All Darkest Dungeon Enemies — Classes, Stats & Traits

The Absolute Nothingness, as the name suggests, is a manifestation of the great voids of cosmos. It serves as an obstacle, much like the Shattered Pew in the Prophet fight. While it does nothing during the fight, Absolute Nothingness has 999 dodge and 999 HP. It is classified as Cosmic.

enemyclass

Cosmic

size

Small

turns

None

hpA

999

The story of Darkest Dungeon is narrated by the Ancestor, a mysterious and seemingly omnipresent character who accompanies the player in their adventures. Along the player's journey the Ancestor will gradually reveal, through his foreboding comments, the history of the Hamlet and the various monsters infesting the…

enemyclass

Eldritch/Human

size

Small (1)

turns

20px

hpA

5

Antibodies are only encountered in the third Darkest Dungeon mission, Belly of the Beast. They have average resilience and resistance, and their one attack simply deals damage with a good chance of stunning. They can be found alongside Flesh Hounds and Polyps;

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Small

turns

20px

hpA

38

The Ascended Brawler is a cultist, blessed by his Eldritch god. Like his aspiring counterpart, he will use his Rend for the New God ability every turn, applying strong bleed, and will use Stumbling Scratch if pushed to the back. This enemy can be encountered on the first expedition in the Darkest Dungeon.

enemyclass

Human

turns

20px

size

Average

hpA

32

The Ascended Witch is a cultist, blessed by her Eldritch god. She utilizes the same moveset as her counterpart, mainly causing massive stress damage and marking with Fate's Reveal, and occasionally using her shuffling attacks.

enemyclass

Human

size

Average

turns

20px

hpA

27

The Baron is a boss that appears in the Courtyard mission Morbid Entertainment. As this quest is only offered at the veteran level and Baron does not appear in Endless Harvest, there is only one version of the Baron. The Baron drops a Blueprint and a Set Trinket when killed.

turns

20px 20px 20px

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average (1)

hpA

233

The Barrel O' Bombs is an enemy which is always encountered alongside Brigand Vvulf. The Barrel O' Bombs itself has no abilities, however while it is out Brigand Vvulf will automatically use two abilities;

enemyclass

Carpentry

size

Small (1)

hpA

25

hpB

30

The Bone Arbalist is a common long-range combatant found in the Ruins. Like the player's own Arbalests, they operate by firing crossbow bolts into the fray from the safety of the back ranks, and end up in an awkward position if drawn to the front.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Bone Arbalist

The Bone Bearer is an enemy that appears only in Champion-tier expeditions in the Ruins. While it remains standing, the banner it bears will inspire any nearby undead to fight with increased strength, and its horn may imbue individual allies, living or undead with a surge of power.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average

hpA

43

hpB

52

The Bone Captain is an enemy that appears in Veteran-tier or harder expeditions in the Ruins. These undead soldiers, befitting their rank, are tough and strong, using their large maces to clobber the heroes. The weight of their strikes can cause the very ground to quake, leaving those affected dazed and reeling.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Large

turns

20px

varA

Bone Captain

Bone Courtier is an Unholy enemy found in the Ruins, and one of the first enemies encountered that specialize in dealing Stress damage. Though ill-suited for combat, their signature Tempting Goblet is a well-known source of stress in the earlier stages of the game.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Bone Courtier

Bone Defenders are enemies commonly encountered within the Ruins. Their large shield leaves them well-armored and capable of taking a beating, and they can use this resilience to protect the other undead soldiers guarding the area.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Bone Defender

With low HP, no protection, low speed, very poor resistances (save for bleed), and weak, inaccurate attacks, this enemy is by far the weakest of all Unholy enemies and should be considered a very low priority in battle.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Bone Rabble

Bone Soldier is an Unholy creature, and is as basic an enemy as one can encounter within the Ruins. The finesse it had in life persists in death, giving it above-average damage and allowing it to strike with a farther reach than most other melee monsters.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average

stealthB

Yes

stealthC

Yes

The Bone Spearman is an enemy found in the Ruins. Their spears provide them with incredible reach, letting them strike any point from anywhere on the battlefield. More dangerously, this same spear can impale the entire party at once. The Bone Spearman is an Unholy enemy that appears in the Ruins.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Bone Spearman

