This special bundle brings together all the Mirelurk releases into a bargain bundle at a very special price. It comprises:

Mirelurk Queen
Mirelurks
Mirelurk Hunters
Mirelurk Hatchlings + Eggs
Fog Crawler

Note that the bundle picture doesn't include the three hatchlings that you get with the Mirelurk Queen so there is in fact 6 hatchlings, and 3 eggs in the bundle.

Mirelurk Queen

Most colonies in nature have a central queen figure, something that creates new members and must be protected at all costs. The mutated mirelurks are no different – except their queen needs little protection from the colony. Mirelurk queens are towering monstrosities. They drag themselves from their nests when the colony is under serious threat, huge dripping hulks made of pincers, claws and teeth. They dwarf even Super Mutant Behemoths, and are easily their equal in ferocity and speed.

Mirelurks

Mirelurks make up the bulk of any hive, foraging for meat and protecting hatchlings and the queen. They spend much of their time buried in the muck and mire, both motionless sentinels and patient hunters; a toughened carapace jutting from the sand the only warning of danger. For many the emerging claws and chittering barbles are the last thing they will ever see – a moment’s frenzied violence, before the shoreline returns to its seemingly tranquil quiet.

Mirelurk Hunters

Hunters are an aggressive subset of the mirelurk species. While fewer in numbers they are more active away from nests, foraging and hunting for enemies. They are able to spit acid in a similar way to their queen, and have powerful claws capable of crushing the life out of any enemy, dragging it back to be an unwilling fleshy ‘guest’ of a mirelurk feast. Mirelurk Hunters are more agile and tougher than the standard colony members, with armored heads and enhanced musculature. This makes them elite mirelurk fighters, strong opponents, and nightmarish foes for any force.

Mirelurk Hatchlings + Eggs

Mirelurk Hatchlings are the first stage of mirelurk growth after emerging from eggs. Nests typically contain large numbers of egg clusters to ensure that at least some of their number will reach adulthood. However, the attrition rate is high. Some eggs are not viable, some hatchlings are too weak to survive. There is also no love lost for the hatchlings from the colony. The vast numbers of these creatures mean they are individually unimportant in many ways – they are even used as living projectiles by the queen when she is threatened; so long as some of them mature and the whole colony survives, they are dangerous but expendable swarms.

Fog Crawler

Fog crawlers are aptly named. They inhabit coastal regions and islands, predominantly with low cloud and fog banks that they use to hunt. Their crawling, shambling gait when not enraged lets them move through the surf or into woods with ease, but swiftly accelerate to pounce on prey and enemies. Woe betide the unwary hunter who thinks they are safe because of the Fog Crawler’s apparent grazing; their explosive bouts of speed will put them in danger before they have time to realise the threat.