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Moadra Bestiary: Enemies, Wildlife & Nest Dossiers

Spine Crawler: Group Threat & Ranged Hunting

Spine Crawler dossier: group threat & ranged hunting, 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 Spine Crawler’s scan confirm?
No damage-type weakness stated; large groups are specifically dangerous.
Where does the evidence place Spine Crawler?
Dark hunting spaces are described, without a fixed spawn room.

What do the records establish?

Field Documented information
Display name Spine Crawler
Weakness / defense clue No damage-type weakness stated; large groups are specifically dangerous.
Acquisition / habitat Dark hunting spaces are described, without a fixed spawn room.

How can you apply this clue?

Count visible attackers before committing to a stationary exchange. A darker area is not concealment from an animal described as using infravision. Use cover and aim practice as an editorial approach, not a measured aggro rule.

What acquisition or encounter clues exist?

Dark hunting spaces are described, without a fixed spawn room.

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?

No projectile speed, attack interval or toxin is stated for this species. The toxin wording belongs to Noxious Crawler.

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.

Spine CrawlerSpineCrawler

Xenology: a subtype from the family of Wall Crawlers. Highly aggressive. The creature's infravision enables it to hunt in the darkest of places and fire at its prey with merciless accuracy. A solitary Spine Crawler is of low threat, but devastating when encountered in large numbers.

Source table
GUI/ScanningInfo/ScanInfosLocalized
Text keys
SpineCrawler_0 · SpineCrawler_1
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