From radiation to disease, addiction to traps, there are dangers around every corner in Fallout 76. Knowing what the most dangerous enemies are can help to give players an edge when going into battle. This article will go over some of the most dangerous creatures in the game.

Super Mutant Behemoth

Super Mutant Behemoths aren't particularly dangerous for high-level players. However, for new players, these enemies can be deadly. They can move pretty fast, closing the distance between themselves and their prey very quickly. Not only that, but their melee attacks can be very devastating, especially if the player doesn't have a decent set of armor.

Fog Crawlers

Fog Crawlers come in a variety of different types. While the standard Fog Crawler can be a challenging foe, Glowing Fog Crawlers and Skulking Fog Crawlers are considerably more difficult to take down. These creatures have plenty of health, can cut through a player's armor with ease, and they move pretty fast. The best thing to do is to hop up and out of the way and then fire down on them from above.

Mirelurk King

Mirelurk Kings have been in several Fallout games. And while they have always been somewhat tanky, in Fallout 76, they are stronger than ever before. From their sonic pulse attacks to their armor-piercing melee hits, these creatures can prove to be a challenging fight. Be sure to bring a lot of bullets when attempting to take down these creatures.

Radscorpion

Radscorpions come in various forms. While a standard Radscorpion can be a tough fight for low-level players, a Deathskull Radscorpion can even give high-level players a run for their money. These creatures are relentless. They are able to dig underground and then hop up and surprise their intended target. They also can follow the player for a pretty long time. This makes it pretty challenging to run away from these overgrown insects. They are also pretty thick-skinned, so the player will need to pump them full of bullets in order to take them down.

The Strangler Heart Grafton Monster & Strangler Mirelurk Queen

Both of these enemies are incredibly tough. While the standard versions of these enemies can be challenging, the Strangler variants are twice as difficult to take down. They are stronger, they hit harder, and they are protected by endless waves of Strangler enemies such as Mirelurks and Ghouls. While the fight is challenging, it can be rather rewarding. 

The Imposter Sheepsquatch - And The Sheepsquatch

This particular enemy is one of the toughest enemies in the game. It has the power of both invisibility and invincibility. Players will need to activate three pylons before they can attack the Imposter Sheepsquatch. This enemy also has the ability to kill players almost instantly with a devastating laser attack. There is also a regular Sheepsquatch that can be found randomly across the map. While they aren't anywhere near as tough as the Impostor Sheepsquatch, they are still pretty powerful enemies.

Wendigo Colossus

These creatures are elusive. There is only a small chance that a Wendigo Colossus will spawn within one of the nuked locations mentioned above, so it can take quite a long time to find one. However, should the player come across one, they should be careful because these creatures are incredibly powerful.

Scorchbeasts

These creatures fly, they have both a melee attack and a sonic pulse attack, and they can summon endless waves of Scorched enemies. Luckily, for the most part, it's easy to avoid these creatures. For those who don't want to go toe-to-toe with a Scorchbeast, simply avoid Fissure Sites to reduce the chances of accidentally bumping into one.

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