Warhammer Survivors throws 77 different enemies at you across its seven factions: Tyranids, Orks, Death Guard, Skaven, Blades of Khorne, Gloomspite Gitz and Nagash with his Spirit Hosts. Use this list to identify whatever just killed you, check when it starts spawning on your stage, and see what it shrugs off before you build around it.
77 enemies
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Termagant
- Health
- 1–9
- Damage
- 4–8
- Speed
- 90–140
- XP
- 1.1–2.2
- Imperial Bastion · from minute 1 · boss at minute 1, 3
- Death World Invasion · from the start
- Desert Wasteland · from the start
Bestiary entry
Spawned with the purpose to hunt prey in the tight corridors of Hive ships, Termagants seek to outflank and envelop their victims.
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Hormagaunt
- Health
- 1.5–8.5
- Damage
- 5–12
- Speed
- 190–330
- XP
- 1.2–2.8
- Imperial Bastion · from minute 5
- Death World Invasion · from minute 4
- Desert Wasteland · from minute 2
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Swarms of these vicious bioforms are drawn by the scent of fresh blood. With bladed talons, they carve their way through the worlds they rampage across, moving with a singular, unrelenting purpose. Reports state that whole bastions of the Imperium have been buried in the tsunami of their attacks.
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Ripper
- Health
- 0.1–0.8
- Damage
- 0.5–16
- Speed
- 110–600
- XP
- 0–1
Immune to Disarmed
- Imperial Bastion · from the start
- Death World Invasion · from the start
- Desert Wasteland · from the start
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A carpet of living teeth, these minuscule Tyranids are the primary means of consuming biomass for the Hive Fleet. Small but brutal forces, they are relentless, often massacring foes many times their size.
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Spore Mine
- Health
- 0.1
- Damage
- 3–4
- Speed
- 90–600
- XP
- 1–1.2
- Imperial Bastion · from minute 3
- Death World Invasion · from minute 2
- Desert Wasteland · from the start
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Creating a bio-minefield for enemy troops, Spores move swiftly through the air and explode with lethal force.
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Von Ryan's Leaper
- Health
- 10–17 × your level
- Damage
- 6–15
- Speed
- 90–110
- XP
- 3–3.5
- Imperial Bastion · from minute 7 · boss at minute 4, 6
- Death World Invasion · from minute 12 · boss at minute 8
- Desert Wasteland · from minute 9 · boss at minute 5, 7
Bestiary entry
Stealthy ambushers with large blade-like claws, these cunning hunters lie in wait, lurking in shadows for the optimum time to pounce on their prey.
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Warrior
- Health
- 40–300
- Damage
- 14
- Speed
- 120–160
- XP
- 2–4
- Imperial Bastion · from minute 17 · boss at minute 8, 10, 11
- Death World Invasion · from minute 18 · boss at minute 1, 3, 4, 6, 10, 12
- Desert Wasteland · from minute 19 · boss at minute 8, 9
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The most adaptable of all the Hive Mind's bioforms, these adept killing machines employ a wide variety of bio-weapons. They can be long-range or close-quarters fighters forming vital links through which the Hive Tyrants can issue their commands.
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Hive Tyrant
- Health
- 200 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 160
- XP
- 50
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Instant Kill
- Imperial Bastion · boss at minute 21
- Death World Invasion · boss at minute 21, 23
- Desert Wasteland · boss at minute 12, 15, 18
Bestiary entry
Hive Tyrants enact the Hive Mind's will on the battlefield as the massive commanders of the Tyranid swarm. Every part of their body is perfectly sculpted to maim, kill, and consume - and guide lesser bioforms in doing the same.
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Zoanthrope
- Health
- 50 × your level
- Damage
- 14
- Speed
- 50–300
- XP
- 4
- Imperial Bastion · from minute 22 · boss at minute 16, 18
- Death World Invasion · from minute 9 · boss at minute 5, 7
- Desert Wasteland · from minute 17 · boss at minute 10
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Zoanthropes are the powerful psykers of the Hive Mind, floating through the battlefield with bulbous heads protected by chitinous plates.
