Whip (Scorched Earth)

Whip

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Keeps your foes at bay, keeps your herd moving.

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DLCs

Scorched Earth, Ragnarok

Weapon

Type

Ranged

Item

Weight

8.0

Stack size

1

Durability

40.0

Added in

v246.0

Spawn Command

cheat gfi Whip 1 0 0
or
cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/ScorchedEarth/WeaponWhip/PrimalItem_WeaponWhip.PrimalItem_WeaponWhip'" 1 0 0

Crafting

Required level

Level 20

Engram points

6 EP

Crafting XP

3.8 XP

Crafting time

5s

Prerequisites

• Slingshot

Crafted in

• Inventory

Ingredients

10 × Hide

5 × Wood or Fungal Wood

25 × Fiber

10 × Silk

The Whip is an item in the Scorched Earth-DLC of ARK: Survival Evolved.

Usage

The whip can be used to:

• Pick up items off the ground or harvest resources from plants.
• Disarm another player with a 40% chance of success. The whip requires another strike to pick up what they dropped.
• Force riders to dismount from their creatures.
• Wake an unconscious player up by striking them to reduce their  Torpor.
• Stun creatures. If hit on the face they will pause for 3 seconds before resuming what they were doing.
• Encourage tamed creatures to move faster, including the ability to force overweight creatures to take a few steps.
• Force tamed or wild flying creatures to land
• Make a tamed "wandering disabled"  Doedicurus mine a rock nearby.

Gathering

Resource	Efficiency
Cactus Sap	★★★★☆
Sand	★★☆☆☆

Notes

• Be aware that the disarm component of the Whip will also work on tribe members, even on PvE, so be sure to take care where you aim it

Trivia

• The whip as shown in inventory appears to be most similar to what is known as an Australian stock whip, as seen by the very long handle. This long handle was to grant leverage to the user, allowing for very quick and nimble cracks, oftentimes on horseback as well as allowing the user to hold it on their shoulder whilst riding a horse. Meanwhile, the whip that is used in the players hand in game is more similar to a bullwhip due to its short handle. These were/are mainly used by Americans and Mexicans, their short handle allowing for a heavier whip, and thus louder cracks, although at a slower rate.

• The fact that the whip disarms players is likely a reference to Indiana Jones, as Indiana Jones uses a whip to disarm an opponent's gun in the first movie.