Groose Gardens Horde
The Groose Gardens Horde is a 125-Swarmer Horde Killer target on Highway 97. It opens after A War We Can Win and pays 4,000 XP plus Diamond Lake Trust.
- Horde size
- About 125
- Type
- Horde
- Region
- Highway 97
Part of
Requires
Found in
Good to know
- It holds 125 Swarmers.
- Clearing it gives 4,000 XP.
- It earns 1,650 Trust and 1,700 credits at Diamond Lake.
- It is part of the Horde Killer storyline.
How to approach it
Fill your saddlebags, carry every explosive slot and find explosive barrels and fuel tanks before you start. Lead the Horde through them, mine your retreat with proximity bombs and park the bike far down the escape route.
When to hit it
Hordes rest in their hibernation spot during the day and go out to feed and drink after dark. Hitting a sleeping Horde lets you set up traps first. Every Swarmer drops an ear, so loot the field afterward for the bounty collector.
When it opens
It becomes a Horde Killer target after A War We Can Win.
Deacon's note
Deacon blames Highway 97 for feeding so many southern Hordes.
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