Thread
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- Joshiepopop
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 | Name: Thread | ||||
| Gender: Genderless - She/Her | |||||
| Species: Spider | |||||
| Weapon: Tether-Setter Spear | |||||
 | Occupation: Huntress |  | |||
Thread is a cautious gambler, taking as many precautions as she can to ensure her stake and that luck is on her side while she hunts most things for a living. When relaxed, she uses her sly, smarts and knowledge to do things like manipulating Vessels to get things for free or small deals she technically doesn't break the rules of. However, if you manage to get on her good side, let's just say those deals will be... Beneficial, for both parties.
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(characters on the right are from the game and belong to Team Cherry!)
| -- |  |  | Thread has rarely encountered The Knight in her travels, while they might just be another pawn in her games and scheming, she has taken a noticeable interest to their survival skills and knowledge to not always trust her word. |
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Headcanons and Notes
- Her weapon's ranged attack is to launch a set of electrified tethers that connect in-between each other and electrocute anything caught within them. Some of the her frequent tactics and moves include;
- Push and Trip: Becoming aggressive, Thread will challenge the ground of her opponent, forcing them to retreat until they eventually run away, or are killed by one of her traps.
- Snag and Drag: Using her tether as a snare trap, Thread will wait patiently for an unfortunate target to walk into the trap, where she will quickly pull them away from their path and into her grasp, likely leading to a quick end.
- Frequently uses her tether as a grappling line, getting over large gaps or climbing up surfaces usually impossible to ascend at.
- While it's not clear how her tether becomes electrified during combat or normal workings, it is commonly suspected that she uses the conductive glands of Lumaflies. This can be supported by her tendencies to capture groups of Charged Lumaflies and sometimes eating them after harvest.
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