Dran Fiend is an Enemy in Remnant 2. Dran Fiends are four-legged creatures that inflict short-range damage by scratching. When they die they leave spores that explode after 5 seconds causing damage if you are close to them. Enemies are hostile creatures that inhabit the different realms that you'll encounter, each enemy has its own unique style and set of attacks that players will need to encounter. Killing different types of enemies will drop different types of items.
Remnant 2 Dran Fiend Information
- Race: Dran
- Weakness: Burst Pustules
- Attacks:
- Toxic Projectile: While clinging to a wall, the Fiend will fire a fast projectile that explodes on impact.
- Vile Charge: Runs forward in a straight line, damagin anyone caught in its path, and releasing spores all the while.
- Slam: Rears up, then slams down its arms, releasing two spores on impact.
- Leaping Strike: Jumps at a target from medium range, swinging its claws around itself while in air.
- Claw Swipe: Lunges forward and strikes with its claws, generally twice in a row. Can be followed up by the Slam attack.
- Dran Fiends do not have a weakspot immediately. Only after bursting a pustule does the resulting wound act as one.
- On death, they realease several more spores.
Remnant 2 Dran Fiend Location
Dran Fiend can be found in the following Locations:
- Losomn
- Forlorn Coast
- Losomn Sewers
Remnant 2 Dran Fiend Drops
Common Enemies may randomly drop the following items:
- Iron, Forged Iron, Galvanized Iron or Hardened Iron
- Scrap
- Long Gun Ammo
- Hand Gun Ammo
Remnant 2 Dran Fiend Notes & Tips
- Notes, Tips, and Trivia for Dran Fiend in Remnant 2 go here.
- Dran Fiends are summoned by the Befouled Altar in The Forgotten Commune.
- Some of the Dran on the Forlorn Coast will randomly transform into Dran Fiends once killed.
- For the Aberration of this enemy type, see Dire Fiend.
- For the purple variant, see Armored Dran Fiend.
AnonymousThese things by themselves aren't that hard, but the game likes to spam these at you. Spamming enemies that are fast, tanky and extremely deadly with no real counter is simply bad game design.
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These enemies and the purple variant are the worst designed enemy in this game. A glaring example of shitty, lazy enemy design because they couldn't be assed to come up with something clever. The rest of the enemies being anywhere from "fine" to "great" makes these shits all the more egregious.
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I think I know exactly why these things are so deadly... The "pods" they spawn when they attack or die.
While I don't know the exact damage. If one dies on you while your in a small room. The pods almost immediently pop. And when they die, they spawn three pods right after another.
On top of the high damage from the pods, there are so many of them in certain spots. That you have to be extremely careful of where you send them charging when they go for their charging attack. Or where YOU are.
Their issue is damage, but it's also their pods that are a problem.
All I know for certain when it comes to these guys. With three stacks of bulwark. And constant heals from lifesteal and the flamethrower from engineer. These guys can oneshot me just by dying on top of me.
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90% of the time their weakspot doesn't seem to register hits.
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