X-Rock Elemental

X-ROCK ELEMENTAL

CarnivoreSpecial tameRideable Eats Extraordinary Kibble →

The X-Rock Elemental is a carnivore found on Genesis: Part 1, Lost Island, Fjordur, with a drag weight of 1000. Tamed, it harvests Stone and Metal better than most creatures. It is rideable.

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Knock Out

X-Rock Elemental at a glance

the game's own base values — the calculator above levels them
StatBase (level 1, wild)Per wild levelPer tamed level
Health25,000312.52.7%
Stamina3003010.0%
Oxygen1501510.0%
Food6,00060010.0%
Weight66013.24.0%
Melee Damage100%5%1.7%
Movement Speed100%1.0%
Torpidity5,000100

A wild X-Rock Elemental starts at 25,000 health and 100% melee damage. Its drag weight is 1,000, which decides what can carry it. Killing one gives 50 base XP.

Taming food: Extraordinary Kibble, Sulfur, Clay, Stone. Torpor drains at 0.325 per second once it is unconscious.

Best at gathering: Stone, Metal, Oil, Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat.

Drops on death: Crystal, Metal, Obsidian, Oil, Stone, Sulfur.

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How You Get One

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Special Knockout, but only Cannon Balls to the head produce torpor.

Step by step

  1. Torpor from bullets and arrows does not work. It takes damage from them, and dies from them, which is the usual way a Rock Elemental taming attempt ends.
  2. Hit it in the head with a large projectile — Cannon Balls are the standard. Body shots deal damage without adding torpor, so they only bring you closer to killing it.
  3. Trap it first so you get a clean shot at the head: metal dinosaur gateways in a semicircle, a natural rock pocket, or a Paraceratherium wearing a platform saddle with a cannon on it.
  4. Watch for the head-shake animation, the same tell the Titanosaur has — that is torpor going in.

Torpor

  • This creature is torpor-immune to conventional tranquilisers. Darts, arrows and Narcotics will not drop it, so the torpor figures elsewhere on this page describe its stat, not a route to taming it.

Holding it still

Built trapNo bola-type item holds this one — build a trap instead: stone or metal dinosaur gateways in a box or semicircle, lure it in, close the last gate behind it.

Nothing throwable immobilizes a X-Rock Elemental (drag weight 1000).

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Tame Guide

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You must hit the Rock Elemental in the head or else it will die; the best way to do this is to use a cannon and build a trap so you get a clear shot at the head.

KO Strategy

The Rock Elemental will not take torpor damage from the regular methods — you will need to hit it with large projectiles like Cannon Balls.

You must also hit it in the head. Body shots will not only fail to inflict torpor, but they will also deal significant damage, potentially killing the Elemental. Similar to the Titanosaur, it will make a special animation to if it gains torpor, which consists of it shaking its head.

Cannon Method

A good method for knocking out a Rock Elemental is to have a tribe-mate ride a Paraceratherium that is wearing a Platform Saddle with a Cannon placed on it. You can kite the Rock Elemental around while your tribe-mate(s) fire the cannon. You may also use a stone trap to keep it in place e.g Stone foundation with pillars to keep it in place. Using a Ballista Turret with spear bolts could be used to gain the creatures aggro from a distance, leaving it with a disadvantage of having to 'sprint' to you.

If a tribe-mate is not available, the Rock Elemental's large size allows you to take advantage of the environment by trapping it between large rocks, or 5 Metal Dinosaur Gateways forming a semi-circle, this however is considered less effective as the Golems head movements become extremely erratic as it will continually attempt to destroy whatever structures between you and it even if it can not apply damage to them, as for a natural rock formation the likelihood of the Golem escaping its confinement and/or destroying your cannon is significantly higher, not to mention how rare such locations are. Using a ballista turret is highly recommended if alone and could be coupled with any other tanky dinos to lure it away, like a Paraceratherium, or Bronto. A Carbonemyes can also be used if transferred to Scorched Earth.

