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Corpser Biographical information Homeland The Hollow Physical description and equipment Species Locust Height 40-50ft Eye color Red Weapons Claws and giant teeth Equipment Helmet and back plating Chronological and political information Era(s) Locust War Lambent Invasion Affiliation Locust Horde

"CORPSEEER!"

— Marcus warning his squad

Corpsers were huge spider-like creatures that lived in the Hollows. Like many of the Hollow's creatures, Corpsers were harnessed by the Locust as beasts of war; they were often used to dig tunnels so that Locust forces could emerge to the surface.

BackgroundEdit

Corpsers were one of the many natural denizens of the Hollows and were eventually tamed by the Locust Horde. They were used to dig tunnels through the soil of Sera, allowing Locust forces to move about undetected and even allowed the Horde to dig behind COG lines. The Jacinto Plateau, which was positioned atop a solid granite plateau, was the only place on Sera that the Horde could not dig through immediately... but even then, Locust diggers eventually broke through to Jacinto after fifteen years of constant digging.

Even though they were more strategic than offensive, Corpsers were still plenty dangerous; they were known to track and stage ambushes, either hinting at a relatively high level of intelligence or instinct.

Corpsers were often seen moments before Locust attacks and often symbolized leading the Locust out of the underground on Emergence Day.

HistoryEdit

E-DayEdit

Corpsers were the first Locust seen by the Serans due to their ability to create massive Emergence Holes. Many emerged from the Hollow to strike upon the COG controlled cities.

Evacuation of IlimaEdit

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At least one Corpser was part of the Locust assault on Illima. Shortly after Zeta Six rescued Jace Stratton, a Corpser burst from the ground, opening a path for General RAAM and his Elite bodyguards.

Another Corpser can be seen near the begining of the RAAM's Shadow campaign, tunneling throught the surface of a city street and dragging down an APC, and releasing many Drones,Boomers, and Mulchers upon Zeta-Six.

Lightmass OffensiveEdit

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When in the the Hollow to place the Resonator, Delta Squad is chased by a Corpser, then they are forced to fight it. Delta Squad kills the Corpser by making it back off to a bridge with lancer fire, and disconnecting the bridge, throwing it, and the Corpser into a pool of Immulsion.

Mission to MontevadoEdit

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Operation Hollow StormEdit

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After the flooding of the HollowsEdit

Although most of the Corpser population was wiped out after the hollows were flooded, a sizeable number managed to escape and became wild. Some of these were found by the Savage Locust and kept in captivity to be bred and tamed for battle in the Deadlands.

ReproductionEdit

Corpsers reproduced by laying eggs, where their mother stayed close to the nest. Newly hatched Corpsers were called hatchlings. The Savage Locust used the newly hatched Corpsers and outfitted them with plate armor.

Behind the ScenesEdit

• In Horde 2.0, savage corpsers can appear in boss waves. If it receives enough damage, it screams in pain, exposing its head, then buries itself in the ground. Like in campaign, it then charges at a random target attacking with a claw three times. Then it travels to another target and gets out of the ground. If its blocked by something, it will appear immediately. Unfortunately barriers do not block a savage corpser.
• Corpsers are also playable in the new Beast mode, they are the only Locust that can heal themselves by burying themselves into the ground. Unlike the creatures appearing in the campaign and horde mode, corpsers in Beast mode cannot act in any way while underground (but they can choose the direction to face when they pop up). Highly resistant against any damage that hits its front, rockets, boomshots and frag granades pose a great threat. Perfect to destroy fortifications and protect your teammates.

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