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Biovore
- Health
- 30 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 140
- XP
- 10
Immune to Stasis
Resists Instant Kill 50%
- Imperial Bastion · boss at minute 13
- Death World Invasion · boss at minute 13, 14
- Desert Wasteland · boss at minute 1, 3, 13, 16
Bestiary entry
Living artillery of the Hive Mind. They anchor themselves into the ground with chitinous spurs only to wrack their bodies with violent spasms as they use their progeny as living ammunition.
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Carnifex
- Health
- 250 × your level
- Damage
- 50
- Speed
- 180
- XP
- 10
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Instant Kill
- Imperial Bastion · boss at minute 15
- Death World Invasion · boss at minute 15
- Desert Wasteland · boss at minute 21, 23
Bestiary entry
Towering masses of chitinous armour storm the battlefield, and suddenly your weapons ricochet. Even your heaviest weapons do little against the Hive Fleet's deadliest creatures as they tear through the battlefield, crushing your allies with terrifying ease.
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Winged Tyranid Prime
- Health
- 100 × your level
- Damage
- 50
- Speed
- 350
- XP
- 10
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Stunned, Instant Kill
- Imperial Bastion · boss at minute 19, 23
- Death World Invasion · boss at minute 17, 20
- Desert Wasteland · boss at minute 19, 22
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The apex of the Warrior strain, these beasts boast a fearsome intellect relaying the Hive Mind's commands from the air. With a frightening speed and manoeuvrability, they rend and tear until all that remains is viscera for their consumption.
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Norn Emissary
- Health
- 500 × your level
- Damage
- 35
- Speed
- 550
- XP
- 0
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Stunned, Oiled, Instant Kill
Resists Bleeding 99%, Burning 99%, Poisoned 99%, Slowed 99%
- Imperial Bastion · boss at minute 25
- Death World Invasion · boss at minute 25
- Desert Wasteland · boss at minute 25
Bestiary entry
Born of the Norn-Queen, these brutish bioforms are instilled only with the knowledge they need to complete their mission - killing you. These apex predators combine the Hive Mind's terrifying psionic potential with a speed, intelligence, and strength not found within the rank and file of the Tyranids. Running is the only sensible option, should you wish to survive your encounter with this monstrosity.
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Boy
- Health
- 2.25–10
- Damage
- 5–6
- Speed
- 125–300
- XP
- 1.5–2.5
- Ork Stronghold · from minute 2
Bestiary entry
Ork Boyz are the many warriors that make up the backbone of the Orks armies. There are many types of Boyz, and not a lot of distinction between them. An Ork can be a Shoota, an ‘Ard Boy, and a Trukkboy at the same time. In battle, you’re most likely to encounter the Choppa Boyz, but if the dakka is loud and flashy enough, they’ll happily shoot you whilst closing the distance to get their green fists on you.
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Gretchin
- Health
- 0.5
- Damage
- 1.5–2
- Speed
- 110–140
- XP
- 0–1
- Ork Stronghold · from the start
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Also known as Grots, or Runts they share many similarities with their bigger, stronger clan mates. They ruefully serve the stronger Orks, their size being their main hindrance in advancing the ranks. Some even operate their own black-market businesses. Synonymous with cunning, and with a lack of any real physical prowess, these very un-Orky creatures are still a menace on the battlefield, with their flashy blastas and sharp stabbas.
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Nob
- Health
- 12–17
- Damage
- 9–11
- Speed
- 130–140
- XP
- 4–4.75
- Ork Stronghold · from minute 6 · boss at minute 1, 3
Bestiary entry
Larger than a Boy and smaller than a Warboss, the Nobz have some authority over their peers. Arrogant, cruel Orks who love to boss around a mob of Boyz with impunity, they wield a variety of deadly weapons. But nothing looks better than a good 'ol flashy Shoota, maybe with a kustom job from an affordable Mek.