Brigand Bloodletter is a hulking, battle-scarred brute who typically shields his smaller allies. Armed with a vicious cat o' nine tails whip and a deadly flintlock pistol, he is ready to give his enemies deep and bloody scars to match his.

turns

20px

enemyclass

Human

size

Large

varA

Brigand Bloodletter

Brigand Cutthroat is a human-type enemy that can be found in every dungeon, but is more common in the Weald. While fragile with low health and negligible protection, Brigand Cutthroats have a high chance to land critical hits, and as such can easily decimate even the healthiest of parties.

turns

20px

enemyclass

Human

size

Average

varA

Brigand Cutthroat

The Brigand Fusilier is a human-type enemy that can be found in every dungeon, but is more common in the Weald. With their high speed, Brigand Fusiliers will generally act early on in the initiative order, using Blanket Fire turn after turn to debuff all party members and lower their dodge slightly (so their allies…

turns

20px

enemyclass

Human

size

Average

stealthB

2 rds

Elite Brigand Fusiliers are equipped improved armor and weapons, Brigand Hunters are most often seen accompanying Brigand Vvulf's personal group of enforcers. The Brigand Hunter is a stronger variant of the Brigand Fusilier which can be seen during Wolves at the Door, and within Champion-level dungeons.

turns

20px

enemyclass

Human

size

Average

stealthA

2 rds

One of the members of the infamous "Brigands Brigade", the Brigand Matchman is arguably the weakest among their ranks, but also the deadliest. He alone can operate the terrible Brigand Cannon, unleashing thundering blasts of fire and death that can easily decimate even the healthiest of parties.

enemyclass

Human

size

Small (1)

turns

20px

varA

Brigand Matchman

The Brigand 8-/12-/16-Pounder is a Boss which appears in the Weald. The Brigand Pounder spawns on the second rank with an assortment of Brigands to support it in the other three ranks. The most important of these support units is a special Brigand called the Matchman.

enemyclass

Ironwork

size

Average (1)

varA

Brigand  8 Pounder

varB

Brigand  12 Pounder

Elite Brigand Cutthroats are equipped with improved armor and weapons, Brigand Raiders are most often seen accompanying Brigand Vvulf's personal group of enforcers. The Brigand Raider is a stronger variant of the Brigand Cutthroat which appears during Wolves at the Door, and within Champion-level dungeons.

turns

20px

enemyclass

Human

size

Average

hpA

25

Vvulf is a leader of the Human brigands in the area surrounding the Hamlet, and he may be encountered during the unique town event Wolves at the Door. Armed with a Tower Shield and a barrel full of bombs, Vvulf is able to deal massive damage and guard his men from attacks.

size

Average (1)

enemyclass

Human

hpA

160

hpB

240

The Carrion Eater is a Beast enemy most commonly found in the Warrens. A larger, mutated version, the Large Carrion Eater, also appears in the Warrens on higher difficulties. Both versions of the Carrion Eater may also appear the Courtyard.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Carrion Eater

The Cauldron is an enemy which is always encountered alongside The Hag. It is largely passive, but a key component of this encounter. The Cauldron will always spawn occupying the first 2 ranks during the boss fight, while the Hag lurks behind it on the 3rd and 4th Rank.

enemyclass

Crockery

size

Large (2)

turns

None

varA

Cauldron (Empty)

The Chevalier is a Bloodsucker type enemy found typically in the Courtyard, though it can also appear in the major regions of the Estate if Infestation is high. With its large health pool, 30% Protection, high damage, and ability to stun multiple heroes, it is easily one of the toughest enemies in the Courtyard.

turns

File:Turnticker.png

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average

varA

Chevalier

The Countess is the third and the final boss of The Courtyard fought during the "Bewitching Predator" (LVL 6 Epic) quest. An insectoid vampiress, she is the source of the Crimson Curse, as her corrupting blood was spread around the Courtyard's guests by the Ancestor's machinations, following her murder by his hands.

