Bestiary

Monster stats

Compare the creatures roaming active dimensions. Listed values are level 0 baselines; each monster page also shows how those numbers scale.

17 monster typesLevels 0–99

Base stat summary

Speed includes the global monster movement multiplier. Track range depends on temper.

Base stats for every monster
Monster	Temper	Special attack	Elite attack	First spawn	Life	Speed	Damage	XP
Suncrest Chicken	Passive	None	Solar Pinwheel	0	14	68	3	8
Moonfoot Rabbit	Passive	None	Moonburrow	0	16	92	3	9
Briarhorn Deer	Passive	None	Crownstampede	0	25	76	4	13
Mossfang Goblin	Aggressive	Briarbolt	Bramble Bastille	0	27	84	4	16
Brookmaw Bear	Passive	Water Jet	Rallying Roar	2	30	60	5	17
Graveborn Skeleton	Aggressive	Bonewheel	Ossuary Rain	0	33	70	5	20
Amethyst Slime	Aggressive	Crystal Nova	Prismatic Mitosis	0	37	56	5	21
Duskwing Bat	Aggressive	Dusk Dive	Eclipse Shriek	0	23	124	4	17
Umbral Wraith	Extra Aggressive	Umbral Rift	Eventide Vortex	0	45	64	7	31
Ironroot Golem	Extra Aggressive	Rootquake	Ironfall	0	72	48	8	44
Direfang Wolf	Aggressive	Dire Pounce	Alpha Crosscut	0	31	112	6	26
Embermaw Rex	Extra Aggressive	Ember Breath	Caldera Roar	0	92	68	10	57
Stormclaw Harpy	Aggressive	Gale Talon	Eye of the Squall	12	31	120	5	27
Riftglass Basilisk	Extra Aggressive	Refraction Gaze	Prism Catacomb	18	58	72	8	43
Mirecap Myconid	Aggressive	Spore Fan	Fairy-Ring Rupture	24	51	64	8	47
Gravebell Revenant	Extra Aggressive	Grave Echoes	Final Requiem	30	64	68	9	59
Fenjaw Crocolisk	Extra Aggressive	Fenjaw Rush	Drowned Death Roll	36	81	60	11	70

Values are read from the same gameplay catalogs used by Worlds Worth Looting.

Bestiary entries

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Passive

Suncrest Chicken

A light, passive creature that flees until attacked, then retaliates.

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Passive

Moonfoot Rabbit

A quick, passive creature with low health that fights back when struck.

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Passive

Briarhorn Deer

The toughest passive creature, offering better rewards when provoked.

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Aggressive

Mossfang Goblin

A balanced aggressive enemy that tracks the hero from medium range.

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Passive

Brookmaw Bear

A wary low-level forest beast that flees until provoked, then answers with pressurized water.

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Aggressive

Graveborn Skeleton

A durable aggressive enemy that can also return as a Death Bow summon.

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Aggressive

Amethyst Slime

A slow, sturdy aggressive enemy with strong base rewards.

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Aggressive

Duskwing Bat

The fastest base monster, trading health and damage for pursuit speed.

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Extra Aggressive

Umbral Wraith

A dangerous extra-aggressive monster with a very long tracking range.

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Extra Aggressive

Ironroot Golem

The slowest but toughest and hardest-hitting extra-aggressive monster.

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Aggressive

Direfang Wolf

A fast aggressive hunter that closes distance quickly and hits harder than most pursuers.

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Extra Aggressive

Embermaw Rex

A massive apex predator with exceptional health, damage, and a very long tracking range.

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Aggressive

Stormclaw Harpy

A low-flying storm hunter that ignores walkable terrain slowdowns and hurls heroes away with cutting wind.

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Extra Aggressive

Riftglass Basilisk

A plated rift predator whose prism gaze splits across the battlefield before its crystal armor closes the distance.

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Aggressive

Mirecap Myconid

A bog-grown fungal guardian that advances behind drifting puffball volleys and shrugs off disabling effects through its buried mycelium.

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Extra Aggressive

Gravebell Revenant

A bell-bearing shade that sends spectral chimes curving through the battlefield and leaves one final toll behind when destroyed.

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Extra Aggressive

Fenjaw Crocolisk

A low-slung fen predator that bursts through the mire, drags prey into reach, and grows faster when it smells blood.

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Monster packs

Ambient monsters arrive in cohesive packs of 2–6. Pack size rises with hero level until level 50, while the overall population cap and long-run spawn rate stay unchanged.

Ambient monster pack behavior
Rule	Behavior
Pack size	2 at hero level 0, rising smoothly to 6 at level 50
Species	50% chance to contain two eligible species; otherwise one species
Movement	Members roam and alert together, spread out during combat, and regroup after disengaging

Values are read from the same gameplay catalogs used by Worlds Worth Looting.

Elite encounters

Any monster can roll as a gold-stamped elite beginning at monster level 5. Elites keep their species' normal temper, gain a species-specific elite attack, and remain vulnerable to status effects.

Elite monster modifiers
Spawn chance	Life	Damage	Speed	Tracking	XP	Gear
5–35%	2.75×	1.35×	1.05×	1.15×	3×	Guaranteed · +1 rarity

Values are read from the same gameplay catalogs used by Worlds Worth Looting.

Major encounters

Some expedition objectives end in a boss encounter. Their identities, locations, phases, and special rewards are intentionally omitted from this spoiler-free wiki.

Bosses enter at 1 level above the hero and use clearer, larger telegraphs than ordinary monsters. Watch the ground and the boss animation, leave the danger area before committing to another attack, and save a dodge charge for patterns that close escape routes.

Bosses still use the same core damage, mitigation, crowd-control, potion, and movement systems described elsewhere in the wiki.