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Throne and Liberty Desert Cobra
Morph

The Desert Cobra of the Monolith Wastelands is famous for its colorful appearance. It is said that aristocrats of the desert raise Desert Cobras for ornamental purposes due to the light green spots covering their bodies and their thin wings that cover a wide area when unfurled. When shapeshifted into a Desert Cobra, you can safely move through the Monolith Wastelands without being attacked by other Desert Cobras.
Desert Cobra
Desert Cobra Morph in Throne & Liberty
Desert Cobra Morph in Throne & Liberty

To unlock the Desert Cobra morph in Throne and Liberty, complete the third objective of the Keepsakes in the Sand quest, in the Monolith Wastelands Exploration Codex:

  • Talk to Crematorium's worker
  • Investigate Crematorium's corpse
  • Defeat 10 Desert Cobra in Monolith Wastelands
A special Morphstone to morph into the designated form. Imprints onto your body, enabling you to morph

Sources

Desert Cobra

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