Prey is a first-person action-adventure video game developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks.

In Prey, the player controls Morgan Yu while exploring the space station Talos I, in orbit around Earth–Moon L2, where research into a hostile alien collective called the Typhon is performed. As the Typhon escape confinement, the player uses a variety of weapons and abilities derived from the Typhon to avoid being killed by the aliens while looking to escape the station. The station is presented as an open world to the player, with progression through the world after obtaining key items or abilities similar in nature to a Metroidvania game.

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The achievements in this game are relatively fun to find and i would say it would take 3 runs to complete them all, if you manually save regularly you may be able to unlock most of them in one run. However to gain the gold achievements you must complete three seperate games, one without using neuromods, one with only Typhon Powers and one with only Human Powers the game has no difficulty related achievements and allows you to adjust the dificulty at any point during the game so one could play the whole game on easy and still unlock every achievement available. Thanks Bethesda!

How to get the "I and Thou" Achievement
The game uses a point system to determine your empathy, and you need at least 4 points to earn the achievement.


The most efficient way to earn the achievement is to:

• Save Aaron Ingram
  
• Save Dr. Igwe
  
• Save Sarah Elazar
  
• Save Mikhaila Ilyushin
  
• Save Alex

You can apparently achieve a "Psychopath" status by killing Sarah and her officers, OR by killing Sarah, Dr. Igwe, and Mikhaila, which will make the achievement unobtainable.



You can earn one point of empathy by doing any of the following:

• Save Dahl (Incapacitate Dahl Completed)
  
• Rescue Dr. Igwe
  
• Save Alex Yu
  
• Complete Dahl's Ultimatum
  
• Assist Mikhaila Ilyushin Completed
  
• Mikhaila's Father Completed
  
• Escape Attempt Completed
  
• Gustav Leitner Completed
  
• Help Luther Glass Completed
  
• Danielle Sho Completed
  
• Save 10 Mind-Controlled Humans

However, you can also LOSE empathy points by doing any of the following:

Before you start the "Talos Smuggling Ring" side quest in Prey, you have to go to the Arboretum in the tunnel leading to the Lobby and listen to Lily Morris' Transcribe. This will initiate the Smuggling Ring side quest.

There are 6 dead drop locations where you can loot the smuggling caches. They are all located behind fake fire alarm bells and to access them you have to hit them 3 times with your wrench.

Here is an example of what you are looking for and below are screenshots leading you to the exact fire alarms you will need to find, the first being in the Arboretum as mentioned before. Two more are situated in Talos 1 Lobby, one in the Crew Quarters, one in the Hardware Labs and the last in the Cargo Bay area. Good luck!




Follow the corridor leading to the Lobby in the center of the Arboretum and you will find Lily Morris and her Transcribe.










And above her body on the wall is the first cache behind the fake fire alarm.


Now we head over to the Fitness Center in the Crew Quarters of Talos I, be sure to clear this area out before exploring, there are a few telepaths and lots of Mindjacked Humans in this area. If you haven't yet found the Fitness Center key code, it is on the Security Station computer behind the reception desk, code number 7672.






Now, on the way to the Swimming Pool you will see a fire alarm high up on a wall to the right, thats your cache right there, you may need to use your Gloo Cannon to reach the fire alarm effectively.


In Talos I Lobby there is a room called the TranStar Exhibit as you walk in on the wall to the left of the door way, you will see the fire alarm just tap it with your wrench three times and collect your loot.


This cache is once again in Talos I Lobby, walk towards the Shuttlebay take a left and head to the staircase. There on the left of the stairs are the Restrooms, take another left into a corridor where there is a painting and some blood splatter on the wall. there is a bench with a briefcase on it, the fire alarm is just over the bench in the corner, quite cleverly concealed and only visible from a certain angle as shown in the picture below.



Sneaky, sneaky!


Now we are heading to the Atrium in the Hardware Labs. Take the lift to the second floor of the Atrium and follow the walkway to the right past the Medbay sign, you should see a big statue with a plaque reading "The last frontier is the human mind and we are its pioneers". Behind this statue up on the wall is the fire alarm you will need, make yourself a set of stairs with your Gloo Cannon to reach that bad boy!




