Flesh sack
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Flesh sack
A swollen lump of flesh with something inside. These stationary fleshbeasts act as digestive organs, supplying the surrounding fleshmass with nutrients. However, they're unable to break down non-organic matter, meaning that valuable items can occasionally be found within.
Base Stats
Building
- Size
- 2 × 2
Flesh sacks are structures added by the Anomaly DLC that are associated with fleshbeasts and drop loot when destroyed.
Occurrence[edit]
Flesh sacks are only generated within the Pit gate's undercave and the Distress Signal quest map.[How many?]
Summary[edit]
Flesh sacks contain items which are dropped when the sack is destroyed. One of the flesh sacks generated by the Distress signal quest will always contain one shard.
Loot[edit]
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The following items may be found within a flesh sack.[Add Details] [Verify In Game]
Item | Amount | Chance |
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1 | ~ 7.81% |
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1 | ~ 7.81% |
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1 | ~ 7.81% |
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1 | ~ 7.81% |
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1 | ~ 3.91% |
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15 - 30 | ~ 3.91% |
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15 - 30 | ~ 3.91% |
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15 - 30 | ~ 3.91% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.95% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
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1 | ~ 1.17% |
Analysis[edit]
The summon pit gate ritual can be used to continously generate undercaves which will come with three fleshsacks [Anecdotal] and consumes 75 bioferrite. This means that with a sufficiant amount of entities they can be farmed for archotech legs, arms and eyes in a late game colony, which is a far more efficient method than trading for them. Always accepting distress signals can also help with this. Loot is generated when the pit gate is entered for the first time, so can be very easily save scummed if you have the patience to repeatadly clear the undercave.
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Version history[edit]
- Anomaly DLC Release - Added.