Cornering the Koalefant can be difficult with varying land tile layouts, it's more reliable to trap it along a precipice.As with anything that spawns resources, there is a chance for the loot to fall into water and be lost if dropped too close to seashore.At night, the Koalefant will be sleeping, and although it will wake up and run away if approached, the time the animal takes to do this gives opportunity for a melee strike.When tracking in or shortly after Rain, there is a chance the next track will not appear if this happens, the character will comment that the wet ground cannot sustain tracks. It is impossible to tell which animal will be found beforehand. In the Reign of Giants (RoG) DLC, a trail might lead to a Varg instead of a Koalefant or Ewecus the chance gradually increases to 16.5% by day 100. They need three blasts from Ice Staff to be frozen. The Weather Pain is not included due to the random nature of its projectile. A player can safely kite one with an attack pattern of 5-6 swings depending on movement speed.īelow is the number of hits it takes with each weapon to kill a Koalefant (may be affected by some characters' damage modifiers). After being angered, the Koalefant will attempt to close distance with the attacker and strikes with the same timing as a Beefalo, although with more damage. Boomerang, Darts) is the easiest way to initiate a fight, but the animal can also be cornered (see Tips) and struck with a melee weapon to engage. There is a chance a Suspicious Dirt Pile will lead to a Ewecus instead.
It will remain in the world until killed, regardless of Seasons. Upon uncovering the final footprint (there can be 6-12 per hunt), the character will say the creature is close and a Koalefant will spawn. The animal will also be lost if the player ignores a track, causing the footprint to slowly fading away. Occasionally while uncovering tracks, the footprint will not appear and the character will announce the end of the trail though another Suspicious Dirt Pile may spawn again.
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