Almost there!


This cache is located in the Cargo Bay. Once you are there you will need to head to the office above Shipping and Receiving, inside you will find the fire alarm you are looking for near Ekatarina Musaev and Dayo Igwe (if you saved him) as shown in the photos above.

I hope you found this section useful, leave a comment below if you have any questions or suggestion regarding this section or about this achievement.

Before you can get the Golden Gun in Prey, you have to find an audio recording. Once you get to the "Arboretum" section of the ship there are several ways to get to this recording you can go towards the deep storage grav shift and look for a small area with an obvious looking glass screen. Behind this screen is a small shaft you can climb using your Gloo Cannon. This will lead you to an area underneath Alex's house.

You can of course just scale the wall to the area underneath Alex's house from any angle using your Gloo Cannon. Once you reach this area you will be looking for the body of Marietta Kyrkos. She died near a faulty Electric Junction so be careful and avoid getting electrocuted yourself.


On her body you will find an audio recording and once you hear its contents it will give you access to Jada Mark’s safe situated in her room in Crew Quarters B. Just follow the side quest marker directly to her safe and pick up the Golden Gun.

The Artemis Golden Gun is an enhanced silenced pistol, and there's only one of these available on Talos I making it a very unique weapon. Its stats are also slightly better than your average pistol so its definitely worth picking it up.

All together there are 6 Starbender Books hidden throughout Talos I. Finding them all unlocks the Prism Master achievement. There are 3 copies of each of the first five books in the series located around Talo I. You will only need to find each book once however I will list below the 3 possible locations of each. There is only one copy of book number 6 and it is always found in Alex Yu’s suite in the Crew Quarters.

In the game menu under Data > Notes you can track how many of the books you have already found. Below is a list of the books and their titles:

• Book #1: The Darkstar Anomaly
  
• Book #2: My Enemy’s Enemy’s Enemy
  
• Book #3: Spartial Delivery

The first book can be found in the Atrium of the Hardware Labs, you must climb above the Grav Lift in the center of the room onto the ceiling support structs, there you should see a Maintenance Access Panel near the medical bay sign. This will lead to a large vent area with pipes and a nice torch lit area where someone has been sneaking off to drink beer and read Starbender: The Darkstar Anomaly.




Hardware Labs - Atrium


This copy of The Darkstar Anomaly is relatively easy to find, it is located in Dr. Sho's room in Crew Cabin B. The door is open and the book is sitting in plain sight.









Crew Cabin B - 112 Dr. Sho


This one is also relatively easy to find, once you reach Deep Storage, head into Corporate Information Technology and take a right towards the staircase leading to the Data Vault. At the top of this staircase is desk and the book is right in plain sight, you cant really miss it.







Deep Storage - Data Vault Staircase




The first copy of the second book can be found in the Hardware Labs, it is inside a cage in the Machine Shop and you will need Leverage III to move some boxes blocking the entrance of the cage. Once inside look for an area that is well lit, with a red couch chair and a globe. The book will be sitting on a coffee table in this area.






Hardware Labs - Machine Shop


In the Shuttle Bay there is an area called Mechanic Facilities. As you enter turn right and you will see a utilities room with large brass pipes, enter this room and turn right again and you should see a bench and the book is sitting on it underneath a monitor with general information about your suit.






Shuttle Bay - Mechanic Facilities


To find this copy of My Enemy’s Enemy’s Enemy you will have to first find Marietta Kyrkos's body which is underneath Alex's house. Incidentally finding her transcribe and listenning to it will also give you access to a side quest that will lead you to the room in the Crew Cabins A that you need to go. Once you get to the room in question (Jada Marks's room) open the door and the book should be on a shelf to the left as you enter. Don't forget the Golden Gun in the safe aswell!
Crew Cabins A - Jada Marks Room




The first copy of the third book can be found in Psychotronics, just head towards the female Clean Room Preparation and as you enter it should be in the locker area near the wall pipes.









Psychotronics - Clean Room Preparation


The next copy of the third book can be found in Abigail Foy's Cabin in Crew Cabin B, first you will have to collect the keycard for her room which is on a large round table in the second floor of the Recreation CenterOnce you have her keycard head over to her Cabin in Crew Cabin B. Her room has a pinball machine and a cool poster on the wall, the book is on her bed.





