A large mound of thick earthy flesh and throbbing arteries protrudes from the ground.
Safest choice
Bite ArteryCON checkNo bad outcomes
Attach LeechNo rollWorst: Lose PutridLeech (Depends on your run)
IgnoreNo rollNever rolls, nothing bad
Bite Artery
CON check
Pass CON roll · common tier
Your cat bites into the artery and a dark red liquid gushes out. The cats excitedly lap up the warm blood and they feel the stresses of their long journey wash away...
party heal disorder: 2
Pass CON roll · rare tier
Your cat bites into the throbbing artery and is bathed in a warm liquid. Your cat's body twists as a strange sensation washes over your cat, healing your cat's injuries but leaving your cat forever mutilated...
Party heals 100%
Every cat mutates 1 random part(s)
party heal injury: 99
party heal disorder: 2
Fail CON roll · common tier
Your cat tears into the tough flesh of the artery, and an inky black fluid sprays out onto your cat! Your cat tries to jump back but the thick fluid splashes onto your cat, deforming your cat!
Mutate 1 random parts (birth defect)
Fail CON roll · rare tier
Your cat tears into the tough flesh of the artery, and an inky black fluid sprays out onto your cat! Your cat tries to jump back but the thick fluid splashes onto your cat, deforming your cat!
Mutate 2 random parts (birth defect)
Attach Leech
No roll
Only shown if: Cat has item equipped: PutridLeech
Depends on your run
Your cat places your cat's head near the throbbing artery. The putrid leech detaches from your cat's head and latches onto the artery. The arteries and veins shrivel up, revealing a hole in the ground!
Your cat places your cat's head near the throbbing artery. The putrid leech detaches from your cat's head and latches onto the artery. The arteries and veins shrivel up, revealing the fleshy earth beneath. It seems impenetrable.
Exact where the game's data defines the odds (no-roll choices, fixed chances, weighted pools). Stat checks, the common/rare split and luck-weighted picks depend on rolls the data doesn't spell out, so they're labelled instead of guessed.