Frankly, when I saw the Fleshbone for the first time, I thought I was looking at a corpse or an injured animal.

Turns out, the entire species looks like this! For some insane reason, the Fleshbone’s muscles are entirely exposed, as the beast doesn’t grow any form of skin.

If I had to guess, the smell of blood is probably used to lure scavengers into attacking it, only for the Fleshbone’s pack to ambush the unsuspecting victim.

I still have no idea how it prevents its exposed tissue from becoming infected, however...

• Fleshbone shines against high-danger encounters; talent synergy strongly shapes its tier.
• Prioritize raw damage in early acts, swap toward survivability in mid–late game.
• Compare with similar-role creatures (taming difficulty, food preference) before locking it into your deck.