Keycard - 2nd floor Recreation Center

Crew Quarters - Abigail Foy's Cabin


This copy is relatively easy to find, it sits on a desk above Shiping and Receiving in the Cargo Bay. The same room that contains one of the Smugglers Hidden Caches. The main quest line will take you through this room and it is just a matter of not forgetting to read it when you go past.
Cargo Bay - Shiping and Receiving

• Book #4: Backstabbed in the Face
  
• Book #5: Crown of Tumbleweed
  
• Book #6: Darkstar Rising

The first copy of book 4 can be found in the Arboretum. You will have to walk towards the area with the grav lifts heading up to Alex Yu's office. To the right of the Grav lifts is a clearing with a bench, the book will be sitting on this bench as shown below.
Arboretum


To find this book you will have to follow The Cook's Request side quest in the Cafereria of the Crew Quarters. Once you have spoken to the resident "Chef" he will ask you to retrieve something from his room and give you the keycard to Will Mitchell's Cabin, go to this room which is in Crew Cabins A and the book will be sitting on top of his bed.
Crew Quarters - Will Mitchell's Cabin


The last copy of Backstabbed in the Face can be found in Atmosphere Control in Life Support. Once there head up the stairs to the Air Filtration Control Roomas you enter the room take a left and the book will be sitting on top of a console.
Life Support - Air Filtration Control Room




To find the first copy of Book 5 you will have to go on a little space walk. The closest airlock to the site is the Shuttle Bay, however you can use any airlock to reach this place. You are looking for a space shuttle drifting out in space, as you approach it, it should look something like the picture below. Once you've found it use your torch to light up the entry and go into the space shuttle. Take the first left into the cargo hold and the book will be floating near some dead bodies.
Exterior - Derelict Shuttle


This book is located in a storage closet by the entrance to the Quartermaster's Office in the Cargo Bay. Head over to Shipping and Receiving and in the corridor to the Quartermaster's Office there is a doorway to the right, go inside and take another right and you should see a desk with the book.






Cargo Bay - Quartermaster's Entrance


Power Plant -







Darkstar Rising is the last book in the series, there is only one copy of it and it is found in Alex Yu's Cabin in the Executive Suites of the Crew Quarters. Finding it will require you to complete certain tasks.
You can begin by completing the side quest "Who is December?", once you found December in the entrance area of Neuromods, search its debris and you will find a note with the combination to Alex's Safe. The safe itself is behind the looking glass screen in Alex's office at the top of the Arboretum.



Inside the safe you will find a keycard to his Alex's room in the Executive Suites.

Next, you will have to complete The Cook's Request side quest, this will grant you entry into Will Mitchell's Cabin. Head over to Crew Cabins A and once inside Will Mitchell's Cabin you will have to access his computer, you will need his Hack I to log in. One of his emails will have the code for the Executive Suites. The Grav lift to the Executive Suites is in the entrance area to the Crew Quarters near Concierge.

Finally armed with the keycard to Alex's room and the code for the Grav Lift ahead up to the Executive Suites. When you reach the top head up a small flight of stairs and down the corridor on your right until you reach Alex's room, When you are inside the book is immediatly to your right as you enter on top of small table by his bed.






Crew Quarters - Alex Yu's Executive Suite

To earn this achievement you must find all of the recordings Morgan Yu (your character) has left for him/her self around Talos I. There are a total of 11 messages to be found, three are videos that you have to watch of yourself in your office and in Alex's office as part of main objectives.These are automatically unlocked during the main quest.



Six of the messages are audio files that are found in Morgan Yu's personal computer. His computer is in his suite located in the Executive Suites on the top floor of Crew Quarters. (The grav lift requires a keycard found in Morgan Yu's Office (your office) in Talos I Lobby).





One of the messages is found in the safe behind the looking glass screen in Alex's Office in the form of a TranScribe collectible called I Keep Having This Dream (you can hack the safe with the Hack skill or get the code from the Who Is December? side mission).