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

4

hpA

400

hpB

480

Courtesan is a Bloodsucker-type enemy found in the Courtyard. The Courtesan typically allows her allies to do the hard work of dispatching intruders, but that is not to say she is entirely helpless.

turns

20px

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average

varA

Courtesan

The Crocodilian is a dangerous Bloodsucker mini-boss that appears in several Courtyard missions and in the Endless Harvest. The Crocodilian appears in each of the each of the main quest expeditions to the Courtyard, including the initial Apprentice-level mission.

turns

File:Turnticker.pngFile:Turnticker.png

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average (1)

varA

Crocodilian

Sinister agents of the Hag, the Crones are women that joined of the Coven of Witches that resides within the Weald. Utilizing a curious mixture of herbs and other unsavory ingredients, these women operate by debuffing heroes for their allies to strike, inflicting stress while dimming the torch, or poisoning heroes…

enemyclass

Human

size

Average

stealthB

Yes

stealthC

Yes

Of all the Cultists who have gathered throughout this land, there are a select few whose fanatical devotion and worship is so great that they received a "Great Blessing" by their New God and had their bodies remade in its image – a twisted amalgam of flesh, teeth, eyes, and tentacles to a "comprehensible" form unlike…

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Average

turns

File:turnticker.png

hpA

38

Deep Stinger is an Eldritch-type enemy that is only found in the Cove and usually occupies the back ranks. On its first turn, Deep Stinger will usually use Shocker to Stun a hero and apply a debuff that increases the likelihood of inflicting bleed with their other ability, Salty Gouge, or from other enemies that may…

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Deep Stinger

Defensive Growth is a part of the Eldritch interior of the Darkest Dungeon. Always residing in the back ranks, it fills the support role, with guarding, buffing and healing. Because of its minimal offensive capabilities, it is recommended to stun the Growth out of the combat, while dealing with more dangerous enemies.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

hpA

42

When summoned by the Drowned Crew it will have a buff that grants +50% to PROT, Bleed Resist and Blight Resist; and +25% Stun Resist. After it uses "Heave to!", it will lock a hero in place.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Small (1)

turns

20px

varA

Drowned Puller

The Sodden/Sunken/Drowned Crew is a boss that appears in the Cove. Although they may appear to be individuals, the Crew are mechanically a single-target entity filling three ranks. The Drowned Anchorman is not part of the larger group and has his own HP, resistances, and set of abilities.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Gigantic (3)

varA

Sodden Crew

varB

Sunken Crew

Drowned Thralls are enemies found in the Cove, and are bloated, animated corpses of those lost at sea. These lumbering zombies may lack the protection of other abominations, but they are resilient enough to endure a good deal of punishment.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Unholy

size

Small

turns

20px

varA

Drowned Thrall

Ectoplasm is an Eldritch-type enemy found in Weald. While a weak enemy on its own, it is capable of rapid reproduction, potentially overwhelming a party that cannot keep its numbers in check. If left unattended for too long, it can summon a stronger form, a sure sign of a battle going awry.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Ectoplasm

The Esquire is one of the more dangerous Bloodsucker-type enemies found in the Courtyard. They are able to deal significant area-of-effect damage to the entire party using Skewering Repartee (or Piercing Foreleg if it has already used The Thirst).

turns

20px

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average

varA

Esquire

The Fanatic is a wandering boss in The Crimson Court that may hunt down heroes afflicted with the Crimson Curse. Upon entering battle, the Fanatic will always surprise the party.

turns

20px20px20px

enemyclass

Human

size

Large (2)

varA

Fanatic

The Flesh is the second boss of the Warrens, appearing after the Swine Prince. Like other bosses, it has three variations (Inchoate, Unstable, and Formless). It features 4 different parts that change each round, each of which has its own specific set of abilities and stats.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average (1)

turns

20px

varA

Inchoate Flesh

The Flesh Hound, for a limited definition of "hound", is a beast warped by the corruption stemming from beneath the manor. Fast and agile like the wild dogs of the Weald, the Flesh Hound can deliver serious wounds with a bite from its jaws, or fling their targets forward with their elongated tongues.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Average

turns

20px

hpA

34

Fracture is a boss found within the Farmstead in The Color of Madness DLC, and the first phase of the fight against The Sleeper. The Fracture does not usually attack the heroes directly outside of the low-damage Slow the Sands; instead, it focuses on summoning and empowering other enemies to fight for it.

enemyclass

Husk

size

1

dodgeA

0

protectionA

20

The Weald's corruption does not restrict itself to transforming live subjects. While live humans become Fungal Scratchers, infected corpses are twisted into the Fungal Artillery.

