Treant Boss

Rewards

Killing the Treant isn’t just for bragging rights – the rewards are worth it. As one of the Great Ones, it drops high-end materials and gear that will boost your progress in Once Human. Here are the key loot pieces you can get from a kill, each important for crafting and upgrades:

• Stardust Source – A rare resource for advanced upgrades and crafting. A controlled kill will give you ~20 Stardust (double the base loot).
• Energy Links – Currency for tech and base building. He will give you hundreds of Energy Links (often 800+ per kill) to fuel your progress.
• Weapon Mod Parts – Crafting components for weapon enhancements. The boss is a loot piñata for mods, often dropping 8 Weapon Mod Parts in one go.
• Melee & Munitions Amplifiers – Upgrade items that boost melee damage or ammo capacity. His death will give you a couple of these mods to buff your combat style.
• High-Tier Gear Drops – There’s a chance for actual gear too, like a Tier 2 Recurve Bow or other high-grade weapons. Nothing beats seeing a new gun or gadget pop out of the fallen tree!
• Electronic Parts – Gadget and gear components. You’ll get a dozen or more Electronic Parts from Treant, so you’ll have plenty to craft with.
• Harveseed Deviation – A unique item/blueprint tied to him. This is a rare drop (often gets dropped when you Control hom with a Controller item).

In short, the Treant Once Human boss is a loot piñata that spits out valuable materials and gear. Every item above goes straight into your inventory – and with our boost service, you won’t miss a single drop or have to share loot. ChaosBoost will get you all these goodies hassle-free so you can power up your character with the his loot right away.

Options

When it comes to a Treant Boss boost, ChaosBoost offers flexible options to fit your needs. Whether you just want a one-time clear or multiple kills for farming, we’ve got you covered. Here are our Once Human Treant Boss boost service options, each done by pro players with gamer-friendly efficiency:

• Single Kill (Standard) – Our booster will kill the Treant Great One for you once, on your chosen difficulty. This quick service guarantees the boss’s death and all its loot in one go – perfect if you’re stuck on this fight and just want it done.
• Boss Farm (Multiple Kills) – Need more resources or trying for a specific drop? This option lets you book multiple Treant kills. We’ll kill the Treant boss as many times as you need (back-to-back runs) so you can farm Stardust, Energy Links and other loot efficiently.
• Hard Mode Carry – If you want to do him on a higher difficulty (for better rewards), our team will carry you through it. Hard Mode hits harder and has more health, but our experts love the challenge and will get you the win, fast and safe.
• Piloted (Account Share) Boost – For players who prefer a hands-off approach, choose piloted service. One of our Once Human players logs into your account (using safe VPN methods), kills him for you and logs off. It’s the fastest way to get the job done while you relax. (All loot and progress will stay on your account, of course.)

No matter what option you choose, the result is the same: Treant Boss defeated and your character loaded with loot. We’ll tailor the boost to your preference – whether you want to be in the action yourself or let us handle everything. ChaosBoost prides itself on delivering a smooth, enjoyable boost experience for every Once Human player, so you can say “timber!” to Treant without any stress.

Requirements

To ensure a quick and successful Once Human Treant Boss boost, there are a few requirements and recommendations for your character/account. Don’t worry – these are pretty straightforward for any player who’s reached the fight:

• Level 20+ Survivor – Your character should be at least level 20. He is tuned as a level 20 boss, so having a level-appropriate character means you can enter the fight. (If you’re not level 20 yet, you’ll need to progress a bit more in the game before tackling this boost.)
• Access to Gaia Cliff Monolith – You must have the Broken Delta region unlocked and have progressed the “Murmurs in the Forest” quest to the point of entering the Gaia Cliff Monolith. In short, your game needs to be at the stage where the Treant Great One fight is available.
• Decent Gear & Ammo – (For self-play customers) Make sure you have some mid-game gear so you can survive a hit or two. A ranged weapon (assault rifle, LMG or sniper) with plenty of ammo is highly recommended since the fight is ranged-heavy. Don’t forget some healing items. If we’re piloting your account, having a well-equipped character helps but isn’t mandatory – our pros can handle tough fights even with average gear.

These Once Human requirements make sure that nothing stands in the way of completing the Treant boost rapidly. Essentially: be level 20 with the quest unlocked, have your account ready for action, and we’ll handle the rest. If you’re unsure about meeting any requirement, our support is happy to help clarify or assist. With everything set, he will be going down in no time!

How to Boost Treant Boss in Once Human

Trying to beat the Treant yourself before calling in the cavalry? No problem – as experienced Once Human players, we know the tricks. Beating the Treant Boss is all about understanding its mechanics and acting fast. Here’s a quick battle plan to help you kill Treant on your own (or at least know what we’ll be doing for you during a boost):

1. Clear the Vines to Remove Invincibility: When you enter the arena, you’ll see the Treant takes no damage at first. That’s because it’s invincible until you destroy the three tangled vine clusters around the area. Find those glowing vines attached to walls or structures and shoot them. Meanwhile, fend off the smaller enemies that spawn (they’ll harass you while the boss is invincible).
2. Take the High Ground: Use the environment to your advantage. The Gaia Cliff Monolith arena has vents and a broken bridge you can climb onto. Get to the top of that structure (there’s even an old bus up there for cover).
3. Aim for the Weak Spot (“Red Lady”): The Treant’s weak spot is hard to miss – a glowing red female figure embedded in its upper body. Hit this spot for double damage. A sniper rifle (like the SN-700) or any precise weapon is good here, you can hit that glowing target from afar. If you’re on the ground you might need to wait for openings or when the boss leans down.
4. Keep the Pressure On (Don’t Stall): Treant can stun if you deal enough damage fast, giving you a brief window to unload extra damage while it’s stunned. Take advantage of that to blast it or heal yourself as needed. Just don’t take too long – after you knock it down a couple of times, if it’s still standing, the boss might do a devastating area attack (the scream) that can one-shot you, especially if you’re on high ground.
5. “Timber!” – Finish and Loot: Once you’ve depleted the Treant’s health, it will finally fall. Congrats – you’ve knocked down a big tree! Now quickly decide: Control or Eliminate? If you have a Controller item and want maximum loot, use it to Control the Treant and you’ll get double the rewards (more Stardust, extra mod parts, maybe a unique drop). If you don’t have a Controller or want to save it, just choose to eliminate and you’ll still get a great loot drop. Grab everything – you earned it!

It’s a fight of preparation and positioning as much as raw damage. Of course, even knowing all this, executing it can be tough – one mistake and you could be flattened under a giant tree’s foot. If you’d rather skip the hassle (or if you’ve tried and still get stomped), remember our Once Human Treant Boss boost is always available. We’ll do the fight for you so you can enjoy the victory without breaking a sweat or a keyboard!

FAQ

Even the most seasoned Once Human players have questions before buying a boost — totally normal when dealing with giant rage-trees that shoot lasers. Below are the most common questions asked about the Treant Boss boost and exactly what to expect from the service, the fight, and the rewards.