The last message is found in the form of a TranScribe collectible called If Things Go Sideways at the end of the game inside Alex's bunker, during The Keys To The Kingdom main mission. (You will have to go there anyway to get the arming key from Alex Yu so don't forget the Transcribe too.)

There is a variety of food and drink on Talos 1, eating food and drinking non-alcoholic drinks gives you a 5hp boost and contributes to the Well Fed status. Drinking alcoholic drinks gives you a 1hp boost and contributes to the Drunk status change. Also consuming one of every item will unlock the TranStar Gourmand achievement.



Below is a list of all the food and drink items you can find throughout the game:

• Methuselah Apple
  
• Sun-Dried Tomata Jerky
  
• Russian Blinis
  
• Big Bang Candy
  
• Captain Spree’s Fish Sticks
  
• Jellied Eels
  
• Siskak Unagi Rollz
  
• Jamon Tomato
  
• Udon Noodles
  
• Veggie Blend
  
• Spiralite Cookies
  
• Skyking Pomegranate
  
• Ossetra Caviar
  
• RanDom Dim Sum
  
• Shaker Lemon Pie
  
• Crispy Fries
  
• Glucassist!
  
• Sunburst Banana Pudding
  
• Sunburst Bananas
  
• Moonshade Lemon
  
• Superfruit (a type of food obtained only through a the side mission - Gardening Tips)

• Kings & Way Sparkling Water
  
• Cold Mountain Green Tea
  
• Duck Beer
  
• PopStar
  
• Old Sardar Bourbon
  
• Kafe Karsk
  
• Pomegranate Moonshine
  
• Tamizdat Vodka
  
• Green Beetle Gin

• Damage: 11-12
  
• Weapon Size: 2 Inventory Slots

Location: First weapon to be found, it is standard issue for all maintenance personnel.

The Hephaestus "Heffy" Twist and Loop Industrial Wrench is the only melee weapon in Talos I. Click to swing it, doing so will drain your stamina or you can hold down the attack button for stronger attacks. This weapon cannot be upgraded however stamina and damage can be increased through the use of Neuromods.

• Incapacitation Rate: 100-225%
  
• Reload Speed: 100-175%
  
• Handling: 33-75%
  
• Range: 9-24m
  
• Weapon Size: 3 Inventory Slots

Location: Close to the body of the Veer Singh in the Neuromod Division foyer.

The Gellifoam Lattice Organism Obstructor or GLOO Cannon disables or immobilizes targets without harming them. GLOO can extinguish flames and temporarily stop electrical arcs. It can also be used to create climbable platforms or to push objects around in the vacuum of space. Upgrading this weapon fully will require both Lab Tech I and II as well as 15 upgrade kits.

• Firepower: 11-13
  
• Accuracy: 60
  
• Range: 15-35m
  
• Reload Speed: 60-85%
  
• Weapon Size: 2 Inventory Slots

Location: Near Elias Black’s body in the Teleconferencing Center in the Talos 1 Lobby.

The TranStar PPN-8 Pistol is the standard issue weapon for all TranStar security personnel. Fast and quiet, this pistol provides satisfactory damage while maintaining a degree of stealth, to upgrade it fully you will need Gunsmith I and II, as well as 15 upgrade kits.

• Weapon Size: 2 Inventory Slots

Location: Can be found in the Talos 1 Lobby, within the sales division, but also located in several other places.

The Huntress Boltcaster launches foam darts which do zero damage. Perfect to annoy coworkers, distract enemies, and remotely trigger buttons and screens.

• Firepower: 44-71
  
• Recoil: 100-10%
  
• Ammo Capacity: 4-10
  
• Reload Speed: 60-85%
  
• Weapon Size: 3 Inventory Slots

Location: Found in the office of Sarah Elazar, within the Talos 1 Lobby.

The Throne S4 Tactical Pump Shotgun is one of the most effective weapons in Talos 1. It provides maximum damage at close range. Damage from each shot decreases significantly at longer ranges. In order to upgrade this weapon to its full potential you will need, Gunsmith I and II as well as 15 upgrade kits.

The Margrave is an alternate version of the shotgun. It was included in the Cosmonaut Shotgun Pack, exclusively available to those who pre-ordered the game and to press distributions.

