King of the Cultists

The deer is a grotesque, almost creepypasta creature:

A huge, disproportionate head with deer antlers and creepy eyes.

His protruding jaw and generally distorted features make him look unnatural and creepy.

The forelimbs resemble clawed hands, and it attacks with them.

Mostly walks on two legs, but in particularly dangerous moments (for example, in "Deer's Hunger") it switches to four, becoming faster.

During the Hunger event, his eyes turn red, his horns seem to grow larger, and he looks even more aggressive.

The cultists worship the Stag as a deity or higher power—it is the center of their rituals, and the entire atmosphere of horror in the game rests on it.

The deer forces the cultists to keep children for themselves in the dungeons, so that they can eat them later to satisfy their appetite.

Animals

Wolf. Appears when the bonfire reaches level 2. Attacks at close range, dealing about 20 damage. It can be dealt with in 2-3 rifle shots, by jumping on its back, or by running in circles with a spear. Avoid fighting multiple unarmored wolves at once.

Alpha Wolf. Stronger and faster than a regular wolf, it has more health and red eyes. It's most often found near caves. It's best to attack from a distance—2-3 rifle shots are enough.

Guardian Bear. Guards the caves where children are kept; it has a yellow collar. It's very durable (around 300 HP) and hits hard (35 damage). Taking it on alone is risky; it's best to fight it in a group and with a long-range weapon (shotgun, rifle).

Polar Bear. Even more dangerous than usual: 500 HP and 50 damage per hit. Even with armor, it can kill in 2-3 hits. The only reliable options are ranged attacks and traps.

Mystical and special enemies

The Deer. This is no ordinary beast, but the game's main threat and a kind of "natural disaster." It's invulnerable, appears at night, moves quickly, and deals 25-30 damage per hit. It's impossible to kill: tactics include blinding it with a flashlight, staying near a campfire, and using trees for cover.

Aliens. They are found near UFO crash sites and in the Molokhokhod location. They come in standard and elite varieties (larger and stronger). They work in concert and can attack unexpectedly. It's best to eliminate them one by one from a distance.

Cultists in the Roblox game "99 Nights in the Forest" are the main enemies and secondary antagonists, fanatics who worship the mystical Stag. It is the cult surrounding this creature that sets the game's dark, survival-horror atmosphere.

What they do and how they attack

Raids are launched against the player's camp. The first raid usually occurs on the fourth night, but if you've already saved at least one child or built a bed, the attack may begin earlier. A day before the raid, a warning appears about the approaching "evil spirits."

They operate in waves. Raids occur approximately every three nights. Initially, the cultists are armed with axes, but over time they become more dangerous, with enemies appearing armed with spears, morning stars, and crossbows.

They arrive with the Deer. At the start of the wave, the Deer itself appears—you can temporarily blind it with a flashlight to buy yourself some time. Then the cultists approach the bonfire and attack everyone they come across. During night raids, they purposefully go to your camp.

In buildings with loot - in ruined houses, half-collapsed churches, old warehouses.

The cult's fortresses, marked on the map with blue diamonds, are where the strongest fighters gather.

In the cult's wake: mangled trees with animal remains and ropes, burnt-out camps, pentagrams burned into the ground—all signs that cultists may be nearby.

In the cult, he always wears a golden robe, resembling a fur coat made of very expensive materials, with red spikes attached to the shoulders. Underneath, he wears a blue, unbuttoned shirt and the cultists' red amulet. He wears black boots and black trousers. On his head is a kind of golden crown with red gems, matching the amulet. Deer antlers are set into the crown, symbolizing his affinity with the deer. In his chambers, he wears only the trousers and the amulet on his bare chest.

His real name is Vincent Ramillies. He had a difficult childhood, an orphan, originally born into a cult. Having proven his loyalty, he became the new king after the death of the former king of the cultists. He hates fighting with weapons; for him, the best fight is with his fists. He is closest to the deer and is able to communicate with him through gestures.

For his subjects, he is an incredible role model: a reasonable, cool, incredibly intelligent man who knows what is right and what must be done. He is a warrior who always wins wars. He does not spare even children, for the sake of the deer, for its survival. In fact, Vincent is quite hot-tempered and proud, and has difficulty opening up to people, but he is very affectionate with those he is attached to. He himself demands affection from his loved ones, like a kitten.

He has long, jaggedly cut red hair. Compared to his sharp, rugged features, his hair is very soft and pleasant. He has slightly tanned skin and numerous scars on his body. A rough scar runs along his face and nose, giving him a very distinctive and truly masculine appearance. He is muscular, the tallest male cultist, standing at around 200 cm. He has an expressive facial expression, often raising his red eyebrows or moving his lips.