What does Necrosis do?
When you take damage, you get -1 CON, -1 STR, and spawn poisoned food.
Mewgenics Disorder
Necrosis in Mewgenics
When you take damage, you get -1 CON, -1 STR, and spawn poisoned food.
Note: this entry is kept under the existing mutations database URL for compatibility, but its gameplay type is classified as Disorder.
Mewgenics Disorder
Necrosis
+2 STR, +2 CON • Risk: Low
Risk
Low
Some effects unverified
Triggers
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Stat hubs
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⚡ Strategy Guide
Necrosis stat impact explained
Necrosis changes stats through +2 STR, +2 CON. Use it on cats whose role benefits from the positive side while avoiding builds that are punished by the downside.
How the summon effect changes fights
Necrosis interacts with summoned units, which can change board pressure, targeting, and tempo depending on when the summon appears.
Is Necrosis worth using?
Necrosis is relatively low-risk compared with more punishing disorders. It is safest when its effect supports the cat's normal role without forcing awkward play.
Effect Breakdown
Extracted from structured data and community notes.
Stat changes
+2 STR +2 CON
These modifiers come from the structured stats data, not just text parsing.
Triggers
Chances
No explicit probability found.
Flags & Constraints
These are the decision blockers you should notice mid-run.
No major constraints detected.
Some parts contain uncertain or incomplete data. Treat this disorder as unverified until confirmed.
This entry has source conflicts or legacy notes. Review the raw notes before relying on the exact effect values.
What to do next
Actionable guidance generated from extracted flags.
If you keep it
- • Use the stat deltas to decide role fit (damage vs support vs mobility).
If you breed it
- • Avoid long-term commitments if the effect is uncertain or high-risk.
If you fight with it
- • Play conservatively until you’ve seen the trigger once.
Related mutations
Same tag / similar trigger / similar stat direction.
Source text (raw community notes)