Chahut & Tueurserie

The Chahut and Tueurserie are a type of mobs that spawn exclusively in Kander Forest, typically along roads near the Fungal Grove and Old Lexdale, where Weirds and Tontaith Beasts are. Chahut typically spawn in clusters, and a Galois will always spawn with Naissant Chahut lingering around it. Pascals, however, will usually be independent.

Chahut and Tueurserie are tainted spirits of blessed and damned souls, and are products of Kandrekk Spiritbinders and the blooming darkness in the Kander Forest bringing rise to what was once laid to rest.

Galois are blessed, and calm surrounding Chahut. When a Galois is absent, Chahut become rambunctious and agitated, restlessly jittering and making noise. Galois bring ease to the tatters that are the Chahut, however, they see living things as trapped spirits, and aim to "free" this spirit from its prison - resulting in their hostile nature towards the player.

Chahut are the scraps and remains of exorcized specters that have consumed other phantasms to strengthen themselves. While Naissant are more properly formed, Series are clusters of smaller, wrathful Chahut that are not so fortunate.

Pascal are damned; they are the criminal and malefactors. Fused together by mutation, two spirits are bound into a mess of limb and tentacle, forming a savage and disturbed ghoul.

Mobs

Image	Name	Level	Health	AI Type	Abilities	Elemental Stats	Drops	Location
	Series Chahut	74	6000	Charge	Exlode	❋ Dam ❋ Def ✹✽✤ Weak	-	Kander Forest roads From Tueurserie Galois
	Naissant Chahut	75	2800	Melee	-	❋ Dam ❋ Def ✹✤ Weak	-	Kander Forest roads
	Tueurserie Galois	78	26000	Melee	-	❋ Dam ❋ Def	1 Series Chahut	Kander Forest roads
	Tueurserie Pascal	79	13650	Crawl	Heavy Multihit	✹✦ Dam ✹ Def ✦ Weak	-	Kander Forest roads

Trivia

• The names of the mobs are in French.
  • Series means 'many' or 'a set of'.
  • Tueurserie comes from tueur en série, meaning serial killer.
  • Chahut means 'a ruckus' or 'an uproar'.
• Galois and Pascal were two French mathematicians. (Évariste Galois and Blaise Pascal)