Stone Yield Bandit Camp is an activity in Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds. It is the only bandit camp found in the Cut.
Description[]
Stone Yield is a large, multi-level camp that has been overrun by bandits, including technologically-advanced "Scanner" bandits not encountered in the main game.
After the camp is cleared, it will become home to several Banuk tribespeople, including Opili.
Scanner Bandits[]
These bandits carry large scanning devices on their backs that function similarly to a Scrapper's radar. If Aloy is within the detection radius of a Scanner bandit when a scan is performed, her position will be revealed even if she is hidden in tall grass.
Similar to the Power Cell components found on many machines, the bandits' scanning devices are vulnerable to Shock damage and will explode in a pulse of electricity if hit with Shock Arrows.
Associated Quests[]
Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds[]
Bandit Composition[]
- Ohlgrud Smithsson
- 1 Bandit Heavy (if alarm is lit)
- 2 Bandit Marksmen
- 4 Bandit Sluggers
- 9 Bandit Warriors
- 4 Elite Bandit Archers (+2 if alarm is lit)
- 6 Scanner Bandits (+1 if alarm is lit)
Collectables[]
Frozen Wilds Text Datapoints - World[] |
Pigments[]
|
Notable Inhabitants[]
Former Inhabitants[]
Trivia[]
- Based on its location and the appearance of the landscape, Stone Yield may be the New World counterpart of Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park.[1]
- Unlike the other bandit camps in the base game, there are no prisoners being held at this camp.
- Ohlgrud's pre-combat lines will change depending on if the camp alarm has been lit or not.
- Banuk and bandit patrols can potentially get involved due to their proximity to the camp, especially if the fight has gone outside of the main camp boundary.
- If Ohlgrud is killed before the rest of the camp is cleared, any survivors will be put into a cautious state. If for whatever reason Aloy leaves the camp boundary, resets it, and returns, the bandits will immediately enter a cautious state.
References[]
- ↑ Mammoth Hot Springs is the most famous set of travertine terraces in Yellowstone.