enemyclass

Human/Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Fungal Artillery

Fungal Scratchers are a common enemy found in the Weald. Likely a lost explorer transformed by the fungal infestation that lingers in the woods, these zombies can take a surprising amount of punishment while they poison anything they scratch.

enemyclass

Human/Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Fungal Scratcher

The Garden Guardian is a boss in the Courtyard, unlocked after all the other Courtyard bosses have been defeated. An expedition, Defeat the Fallen Guardian, will appear on the expedition map after the Countess is defeated. Once unlocked, this expedition will always be available and can be completed multiple times.

turns

20px 20px

enemyclass

Stonework/Eldritch

size

2

varA

Garden Guardian

The Gatekeeper is a Bloodsucker type enemy found in the major regions of the Estate if Infestation is high. It will spawn from Throbbing Coccoons, or from encounters replaced by Bloodsuckers. It resembles a Manservant in appearance, but only has two moves, one of which it does share with the Manservant.

turns

File:Turnticker.png

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average

varA

Gatekeeper

The Gestating Heart is the second-to-last form of the final boss of the Darkest Dungeon. Classified as ELDRITCH, it is a wriggling mass of horror that seems to be incubating an even more frightening and incomprehensible form.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Unimaginable

turns

20px

hpA

189

Flesh-eating undead who can be found in Veteran or Champion-level dungeons, Ghouls are often accompanied by Gargoyles, Maggots or Cultists. They have fairly high protection and health, and can cause bleed and stun along with respectable health and stress damage - not a foe to be underestimated.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Large

turns

20px

varA

Ghoul

The Wizened Hag/Hag/Hag Witch is a Human boss that appears in the Weald. The Hag always appears taking up rank 3 and 4, while her pot takes up ranks 1 and 2; neither she nor her pot can be moved from those positions. When empty, the pot cannot be damaged unless you only have one character left.

enemyclass

Human

size

Large (2)

turns

File:turnticker.pngFile:turnticker.png

varA

Wizened Hag

The Hateful Virago is an enemy that appears in Champion-difficulty expeditions in the Weald. She is notorious for being able turn any corpse into a Necrotic Fungus, which prevents heroes from healing while it is alive.

enemyclass

Human

size

Average

hpA

55

hpB

66

Heart of Darkness is the ultimate boss of Darkest Dungeon. It is the last phase of the Ancestor fight, whose form became a vessel for the creature to cross over. Heart of Darkness has a terrible ability called Come Unto Your Maker, which instantly kills a hero - regardless of HP or stress.

enemyclass

Cosmic

size

Unimaginable (4)

hpA

252

hpB

303

This is one of two copies that the Ancestor will summon during the first phase of his fight. The Imperfect Reflection will usually be summoned by the Ancestor via his Imperfect Reproduction skill after dealing deathblows to a few Perfect Reflections.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Human

size

Small

turns

20px

hpA

29

Large Carrion Eaters, Large Corpse Eaters and Large Flesh Eaters are enemies that appear in Veteran-level or tougher expeditions in the Warrens. They are greatly different from the original Carrion Eaters, sprouting extra eyes, tentacles, and even a nested mouth, and are size 2.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Large

turns

20px

varA

Large Carrion Eater

Large Ectoplasm is the bigger and tougher version of its basic counterpart, possessing similar replication abilities. With greater mass comes greater resilience and the ability to hit harder - the weight of its attacks alone can daze those who are struck by them.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Large

turns

20px

varA

Large Ectoplasm

Maggots are wandering enemies that can be found in most dungeons. These simple creatures don't hit very hard, are easily defeated, and don't even leave corpses, but their nibbles can get unnerving and are a source of disease.

enemyclass

Beast

turns

20px

size

Small

varA

Maggot

Malignant Growth is a part of the Eldritch interior of the Darkest Dungeon. The Malignant Growth always occupies the first rank, using either Daze the Mind, with a high chance to stun a Hero, or Maul the Flesh, a high damage bleed inflicting ability.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

hpA

42

Mammoth Cyst is a miniboss-type enemy found on the third quest in the Darkest Dungeon. There are multiple copies of it, but only the one that guards the quest curio must be killed to complete the quest.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Gigantic (3)

turns

20px20px

hpA

158

Manservant is a Bloodsucker-type enemy that is native to the Courtyard, but can be found in any area when infestation is active. These diminutive monsters will try their best to support their masters, either by protecting them from attacks through their Guard, or disrupting your party with Stress and Move.

