-green with orange pincers. Like all Yggdrasil creatures with the 'Magical' type, these beetles reflect damage upon being hit. They also have a chance to drop the Eitr fragment when defeated.

Note[]

The smaller variants can fly to travel longer distances, though they still can be damaged while airborne. The larger variants don't seem to have this ability, but will 'fly-hop' when using their elemental spray attack.

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