GRAIN ROTFIELD JOURNAL / 01

STATUS / FIELD-NOTE

Corrupted Types & Counter Priorities

A behavior-first threat sheet built on the recorded model: no weak points, screamer cascades and behavior over labels.

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Field notePractical community research that needs a current-build check before publication.REVIEWED / 2026-08-24

DIRECT ANSWER / FIELD-READY

Corrupted are vessels consumed by Rot with no exposed weak point; a screamer can cascade-summon more. Prioritize the enemy changing the encounter for everyone — usually a caller, Rot source or Spark threat — before finishing the nearest isolated target.

RUN CARD / 03

Carry these into the next run.

  1. 01Corrupted have no exposed weak point.
  2. 02Screamers cascade-summon more enemies.
  3. 03Kill priority is not the same as distance.
  4. 04Unconfirmed names are described by behavior.
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FIELD NOTE / 01

Behavior before labels

The recorded model describes Corrupted as vessels consumed by Rot with no exposed weak point, and screamers that can cascade-summon more. Identify whether a threat closes space, spreads Rot, summons pressure or punishes exposed Sparks. This remains useful even if community names change.

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FIELD NOTE / 02

A simple priority rule

Remove the threat that multiplies danger (a screamer), then the one blocking retreat, then clean up isolated attackers. If the crew cannot do that in order, disengage.

FAQ

FIELD NOTE / FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Corrupted enemies have weak points?

No — they are Rot-consumed vessels with no exposed weak point.

Can enemies summon more enemies?

Yes — a screamer can cascade-summon additional enemies, so it is the highest kill priority.

EVIDENCE / SOURCE REGISTER

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