turns

File:Turnticker.png

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average

varA

Manservant

The Miller is a boss found within the Farmstead. He must be defeated to unlock the Endless Harvest mode, and is also always the first boss encountered on every Endless Harvest run.

enemyclass

Poor Soul

size

2

varC

Miller

hpA

95

The Necromancer is an Unholy/Eldritch boss that appears in the Ruins. The Necromancer will always start in position 1. Each time he uses an attack, he will create a skeleton enemy in rank 1 and move himself back 1 rank. Corpses do not block his summoning; they will simply be replaced by newly summoned skeletons.

enemyclass

Unholy/Eldritch

size

1

varB

Necromancer

varC

Necromancer Lord

The Necrotic Fungus is not commonly encountered in the Weald - rather, it is created by the Hateful Virago, sprouting from the corpses of the fallen. Though it cannot fight like the rest of the creatures in the Weald, the very presence of this fungus interferes with all forms of healing, and is the biggest reason why…

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Small

turns

None

hpA

33

Pelagic Grouper is an Eldritch enemy that appears in the Cove. Unlike most Cove enemies, which inflict which status effects like Stuns, Disease, and Stress, Pelagic Grouper focuses almost exclusively on dealing damage—and it deals a lot of it!

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Pelagic Grouper

Pelagic Guardians are enemies that appear in the Cove. Unlike its seafolk brethren who resemble pirahnas, the Pelagic Guardian resembles an octopus, standing on several of its tentacles.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Pelagic Guardian

The Pelagic Shaman is a stress-inflicting enemy appearing in the Cove. Unlike other enemies that specialize in dealing Stress damage, like the Bone Courtier or Swine Drummer, the Pelagic Shaman complements its Stress repertoire with a mixture of support spells to aid its allies, with the ability to heal and buff them.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Average

stealthB

Yes

stealthC

Yes

This is one of two copies that the Ancestor will summon during the first phase of his fight. After being summoned by the Ancestor on the first turn, they will serve as the main threat against your party.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Human

size

Small

turns

20px

hpA

36

The Polyp is a spawn of the Eldritch monstrosity beneath the manor. It can be quite annoying in the back rows with pushes, blights and marking. When pulled to front ranks, however, they are practically harmless.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Average

turns

20px

hpA

25

The Prophet is a boss that appears in the Ruins, and, like other bosses, has three variations (Sonorous, Fulminating, and Gibbering). The Prophet spawns on rank 4, with wooden pews occupying ranks 1, 2 and 3.

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Average (1)

varA

Sonorous Prophet

varB

Fulminating Prophet

The Rabid Gnasher is an enemy found in the Weald, and will never be alone, for they hunt in menacing packs surrounding the area. Fast and agile, they rush forth and pounce on their prey, taking bites that leave them bleeding out and potentially infected with the same disease that drive their feral behaviour.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Small

turns

20px

varA

Rabid Gnasher

Rapturous Cultist is an enemy can be encountered on the first 2 expeditions in the Darkest Dungeon. With their high speed, Rapturous Cultists are likely to act first during a turn, using their Flesh Wall ability to guard one of their damage dealing allies from your attacks.

enemyclass

Unholy/Human

size

Small

turns

File:turnticker.png

hpA

21

The Sea Maggot is an Eldritch type enemy that appears in the Cove. It is an incredibly slow enemy with pitiful amount of hit points. However, it makes up for this with a massive PROT bonus and the ability to inflict diseases on heroes. Stuns and blight can be used to bypass their armor.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Small

turns

20px

varA

Sea Maggot

The Shambler is a dangerous Eldritch miniboss that lurks in blackest pitch, dropping Ancestral trinkets when killed. While the Shambler is alive the Light Meter will be fixed at 0—and the light level cannot be altered in any way with torches or skills!

