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This event can be fired as a major threat or triggered by rituals. It is a great way to deal with enemies animals can become hostile to, such as mechanoids, as animals follow their usual rules of not attacking through doors unless they see them used. This means your pawns can simply hide from them inside, whereas they will attack many raids. | This event can be fired as a major threat or triggered by rituals. It is a great way to deal with enemies animals can become hostile to, such as mechanoids, as animals follow their usual rules of not attacking through doors unless they see them used. This means your pawns can simply hide from them inside, whereas they will attack many raids. | ||
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Blood rain is a Major Threat in anomaly that induces the blood rage effect on pawns and animals. Blood rage increases melee damage. It can cause animals to go manhunter or pawns to have a violent breakdown. Blood Rage is affected by Psychic Sensitivity.[How?]
The Blood Rain event lasts between 8 and 36 hours.
- Blood rage (very mild): Melee damage factor 100% (0-5% severity)
- Blood rage (mild): melee damage factor 110%
-6 Mood on colonists.
- Blood rage (moderate): Melee damage factor 125%
-12 Mood on colonists
- Blood rage (severe): melee damage factor 138%
-18 Mood on colonists
- Blood rage (extreme): melee damage factor 150%
-24 Mood on colonists
At 100% severity human's go into a Berserk state.
This event can be fired as a major threat or triggered by rituals. It is a great way to deal with enemies animals can become hostile to, such as mechanoids, as animals follow their usual rules of not attacking through doors unless they see them used. This means your pawns can simply hide from them inside, whereas they will attack many raids.