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Endrega drones
The Witcher 3 Remastered Insectoids

The bestiary of The Witcher 3 Remastered lists Endrega drones under Insectoids. It names 2 vulnerabilities: Golden Oriole and Insectoid oil. Its loot tables hold 10 items.

Vulnerable to

Stats

The creature the bestiary entry names, at level 20. Encounters and quests can set their own level.
StatValue
essence350
armor50
physical resistance35%
slashing resistance35%
piercing resistance35%
bludgeoning resistance35%
rending resistance35%
elemental resistance35%
poison resistance100%
bleeding resistance30%

Drops

Each list rolls the number of times shown. Items marked Always drop every time; the share is an item's weight in the game files against the other weighted items in its list, for one roll.
Rolls 1 to 3 times
ItemQuantityShare
Endrega heart× 126%
Endrega armor plates× 125%
Venom extract× 113%
Chitinous shell× 1–212%
Monster blood× 18%
Monster saliva× 18%
Monster tooth× 1–38%
Rolls 0 to 1 times
ItemQuantityShare
Lesser blue mutagen× 133%
Lesser green mutagen× 133%
Lesser red mutagen× 133%

Bestiary entry

Lazy, good-for-nothing men are sometimes called drones. That's an insult to endrega drones, who at least get off their arses to fight.
– Evelynn Harker, herbalist

Endrega males – called ‘drones' – are gluttonous creatures whose only aim in life is to eat, fight and reproduce. Yet when venturing outside their nests, these aggressive hunters attack any and every creature they come across.

Endrega drones live but brief lives, the culmination of which comes in the autumn when they fertilize the queen. They pass the time leading to that moment protecting the colony's territory. Weaker drones die in these battles, while the largest and strongest survive. These elect individuals' genes are passed down to the next generation of endregas, while they themselves are killed after fertilization takes place and their bodies used to feed the hive during the long winter months.

Drones are easy to identify thanks to their distinctive, cone-shaped abdomens. Unlike other endregas they can attack from a distance, sending out volleys of poisoned quills. As with all of their kind, bleeding has no effect on them and insectoid oil does them great harm.

Other Insectoids