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Warbiker
- Health
- 10–15
- Damage
- 9
- Speed
- 700
- XP
- 6
- Ork Stronghold · from minute 4 · boss at minute 12, 13
Bestiary entry
Part of the Kult of Speed, these Orks are also known as Speed Freeks, and are entirely addicted to storming into battle as fast as they possibly can. Featuring Nitro-Squig fuel injektors, ultraboomerz blasting some good ol' Goff Rock, huge spoilers and billowing exhaust vents, these Warbikers are more than capable of upending the battlefield and looking way flashier than their mates whilst doing it.
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Bomb Squig
- Health
- 1.1
- Damage
- 3
- Speed
- 325
- XP
- 2
- Ork Stronghold · from minute 3
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Living weapons of Ork design, these squigs are loaded with explosives. Stuffed and strapped with anything the Orks have on hand, everything from Tankbusta bombs to pressure mines, and a good helping of Stikkbombs. Through rudimentary training they are taught to chase down enemy tanks, fearlessly and without any sense of self-preservation.
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Killa Kan
- Health
- 100 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 120
- XP
- 30
- Ork Stronghold · boss at minute 19, 21, 23
Bestiary entry
Small Orkish walkers, made by Meks and Painboyz. Crude in their appearance, but complex in their design, they are piloted by a Gretchin, eagerly wired into the large metal cans. The power and glory of their newfound strength carry them through battlefields, stomping on whatever gets in their way.
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Loota
- Health
- 10
- Damage
- 10
- Speed
- Doesn't move
- XP
- 4.5
- Ork Stronghold · from minute 8
Bestiary entry
Thievin’ Orks who will pinch any and every piece of weaponry they can get their hands on. Meks use this stolen weaponry to make their fearsome Deffguns. These guns are strapped to the Lootas broad shoulders, and fire high calibre dakka than can easily pierce even the thickest armour.
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Big Mek with Shokk Attack Gun
- Health
- 35
- Damage
- 20
- Speed
- 130
- XP
- 20
- Ork Stronghold · from minute 19 · boss at minute 16, 18
Bestiary entry
The best laid plans and blueprints are nothing compared to Mek who knows what’s what. Cobbling together whatever feels right in the moment, constantly tinkering and experimenting with their creations, Meks produce some of the weirdest, and the most powerful weapons the Orks use. The Shokk Attack Gun is no exception. The Shokk Attack Gun fires small Snotlings, hurled through a warp portal, appearing on top of the Orks enemies. The terrified snotlings then tear into anything they happen to emerge in front of, on top of, or even inside of their foes. A truly shocking experience for the unsuspecting.
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Weirdboy
- Health
- 25 × your level
- Damage
- 14
- Speed
- 140
- XP
- 10
- Ork Stronghold · boss at minute 5, 7
Bestiary entry
Storms of Waaagh! energy flow into the Weirdboy, himself acting as a conduit for the potent psychic forces. Pain follows, an agonising blaze which burns through their bodies. In time, the all-consuming pressure builds to its pinnacle, and their heads explode. The explosions of Waaagh! energy wreak untold havoc on the Orks unlucky enough to be within head-popping range of the Weirdboy.
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Meganob
- Health
- 12 × your level
- Damage
- 25
- Speed
- 100
- XP
- 9
- Ork Stronghold · from minute 17 · boss at minute 9, 10
Bestiary entry
Most Nobz enjoy a good Shoota. But the more krumpin’ up close the better, is usually the Orky way of thinking. Meganobz relish the thrill of close quarters combat. Clad in Mek made Mega Armour, their tremendous strength is felt across battlefields.