• Power: 4-9 Seconds
  
• Range: 7.5-15m
  
• Recharge Rate: 1.5-0.25 seconds
  
• Weapon Size: 2 Inventory Slots

Location: Can be found on the bodies of security officers

The Disruptor Stun Gun will knock out human targets. Typhon are more resistant but can still be temporarily stunned and robotic devices can be temporarily disabled or destroyed.
Each unit of ammo in the player's inventory provides a 1% charge of the Disruptor. The Disruptor loads 100 units of ammo at a time, for a 100% charge. to fully upgrade this weapon, you will need Gunsmith I and II along with 17 upgrade kits.

• Power: 55-110KW
  
• Firing Power: 5-10 Seconds
  
• Handling: 15-75%
  
• Reload Speed: 100-145%
  
• Weapon Size: 4 Inventory Slots

Location: Found within the Beams and Waves Lab in the Hardware Labs.

This weapon is one of the most powerful within the game, so upgrading it is worth it, however it is vulnerable to electrical discharges. To upgrade it fully, you’ll need Tech Lab I and II as well as 14 upgrade kits.

• Firepower: 12-14
  
• Magazine Capacity: 15-27
  
• Range: 15-35m
  
• Accuracy: 60-85%
  
• Weapon Size: 2 Inventory Slots

Location: This weapon is only available after completing the optional objective: The Golden Gun. It is located in a safe in Jada Mark’s cabin in the Crew Quarters.

This weapon is pretty much the replacement for the Silenced Pistol. In order to upgrade this, you’ll need to Gunsmith I and II as well as 15 upgrade kits.





The EMP Charge is designed to disable electrical and mechanical devices. It is extremely useful at dealing with Corrupted Operators and turrets and it will also temporarily stop Technopaths and Voltaic Phatoms from attacking. It can be thrown, or affixed to stationary objects or surfaces.


When detonated the Recycler Charge breaks down the molecular structure of nearby objects and organic materials and converts them in resource Materials that can be used in a Fabricator. Standing too close can prove hazardous. As with the other throwables, the Recycler Charges can be thrown, or affixed to stationary objects and surfaces. Also if you kill yourself with a a recycler charge for the first time you will unlock the Intrinsic Value achievement.


The Nullwave Transmitter is an experimental device developed in Psychotronics which discharges a Psi-nullifying pulse when detonated, disarming possessed humans without killing them. The range is not very large but it can be affixed to stationary objects and surfaces.It is highly effective agaisnt the following Typhon strains:

• Etheric Phantoms
  
• Voltaic Phantoms
  
• Telepaths
  
• Weavers
  
• Nightmare

The Typhon Lure (aka Nightlight) emits a photoluminescent signal that entices Typhon to move toward it for a short period of time. Combine with other weapons or tactics to escape, ambush, or observe Typhon from a safe distance. Use this device to lure in Typhoons and throw in some Recycler Charges for an extra-devasting attack.

Neuromods are tool created from the Typhon. A portable injector with needles that inject a serum directly into the brain through the patients eye. Neuromods use lasers and light to map the patient's brain, and then extrapolates the changes required to grant the effects desired.. They grant many various effects ranging from learning a foreign language, learning to play an instrument, or even lengthening the user's lifespan. On Earth, Neuromods are a luxury and only the wealthy can afford to have them installed. However in alos 1 neuromods are the currency you’ll use to unlock the various skill trees. You’ll find dozen of neuromods scattered all around Talos 1 as you play.




Abilities are human type perks you can unlock to improve your characters knowledge in a certain field, doing so enhances his base stats or unlocks new skils. These abilities can be broken down into three categories.


The abilities in this category are about mental prowess. There are two main branches in the scientist category: Physician and Hacking.

• Physician 1 and 2: The physician abilities increase the effectiveness of medkits.
  
  
• Necropsy: Necropsy lets you salvage more organs from Typhons. This ability requires Physician 1.
  
  
• Metabolic Boost: Metabolic boost allows you to gain more health from food and makes the well-fed status last longer. This ability requires Physician 1.
  
  
• Hacking 1 to 4. Hacking lets you gain access to (or bypass) computer systems and most keypad locks. Your level of Hacking represents which level of security you can bypass.