A viable method for taming is to catch the Rock Elemental's attention with a flyer, and moving slightly ahead of it as it chases you. When you are high enough that it can't hit the flyer, dismount, and the Rock Elemental will be stuck with its attention on the flyer. Set the flyer to follow you beforehand so it won’t land when you dismount. Place a foundation and a cannon in front of the Rock Elemental to knock it out.

Rocket Turret Method

Another way that is more Singleplayer friendly is by using a Rocket Turret. Unlike Cannons, Rocket Turrets cannot take damage from Rock Elemental melee attacks, however, their rock throws can be scary with the low health the Rocket Turret has. While this method is much more expensive, it is ideally meant for Singleplayer, though one could argue its value in PvE.

This method is not recommended in PvP due to the fact it requires a 'Grounded Foundation', which means it has to be placed on a Foundation on the ground, not a platform saddle. This means it stays where you put it and it's just target practice for raiders. There is also the unfortunate chance of outright killing the Elemental, and when this happens you would need to herd more over to it.

Rocket Launcher Method

Although extremely risky, the Rocket Launcher can be utilized as a early way of taming Rock Elementals. This method can be dangerous as the Rock Elemental becomes faster as their torpor rises, this can take survivors by surprise and result in a swift death. Aiming Rockets accurately is crucial, which, by itself, can be difficult to accomplish, especially for survivors unfamiliar with the rocket’s physics, making this particular method the worst for taming higher level Rock Elementals.

This can be made a little easier if you have Tek Armor and a shield to block the rock throw. Use a normal shield, but not the Tek Shield be wary of your Element usage though

Mek Siege Cannon Method

The most powerful large projectile installed on a Mek, the M.S.C.M. can put Rock Elementals to sleep in one or two well-placed hits. However, the large splash damage range can hurt the elemental immediately after they fall unconscious, resulting in a critical taming effectiveness penalty.

On , you can regenerate lost taming effectiveness using Algae Sushi if you have access to an Archelon.

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Abilities

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Concept art process of the Rock Golem
Concept art process of the Rock Golem
Active
  • Slam Primary attack

    The Rock Elemental slams the ground for 120 damage.

    15 stamina · 0.67s cooldown
  • Rock Throw Secondary attack

    The Rock Elemental throws a large rock in the direction of the camera for 300 damage. This attacks can damage even stone structures.

    75 stamina · 2.25s cooldown
  • Spin Attack Special 1

    The Rock Elemental does a spin attack for 120 damage.

    15 stamina · 0.89s cooldown
  • Slam Primary attack

    The Rock Elemental slams the ground for 120 damage.

    15 stamina · 0.67s cooldown
  • Rock Throw Secondary attack

    The Rock Elemental throws a large rock in the direction of the camera for 300 damage. This attacks can damage even stone structures.

    75 stamina · 2.25s cooldown
  • Spin Attack Special 1

    The Rock Elemental does a spin attack for 120 damage.

    15 stamina · 0.89s cooldown
Passive
  • Mimic Rock

    The Rock Elemental can camouflage as a rock using the wheel menu. Wild Elementals naturally spawns as camouflaged rocks.

  • Damage Reduction

    The Rock Elemental body reduces the incoming damage that it receives by x0.1 when it is wild and by x0.5 when it is tamed. This damage reduction can be ignored by Tek tier weapons like Tek Rifle or Tek Turrets.

  • Free Movement

    The Rock Elemental can freely move on all directions, including forward, backward, left and right.

  • Mimic Rock

    The Rock Elemental can camouflage as a rock using the wheel menu. Wild Elementals naturally spawns as camouflaged rocks.

  • Damage Reduction

    The Rock Elemental body reduces the incoming damage that it receives by x0.1 when it is wild and by x0.5 when it is tamed. This damage reduction can be ignored by Tek tier weapons like Tek Rifle or Tek Turrets.

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About The X-Rock Elemental

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The X-Rock Elemental is a carnivore found on Genesis: Part 1, Lost Island, Fjordur, with a drag weight of 1000. Tamed, it harvests Stone and Metal better than most creatures. It is rideable.

Special. Knockout, but only Cannon Balls to the head produce torpor.

DietCarnivore
Drag weight1000
RideableYes
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