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== Analysis ==
 
== Analysis ==
The Dreadmeld is slow and lumbering, while only chasing the closest attacker. Barraging it with gunfire while having another pawn kite it is safe, save for the fingerspikes, trispikes, and toughspikes that spawn from it when significantly damaged. If you can manage the additional fleshbeasts, the Dreadmeld itself is largely harmless, so have a fast runner run it in circles while your gun-wielding pawns take it down.
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While not being too dangerous itself the fact that it spawns minor fleshbeasts when taking damage and regenerates extremely fast as well as the fact that retreating or regrouping your colonists can be very hard in the pithole still makes it a very dangerous enemy. As soon as it dies the pit it lived in begins to collapse and breaks down after 12 hours. Upon death the dreadmeld drops 3 shards which can be hard to get if not planned for extracting them properly.
 
 
Optionally, if you want to use the Pit Cave for some other purpose, don't unleash the Dreadmeld in the first place. This can be avoided by paying attention - a message will appear when a colonist approaches its location, so make a note and stay away from that spot while you build.
 
  
 
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