The abilities in this category focus more on physical interactions with the world of Prey. There are four main branches to engineer: Leverage, Repair, Materials Expert and Impact Calibration.

• Leverage 1 to 3: Leverage determines what you can pick up. The higher the ability level, the heavier the thing you can lift.
  
  
• Repair 1 to 3: Repair allows you to fix broken machinery such as turrets, junction boxes, various other damaged machines around Talos 1.
  
  
• Gunsmith 1 and 2: Gunsmith allows you to further use weapon upgrade kits to improve your standard guns (pistol, shotgun, etc) beyond the first tier. These abilities require Repair 1.
  
  
• Suit Modification 1 to 3:With this ability you can increase your inventory slots and upgrade slots. These abilities require Repair 1.
  
  
• Dismantle: Dismantle allows you to destroy an item in your inventory and turn it into spare parts that can be used to repair damaged equipment. This ability requires Repair 1.
  
  
• Materials Expert. This ability increases the yield (return value) of things you put into a recycler.
  
  
• Lab Tech 1 and 2: This ability is like Gunsmith above, but allows you to upgrade non-standard weapons like the Gloo Cannon and Qbeam beyond their first tier of upgrades. This ability requires Materials Expert.
  
  
• Impact Calibration 1 and 2: These skills decrease the effort required to swing your wrench and increase the damage your wrench deals.
  
  
• Pulverize: Pulverize adds even more damage to your wrench. This ability requires Impact Calibration 2.

The abilities in this category are all about combat. There are four main branches to security: Firearms, Conditioning, Combat Focus and Stealth.

• Firearms 1 and 2: These abilities increase the damage dealt by security weapons (pistols, shotguns, etc).
  
  
• Conditioning: Conditioning is a general improvement to all your physical capabilities — health, stamina, speed and stealth.
  
  
• Toughness 1 to 3: Toughness increases your health. This ability requires Conditioning.
  
  
• Stamina 1 and 2: Stamina, increases your stamina. This ability requires Conditioning.
  
  
• Mobility 1 and 2: Mobility increases your speed and includes your speed whilst sneaking. This ability requires Conditioning.
  
  
• Combat Focus 1 to 3: This ability slows down time for you, allowing extra time to think, letting you get off extra shots or avoid the Typhon.
  
  
• Stealth 1 to 3: This ability means you make less noise whilst moving around and attract less attention from the various things that are trying to kill you.
  
  
• Sneak Attack 1 and 2: When your enemies are unaware of you, these abilities let you deal extra damage to them. These abilities requires Stealth 1.

Before we get to the Typhon abilities, once you have found the Psychoscope one other skill tree unlocks in the Scientist category relating to psionic aptitude. These abilities are all about your psi meter and your new Psychoscope.

• Psionic aptitude 1 to 3: These abilities increase your maximum psi pool.
  
  
• Neurostimulant 1 and 2: These increase the effectiveness of psi hypos, restoring more of your psi meter with each use. These abilities require Psionic aptitude 1.
  
  
• Psychotronics 1 to 3: These increase the maximum number of upgrade slots on your psychoscope allowing you to install more chipsets that grant your character further boost and skills. This ability requires Psionic aptitude 1.

Once you gain your Psychoscope it becomes apparent that not only are neuromods made from Typhon material but they can also allow humans to gain Typhon abilities. The downside to this is the more Typhon abilities you unlock the more your energy signiture will change to resemble a Typhon and this will trigger the turrets around Talos 1 to attack you on sight. As with Human abilities, Typhon abilities can be broken down into three categories.


As the name emplies this category is related to energy projectiles and barriers, There are three main energy types, Kinetic energy (push and pull), Electrostatic energy (electric) and Thermal energy (fire, heat).

• Kinetic blast 1 to 3: Kinetic Blast is learned by researching Phantoms and Cystoids. It can be used in combat to push away anything within range while dealing a chunk of damage. Morgan can also use the ability to rocket into the air and reach elevated overhangs.
  
  
• Lift field 1 and 2: Lift field is learned by researching Poltergeists. It will lift your enemies into the air and trap them there. These abilities require Kinetic blast 1.
  
