Moonlight Hunter
Passively boosts damage and movement speed at night.
Quick Info
- Nickname
- Laten / Lateni
- Category
- Carnivore
- Class
- Terrestrial
- Group Slots
- 1
- Diet
- Carnivore
- Common Playstyle
- Pack-oriented • Hit-and-run • Attrition
Creature Overview
Latenivenatrix is a small, highly agile raptor that becomes especially dangerous at night. Its kit mixes pounce, bleed, nighttime buffs, and group calls.
The Latenivenatrix name has had a changing taxonomic history, but remains the in-game creature name.
Core Statistics
| Health | 400 |
|---|---|
| Combat Weight | 1,400 |
| Basic Attack Damage | 40 |
| Heal Speed | 2.78 |
| Armor | 1 |
Subspecies
| Mcmasterae | +10% Damage At Night |
| Inequalis | +25% Jump Height |
| Formosus | +10% Stamina Recovery |
Notable Abilities
Pounce
Latches onto targets so attacks can be used while attached.
Mangle
Applies bleed normally and changes into a heavier latched attack.
Call of the Night Terrors
Stacks nighttime damage and stamina-recovery buffs for grouped Latenivenatrix.
Remaining Abilities
| Slot | Ability | Short Description |
|---|---|---|
| Passive | Strong Grip | Brief high-armor buff while latched. |
| Head | Raptor Strikes | Consecutive attacks ramp damage and work while latched. |
| Head | Bite | Standard medium-damage bite. |
| Senses | Skittish | Shortens Pounce cooldown. |
| Senses | Nocturnal | Raises stamina recovery at night. |
| Senses | Bloodlust | Trades some raw damage for stronger bleed. |
| Legs | Leaping Start | Out-of-combat crouch setup gives a temporary sprint burst. |
| Tail | Tail Fan | Quick forward speed boost. |
| Tail | Moon Runner | Reduces nighttime sprint stamina use. |
| Tail | Featherweight | Can survive a fatal fall on a cooldown. |
| Voice | Mob Rally | Boosts group damage while pounced. |
| Voice | Lord of Terrors | Night call that drains stamina and weakens nearby targets. |
| Voice | Hiss | Temporarily reduces incoming damage. |
The Real Latenivenatrix
Latenivenatrix was named for troodontid material from Canada, though later research has questioned its status as a distinct genus.