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Blasphemous Enemy Guide — All 51 and Their Tells

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The bestiary

The enemy database holds all 51 enemies with HP, damage, damage type, zones and Tears. Reading the row before you enter a room is the difference between a clean clear and a death.

Damage types

Every enemy deals one of five types. Physical is the baseline; Fire and Lightning punish if you lack resistance; Magical covers spells; Contact is the touch damage of certain hazards and the Armature (a 99,999-HP immovable wall). Sample tells:

EnemyHPNG+ HPDamageType
Acolyte6022016Physical
Sacrist12024050Physical
Amargura500100042Fire
Anchored Sailor60075085Physical
Lionheart25070065Physical
Mascarón de la Tormenta70090075Lightning

Read HP and damage

A high-HP tank wants a sustained fight; a high-damage foe like the Anchored Sailor (85 damage, 45 contact) wants space. The Sunken Sailor mirrors a boss at 99,999 HP but drops 0 Tears — it is an obstacle, not a farm.

Answer per enemy

Match your answer to the threat: dodge-and-punish the fast ones, out-space the ranged ones, and stun-and-execute the ones you can. Zones in the data include the Convent of Our Lady of the Charred Visage, Desecrated Cistern, Library of the Negated Words and the Archcathedral Rooftops.

Frequently asked questions

How many enemies are there?

The site database tracks 51 enemies across many zones, with five damage types: Contact, Fire, Lightning, Magical and Physical.

How do I read an enemy fast?

Check HP and damage type. High HP means a war of attrition; high damage means punish every opening. The damage type hints at the tell.

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Sources

Figures and item data on this site are read from the game’s own reference wiki before publishing. Where a value could not be confirmed there, the page says so instead of filling the gap.