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Ravenswatch Enemies — Every Enemy, Elite and Boss

Updated 19 Oct 2026 Source Synthesized from published Ravenswatch guides; rewritten in original wording on 20 October 2026 By
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Every enemy in Ravenswatch with its type, chapter and behaviour. Filter by normal, elite or boss to read what each one does before it reaches you.

53 enemies · normal · elite · boss.

The Crone Witch

Boss

The Mother Witch

Boss

The Young Witch

Boss

Alpha wolf (elite)

Elite · Chapter 3

The Alpha wolf is an Elite Enemy that can be found in Chapter 3.

Blood gargoyle (elite)

Elite

Coral crab (elite)

Elite

Elite spider nightmare

Elite

* Biter spider nightmare

Enchanted scarecrow (elite)

Elite

Evil jinn (elite)

Elite

Festering ghoul

Elite

* Devouring ghoul

Gnoll chieftain

Elite

Knight mage (elite)

Elite

Lumbering treant (elite)

Elite

* Biter spider nightmare

Masked White Lady (elite)

Elite

Phoenix roc (elite)

Elite

* Phoenix egg

Snake nightmare (elite)

Elite · Chapter 1

The Snake nightmare is an Elite Enemy that can be found in all Chapters.

Spear knight (elite)

Elite

Stalker nightmare (elite)

Elite

* Small stalker nightmare

Stingy Jack

Elite

Sword knight (elite)

Elite

Tentacle nightmare (elite)

Elite

Thief assassin (elite)

Elite

Undead hog captain (elite)

Elite · Chapter 1

The Undead hog captain is an Elite Enemy that can be found in Chapter 1.

Baba Yaga's house

Normal

Bestial gargoyle

Normal

Clawed treant

Normal

* Biter spider nightmare

Crone witch

Normal

Cultist fanatic

Normal

Cultist priest

Normal · Chapter 1

The Cultist priest is a Standard Enemy that can be found in all Chapters.

Cultist summoner (elite)

Normal

* Cultist summoner's summoned eye

Day scarecrow

Normal

Devouring ghoul

Normal

Dire wolf

Normal

Fire gargoyle

Normal

Gnoll hunter

Normal

Ifrit jinn

Normal

Lantern White Lady

Normal

Mud crab

Normal

Night scarecrow

Normal

Reef crab

Normal

Roc egg

Normal

* Rocling

Root treant

Normal

* Biter spider nightmare

Screaming White Lady

Normal

Shielded gnoll

Normal

Sling ghoul

Normal

Stake witch (elite definition)

Normal

Storm jinn

Normal

Thief brigand

Normal

Thief marksman

Normal · Chapter 3

The Thief marksman is a Standard Enemy that can be found in all Chapters. They appear most often at Thieves' Stashes, but can be summoned as possible enemies during Blood Rituals.

Timber wolf

Normal

Undead hog fisherman

Normal · Chapter 1

The Undead hog fisherman is a Standard Enemy that can be found in Chapter 1.

Undead hog reaper

Normal · Chapter 1

The Undead hog reaper is a Standard Enemy that can be found in Chapter 1.

Young witch

Normal

Ravenswatch enemy questions players ask

Where do the enemy entries come from?

Enemy names, categories and behaviour notes are pulled from the Ravenswatch wiki enemy pages via the MediaWiki API. Type and chapter come from each page category.

What is the difference between normal, elite and boss enemies?

Normal enemies fill the waves. Elites hit harder and carry the Elite tag. Bosses end a chapter and need a focused plan, not raw damage.

How should I read an enemy before it reaches me?

Check its type first. Elites and bosses telegraph big hits; normal enemies punish bad positioning. Knowing the pattern beats out-levelling the run.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the enemy entries come from?

Enemy names, categories and behaviour notes are pulled from the Ravenswatch wiki enemy pages via the MediaWiki API. Type and chapter come from each page category.

What is the difference between normal, elite and boss enemies?

Normal enemies fill the waves. Elites hit harder and carry the Elite tag. Bosses end a chapter and need a focused plan, not raw damage.

How should I read an enemy before it reaches me?

Check its type first. Elites and bosses telegraph big hits; normal enemies punish bad positioning. Knowing the pattern beats out-levelling the run.

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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.