Despite their melee preference, cultists will shoot back after engaging. After that, he will swiftly retreat to cover and wait for another opportunity to strike. Once there is an opening, an Escape from Tarkov Sektant or Zhrec will stab their prey from behind. For example, Customs cultists may camp near the extract by the Customs cultist spawn site. Cultists can hide in bushes or tall grass, or behind other covers. The cultists’ tricky ambush-based tactics make them even more dangerous. It deals damage over time and can only be removed with a handful of items or by paying a Therapist. This weapon does slightly more damage than standard knives, but what makes it truly deadly is the ability to inflict unknown toxins - one of the worst effects in EfT. Both types of cultists in Tarkov can spawn with the unique Cultist knife. The Tarkov cultist priest has no armor but comes with close-range guns. However, their headgear is usually flimsy or absent. While sometimes unarmored, they may spawn with armor up to Tier 5 or 6. Sektants in particular can spawn with long and medium-range guns as well as melee weapons. Tarkov cultists may spawn with a surprisingly varied range of gear. Like all bodyguards, Sektants defend the Priest, but both types can attack. Sektants can have a wider variety of equipment, while Zhrec is more likely to have unique cultist gear like the Tarkov cultists’ poison knife required by the Night Sweep Skier quest. While even the rank-and-file cultist in EfT has more HP than most Scav bosses, the cultist priest appears to have the highest HP in Tarkov. In Escape from Tarkov, Zhrec is a mini-boss accompanied by a retinue of 3-5 Sektant warriors while patrolling different parts of Tarkov. Outside EfT, Sektant means simply sect member, while Zhrec is a pagan priest. The EfT Cultist faction consists of two enemy types: Zhrec and Sektant. Cultists in Customs then wander to the trains or the crackhouse, patrolling the Customs cultists' location. Where do cultists spawn on Custom s?
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