One of the most popular animals in Anthracite that pose a great threat to humans. He is seen as a dangerous yet useful inhabitant of the planet. It has very durable leather and armor, which are used in the production of jackets, coats and light armor.

They resemble a hybrid of a reptile with an insect. Their oblong body is divided into 7 hard, thick and semicircular segments that can overlap. Average anvers are 2 meters long (including a 75 cm tail) and quite heavy (approx. 130 kg). They have a white torso and a light gray back and limbs. They move on four legs protruding from the side of the body. Three fingers on each limb allow you to both grab the necessary items and quickly finish your opponent. They have a characteristic snout ending with 3 long, external teeth. They have 3 pairs of eyes located on the sides of a small head hanging on the neck, the length of which can be adjusted by pulling and overlapping segments (from 10 to 50 cm).

It is carnivorous. It feeds on smaller crustaceans and hunts together larger animals such as tenters and waabrens. He lives on land. They settle in caves and lay their eggs in a place that is difficult to reach for other animals. Usually the eggs are guarded by many males. Eggs develop quickly, young are born after only 30 days. It breeds once in a lifetime. The young, with approx. 500-800 results from one litter, live under the care of an adult for 2 years. Life expectancy is probably up to 25 years.

The beasts known as Anver most often dwell close to the ubiquitous rock formations on Anthracita. They are a significant threat, not to be approached without specialized support. However, their very durable natural armor has many uses, among others: reinforced jackets, additional ablative layers or simply as construction materials.

Those are a few reasons we organize regular Anver hunts. Beware, for in combat they are extremely aggressive and swift. Their speed makes them difficult to hit – make full use of your targeting systems and be prepared to quickly adjust your aim as they tend to take advantage of their piercing limbs to run on walls.

That said – the software in your combat suits automatically updates any threat zones where Anver have been detected. Do not, I repeat, DO NOT venture out there without a fully armed team, prefferably a Tactial Troops detachment.

Stay aware of your surroundings – remember to scan walls and ridges for any sign of movement or biological presence. Use your audio amplifiers to detect the hissing sounds they use to communicate. If you can hear them by ear – you’re already a victim marked by one of these predators.

Ghana Whitewall, Lead exobiologist, Nikatawa

Fragment of a video orientantion for newly teleported employees

2084-10-14, DoorTown, Anthracite