Learn more about your prey: SAPSCOURGE
ECOLOGY
The Kohakunushi, or Sapscourge, produces substances very similar to pollen and sap from its craggy skin and shaggy fur, both of which have a distinctly woody appearance. However, the Kemono appears ill-equipped to deal with its own physiology, sneezing at the pollen it sheds and accidentally covering its prey in sap time after time, before clumsily attempting to wash it off.
STRATEGY
If you're covered in the pollen that flies off this Kemono when it sneezes, you could black out. And if you're caught in its sap, you'll struggle to evade its onslaughts. So be very careful of any follow-up attacks. The tail is softer than it looks, and severing it will greatly reduce the beast's attack range, so you should focus on taking out your target piecemeal.
