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Moadra Bestiary: Enemies, Wildlife & Nest Dossiers

Lumaveil: Bioelectric Glow & Defensive Stingers

Lumaveil dossier: bioelectric glow & defensive stingers, documented behavior, acquisition clues and linked original game-file evidence.

10/23/2026 Demo / 2026-10 Moadra Wiki Last updated: 10/23/2026 2 min read

FAQ

What weakness does Lumaveil’s scan confirm?
Defensive electrical stingers; no explicit weakness.
Where does the evidence place Lumaveil?
Underwater, in schools.

What do the records establish?

Field Documented information
Display name Lumaveil
Weakness / defense clue Defensive electrical stingers; no explicit weakness.
Acquisition / habitat Underwater, in schools.

How can you apply this clue?

Use the glow to identify the animal rather than assuming it refills Bioplasm. Observe group positioning and preserve swimming space before moving through a school.

What acquisition or encounter clues exist?

Underwater, in schools.

The 1 linked record below is retained under one entity. A scan identifies a subject; a pickup message describes an acquisition effect. Neither alone establishes a route, current-save access or availability in the Demo. Use the exploration notebook to record an actual in-game observation.

What remains unverified?

Mild is descriptive wording, not a quantified safe-contact damage value.

The application suggestions above are editorial interpretations of the linked text, not a measured playthrough. The source coverage guide explains the distinction.

Which guides and entities connect to this?

Original game-file evidence

Original localized game text. Expand a record to inspect its wording and source identifiers.

LumaveilJellyFish

Xenology: a delicate underwater habitant with a radiant, gelatinous form. The Lumaveil generates its ethereal glow through the power of bioelectricity. Specialized cells within its body produce electrical currents that radiate light upon the surrounding waters. Though the Lumaveil may seem fragile, it vigilantly protects its school members when faced with threats. Tiny stingers covering its body deliver mild electrical shocks, serving as a deterrent to potential predators.

Source table
GUI/ScanningInfo/ScanInfosLocalized
Text keys
JellyFish_0 · JellyFish_1
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