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Large (2)

turns

20px

varA

Shambler

Shuffling Horror is the first of four bosses in the Darkest Dungeon. It resembles a Shambler that has been overtaken by the eldritch, fleshy growths that pervade the rest of the Darkest Dungeon. Shuffling Horror spawns with a Cultist Priest. If the Priest is killed, it will summon another enemy.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Gigantic (3)

turns

File:turnticker.pngFile:turnticker.png

hpA

162

The Captivating, Alluring, and Beguiling Siren is the first Boss of the Cove. She has 2 turns per round. The Siren's main gimmick is Song of Desire, which mind-controls one of the heroes and causes them to fight for the Siren for (usually) two full rounds.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Large (2)

turns

File:turnticker.pngFile:turnticker.png

varA

Siren

Sleeper's Dream is a Husk-type enemy found only in the Farmstead. Sleeper's Dream only spawns when the player scores at least 10 kills during a wave in The Farmstead. It will always spawn on its own (if there is still free space for more enemies to spawn, they will remain empty).

turns

20px

enemyclass

Husk

size

Average

varA

Sleeper's Dream

Oversized pests strengthened by the corruption, Spitters are giant spiders that now prey on larger game, including humans. Their main strategy for hunting prey is to have the Webbers ensnare prey in a mass of webbing while launching a barrage of venom to further cripple the target by blinding and blighting them.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Small

turns

20px

varA

Spitter

The Squiffy Ghast is an enemy that appears in Champion expeditions in the Cove. The Squiffy Ghast starts the battle in the back ranks. He will alternate between using Maddening Shanty to move himself to the front, and then using Offkilter Jig to move himself back while inflicting heavy Stress and Horror on the entire…

enemyclass

Unholy

size

Small

turns

20px

hpA

53

The Supplicant is a Bloodsucker type enemy that is native to the Courtyard, but can be found in any area when infestation is active, usually with Sycophants. They appear as a huge, engorged tick grabbing onto a desiccated corpse.

turns

20px

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average

varA

Supplicant

This large, brutish hybrid of man and pig is one of the healthier specimens of Swinefolk faced in the Warrens. When not ferociously butchering the cold and mangled flesh of his soon-to-be dinner, the Swine Chopper will happily test its bloody, serrated cleaver upon the bodies of naive adventurers who might happen upon…

enemyclass

Human/Beast

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Swine Chopper

Swine Drummers are the primary Stress-dealing enemies found within the Warrens. Carrying around a drum made from the flayed skin of its victims, the Drummers act by pounding on their drums as loudly as possible.

enemyclass

Human/Beast

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Swine Drummer

The Swine Prince/King/God is a Beast boss that appears in the Warrens. The Swine Prince occupies the first three ranks, and Wilbur, the fourth.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Gigantic (3)

varA

Swine Prince

varB

Swine King

There is no finer sport to the Pig-Men than the pursuit of screaming victims through the labyrinthine squalor of the Warrens. Although their blood lust is insatiable, they are not overly fond of drawn out chases. Thus Skivers have been bred and trained as expert javelineers.

enemyclass

Human/Beast

size

Average

turns

20px

hpA

49

The Swine Slasher is Human/Beast enemy that appears in the Warrens. While they have very little in the way of health and status resistances, they possess a rather high protection stat and are capable of inflicting heavy damage to any rank from anywhere with their sole attack; Hook Where It Hurts.

enemyclass

Human/Beast

size

Average

stealthB

Yes

stealthC

Yes

The Swine Wretch is a Beast type enemy that appears in the Warrens. While smaller in size and weaker defensively compared to other Swinefolk, the Swine Wretch is a major threat in the Warrens because of its high chance of spreading Diseases with every attack.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Average

turns

20px

varA

Swine Wretch

The Swinetaur is a large enemy that appears in Veteran-tier or harder expeditions in the Warrens. This amalgamation of Swinefolk and centaur operates like a jousting knight, creating distance between itself and the party before charging at them, delivering a powerful blow with its spear to either the entire party at…

enemyclass

Human/Beast

size

Large

turns

File:turnticker.png

varA

Swinetaur

The Sycophant is a Bloodsucker type enemy that can be found in any area, usually with Supplicants. They are not very tough or damaging, but are very fast and evasive, and can inflict your party with large amounts of Stress and the Crimson Curse.