  
• Electrostatic burst 1 to 3: Electrostatic Burst is learned by studying Voltaic Phantoms and Technopaths. Morgan can use this ability in combat to deal area-of-effect electrical damage. Additionally, it can be used to stun electronic equipment and both robotic and biological targets for a period of time.
  
  
• Electrostatic resistance: This ability reduces the damage you take from electricity, and makes you immune to being stunned. This ability can be earned by researching Voltaic Phantoms and Technopaths and requires Electrostatic burst 1.
  
  
• Electrostatic absorption: After you already reduce the damage you take from electricity, you can also turn some of that damage into psi points instead. This ability can be earned by researching Voltaic Phantoms and Technopaths and requires Electrostatic resistance.
  
  
• Superthermal 1 to 3: Superthermal creates a fiery proximity trap, which when triggered, creates a column of super-heated plasma dealing devastating fire damage to whoever triggered it. Organic enemies will take continuous fire damage due to the burning effect. It is learned by researching Thermal Phantoms.
  
  
• Thermal resistance: This ability works like electrostatic resistance above, but for fire instead. This ability requires Superthermal 1 and is learned by researching Thermal Phantoms.
  
  
• Thermal absorption: This ability works like electrostatic absorption above, but for fire instead. This ability requires Thermal resistance and is learned by researching Thermal Phantoms.

This category of Typhon powers relates to the manipulation of matter and the ether. It has two main skill trees, one relating to changing the composition of your body and another for manipulating and protecting agaisnt the ether.

• Mimic matter 1 to 3: This ability allows Morgan Yu to shape shift and copy any near by objects (like a cup or a bin). While in this form, Morgan can move around the environment and even use other abilities (like Kinectic blast) along with Mimic. The ability is gained by researching Mimics and Greater Mimics. As long as Morgan stays still, enemies will not be able to find him. You can mimic increasingly more complex objects as you increase your level.
  
  
• Regeneration 1 and 2: Regeneration is learned by studying Greater Mimics and Nightmares. Morgan can use this ability in combat to regenerate health after taking damage. These abilities require Mimic matter 1.
  
  
• Phantom shift 1 and 2: Phantom Shift allows Morgan to rapidly change position and leave a decoy behind that fools enemies. The ability is learned by researching Etheric Phantoms.
  
  
• Ether resistance: This ability works like electrostatic and thermal resistance above, but with ether instead — like the damage you take from etheric phantoms. This ability is learned by researching Etheric Phantoms and requires Phantom shift 1.
  
  
• Ether absorption: This ability works like electrostatic and thermal absorption above, but with ether instead. This ability is learned by researching Etheric Phantoms and requires Ether resistance.
  
  
• Phantom genesis 1 and 2: Phantom Genesis allows you to turn human corpses into Phantoms to fight by your side. The type of Phantom that is created is randomly determined. The ability is learned by researching Weavers and requires the Phantom Shift ability.

This category relates to all forms of mental powers such as moving object with your mind, resisting fear and controlling humans and/or machines with your mind. All together there are three main sub categories with the skills listed below.

• Backlash 1 to 3: This creates a shield for 20 seconds, and negates the next attack you could suffer. You can gain it by researching Weavers and Nightmares.
  
  
• Fear resistance: This ability reduces the length of the fear status. It can be gained by researching Weavers and Nightmares and requires Backlash 1.
  
  
• Psychoshock 1 to 3. Psychoshock lets you attack the mind of an enemy directly, both dealing damage to it and nullifying its psi abilities for a few seconds. It is unlocked by researching Telepaths.
  
  
• Mindjack 1 to 3: Mindjack lets you take control of biological enemies for a few seconds in the same way a typhon telepath does. It also frees humans from a telepath’s control. Unlock it by researching Telepaths. These abilities also require Psychoshock 1.
  
  
• Remote manipulation 1 to 3: This allows you to retrieve objects (and push buttons) with your mind it is unlocked by researching Poltergeist and Technopaths.
  
  
• Machine mind 1 to 3: This ability acts like mindjack above, but with robots (turrets and operators). It is unlocked by researching Technopaths and requires Remote manipulation 1.