Lethal Company Weather & Conditions Guide: Eclipse, Flooded, Stormy Effects (2026)
Your ship’s speaker crackles. “Titan. Eclipsed.” The words hang in the cabin air. Through the window, the moon looms — not the familiar grey-brown you know, but a dark silhouette against a corona of light. The sun is a thin ring of fire behind the planet’s edge. Below, you can already see movement. Shadows that should not be there at this hour. Forest Keepers. Multiple of them. The ship’s radar console blinks to life, showing red dots clustering around the landing pad. Your crew exchanges glances. The safe window — those precious first minutes where you can scout the exterior before enemies fully spawn — does not exist today. As the ship begins its descent, one thought crystallizes: this is going to be a very different run. The landing gear touches down. The ramp lowers. The air is cold and still. Somewhere in the distance, a Forest Keeper’s breathing echoes. Your grip tightens on the stun grenade. It is time to move. ...