The Wild Hunt

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The Wild Hunt is the personal army of Erlking Heathcliff, comprised of the corpses of every Wuthering Heights tormentor the Erlking has taken over and destroyed.

Known Members

• Erlking Heathcliff (Leader)
• Every Catherine
• Hindley of the Wild Hunt
• The Reaved Lamenter of the Wild Hunt
• Linton of the Wild Hunt
• Josephine of the Wild Hunt

Sinner Identities

• Heathcliff (Wild Hunt)

Members of the Wild Hunt

Fighting Style

Members of the Wild Hunt are essentially weakened versions of their normal counterparts, sporting identical Skills but different resistances (all Physical Resistances changed to Normal or Endure, while select Sin Resistances are changed), and lower health. The exact health and max number of actions differ depend on the battle that these Wild Hunt members are found in——Wild Hunt members summoned by Erlking Heathcliff are much weaker than those found by themselves.

Although their Skills and Passives differ vastly due to the difference between the base versions of the Wild Hunt members, they all share two major features: firstly, their Panic Type is 'Hatred' regardless of the Panic Type of the original, and secondly, they all share two Passives: Threa…, which weakens their Clash Power by 1 and makes them lose 10 HP On Clash, and Opp… tta, which gives them 3 Offense Level Up Offense Level Up
Offense Level +X for this turn. on Clash Lose.

Types of Wild Hunt Members

Types of Wild Hunt Members
Josephine of the Wild Hunt	Hindley of the Wild Hunt	Linton of the Wild Hunt	The Reaved Lamenter of the Wild Hunt Focused Encounters Only

Trivia

• The Wild Hunt is not, in fact, a name specific to Erlking Heathcliff's army; as explained by Faust, the term applies to any army amassed by an "Erlking" in their rampage across multiple Mirror Worlds.
• Similar to Dead Rabbits Henchmen, Wild Hunt members emit a shattering mirror effect upon death, and leave behind corpses identical to that of T Corp. Gangsters.
• The name Wild Hunt comes from many Religious stories of a army of undead spirits lead by a hunter on a white horse

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Factions
Wings	Extant Wings	A Corp. - B Corp. - C Corp. D Corp. - E Corp. - F Corp. - G Corp. - H Corp. - I Corp. - J Corp. - K Corp. - M Corp. - N Corp. - O Corp. - P Corp. - Q Corp. - R Corp. - S Corp. - T Corp. - U Corp. - V Corp. - W Corp. - X Corp. - Y Corp.
	Collapsed Wings	Old G Corp. - Lobotomy Corporation
Fixer Organizations	Associations	Hana - Zwei - Tres - Shi - Cinq - Liu - Seven - Eight - Devyat - Dieci - Öufi
	Fixer Offices	Rosespanner Workshop - Molar Boatworks/Molar Office - Wuthering Heights - Edgar Family - MultiCrack Office
Syndicates	Five Fingers	The Thumb - The Index - The Middle - The Ring - The Pinky
	Other Syndicates	Yurodiviye - Tingtang Gang - Los Mariachis - Tieqiu Crew - Twinhook Pirates - Blade Lineage - Kurokumo Clan - Dead Rabbits
Other Factions		Hooligans - Casino Security(Casino Slaves) - N Corp. Inquisition(Corroded Inquisitors) - Technology Liberation Alliance - Pequod Town - T Corp. Gangsters - The Wild Hunt
Monsters		Trash Crabs - Mermaids(Pallid Mermaids - Pallidified Things) - Gnomes - Bloodfiends