turns

20px

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Small

varA

Sycophant

The Templar Gladiator is a weaker version of the Templar Impaler which can be encountered on the third quest in the Darkest Dungeon. Unlike the Impaler, it has only one action per turn, and lacks the hard-hitting Revelation ability, which makes it much easier to deal with - but its remaining abilities can still do a…

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Large (2)

turns

20px

hpA

137

The Templar Impaler is a miniboss which guards the altars in the second quest in the Darkest Dungeon. He takes 2 actions per turn, one of which is typically a Revelation attack. His other action will be spent on one of his remaining attack abilities, all of them equally dangerous.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Large (2)

turns

20px20px

hpA

137

The Templar Sniper is a weaker version of the Templar Warlord which can be encountered on the third quest in the Darkest Dungeon. Unlike the Warlord, it has only one action per turn, and lacks the hard-hitting Revelation ability, which makes it much easier to deal with - but its remaining abilities can still do a lot…

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Large (2)

turns

20px

hpA

105

The Templar Warlord is a miniboss which guards the altars in the second quest in the Darkest Dungeon. He takes 2 actions per turn, one of which is typically a Revelation attack. His other action will be spent on one of his remaining attack abilities.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Large (2)

turns

20px20px

hpA

105

The Collector is an Eldritch/Human miniboss who has a 3%, 4%, or 5% chance, depending on difficulty, to spawn if the inventory is at least 79% full (that is, thirteen slots full).

enemyclass

Human/Eldritch

size

1

varB

The Collector

varC

The Collector

The Shrieker is an Eldritch/Beast Event Boss found in the Weald. The Shrieker typically appears when a certain number of Trinkets have been lost due to a party wipe. It may also steal trinkets from inventory in the Hamlet as well. The Shrieker spawns along with its nest, both of which take up two slots.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Large (2)

turns

20px20px20px

varA

Callous Shrieker

The Sleeper is a boss found within the Farmstead in The Color of Madness DLC. It serves as the second phase to Fracture, and is guaranteed to be encountered on the wave group after the Miller. The Sleeper has two incredibly powerful attacks: The Sleeper Awakens and The Sleeper Stirs.

enemyclass

Husk

size

4

protectionA

30

speedA

6

The Thing from the Stars is a Eldritch miniboss from The Color of Madness DLC. An extremely dangerous opponent, the Thing has multiple turns per round and is capable of inflicting massive Stress damage and Blight.

enemyclass

Eldritch

varA

Thing from the Stars

varB

Thing from the Stars

varC

Thing from the Stars

The Uca are a large enemy encountered in the Cove, covered in a thick, heavy carapace capable of withstanding even the mightiest of blows. In addition to their nigh-impenetrable shell, they possess massive claws capable of sundering even the thickest of armor and inflicting gaping wounds upon flesh.

enemyclass

Eldritch

size

Large

turns

20px

varA

Uca Crab

The Unclean Giant is a large Human/Beast type that appears in the Weald, infested by the terrible fungus that has run amok within it. These lumbering monsters are capable of using the spores of the fungus on their back to inflict Blight and shuffle the party, or clobber the front lines with the uprooted tree they…

enemyclass

Human/Beast

size

Large

turns

20px

varA

Unclean Giant

The Viscount is the Bloodsucker boss fought in the Courtyard during the Served Cold (LVL 5 Epic) quest. The fight consists of the Viscount himself plus three bodies which occupy the other ranks.

turns

20px 20px 20px

enemyclass

Bloodsucker

size

Average (1)

hpA

127

Oversized pests strengthened by the corruption, Webbers are giant spiders that now prey on larger game, including humans. Their main strategy for hunting is to launch bundles of webbing at a target to ensnare them and reduce their ability to move.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Small

turns

20px

varA

Webber

The White Cell Stalk is encountered alongside the Mammoth Cyst during the third quest in the Darkest Dungeon. It plays a support role for the Cyst, displacing party members, healing, and buffing when its health gets low.

enemyclass

Eldritch/Beast

size

Small

turns

20px

hpA

25

Wilbur is a Beast monster boss that is always fought alongside the Swine Prince in the Warrens. During battle, Wilbur will use the attacks End This One or End These Two on one or two of your heroes. This marks your heroes for extra damage and prompts the Swine Prince to target them specifically.

enemyclass

Beast

size

Small (1)

turns

20px

varA

Wilbur