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Ghazghkull Thraka
- Health
- 500 × your level
- Damage
- 20
- Speed
- 220
- XP
- 0
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Stunned, Cursed, Oiled, Instant Kill
Resists Bleeding 99%, Burning 99%, Poisoned 99%, Slowed 99%
- Ork Stronghold · boss at minute 25
Bestiary entry
Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka, Prophet of the Waaagh! is a fearsome warlord of the Goff Klan, and long-time nemesis of Commissar Yarrick. He’s has left many an Imperial world ablaze in the wake of his Waaagh! Yet he is insatiable. His lust to see the green tide swell means he ventures on, subjugating every clan and Warboss under his banner.
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Grukk Face-Rippa
- Health
- 150 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 250
- XP
- 50
- Ork Stronghold · boss at minute 15
Bestiary entry
Grukk the unstoppable is ten feet of muscle and rage! Once, he used his brutal power Klaw to rip his former boss’s face off. Grukk’s temper is well known throughout the clan, even going so far as to rip a camp apart because a Grot spilled engine oil on his breakfast.
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Makari
- Health
- 15 × your level
- Damage
- 10
- Speed
- 200
- XP
- 3
- Ork Stronghold
Bestiary entry
Makari is perhaps the luckiest Grot there ever was, serving the glorious Goff Warboss Ghazghkull Thraka. Seen to follow his master into battle, wielding Da Lucky Stikk - a Bosspole adorned in bloody symbols drawn by Makari himself - Makari remains dutifully at Ghazghkull’s side. Despite many accusations to the contrary.
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Runtherd
- Health
- 3
- Damage
- 10
- Speed
- 130
- XP
- 2.2
- Ork Stronghold
Bestiary entry
These callous taskmasters of the Oddboyz are as malicious as the next Ork, forcing Grots to the front lines relentlessly with their Grabba-Stikks and Grot Prods.
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Plague Marine
- Health
- 10–100
- Damage
- 10–12
- Speed
- 100–160
- XP
- 1.5–5
Immune to Poisoned
Resists Poison 50%
- Gallowdark · from minute 9 · boss at minute 5, 7
- Imperial Shipyard · from minute 2 · boss at minute 1, 5, 6
Bestiary entry
Transforming the best of transhuman traits into their most virulent forms, these soldiers embody Nurgle's putrescent gifts. These infernal blessings give them nightmarish abilities to spread disease and decay through sanctified enviro-seals. Though they specialise in short-range munitions, they do still wield their boltguns, sodden with corruption.
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Poxwalker
- Health
- 1.5–12
- Damage
- 6
- Speed
- 50–140
- XP
- 1–2.2
Immune to Poisoned
Resists Poison 50%
- Gallowdark · from the start
- Imperial Shipyard · from minute 5
Bestiary entry
Created from a cocktail of Nurgle's most foetid plagues. Infected with their pestilence, your body will transform and decay all at once, corrupted by Nurgle. But rest will not find you, and you will rise again forever trapped inside this twisted form to rampage in the name of Nurgle.
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Beast of Nurgle
- Health
- 15–20 × your level
- Damage
- 6
- Speed
- 100–125
- XP
- 2.2
Immune to Poisoned, Poison
- Gallowdark · from minute 17
- Imperial Shipyard · from minute 9 · boss at minute 7
Bestiary entry
Simple minded-entities, their victims are simply toys to be enjoyed. You are, naturally, a willing playmate; to be chewed, clawed, and shaken with great merriment. However, the exuberant play of the Beast of Nurgle, combined with its sheer size and natural malignance mean you are certainly not surviving this game.
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Plaguebearer
- Health
- 2–15
- Damage
- 5–8
- Speed
- 60–150
- XP
- 1–1.8
Immune to Poisoned, Poison
- Gallowdark · from minute 2
- Imperial Shipyard · from the start
Bestiary entry
Daemonic foot soldiers, Plaguebearers shamble forth in a mess of gangrenous limbs, surrounded by the thrum of flies and brandishing their blighted plagueswords. Intent of carrying out the endless task of tallying the sicknesses inflicted by Grandfather Nurgle, a mass of Plaguebearers will always be announced by the melancholic cacophony of counting.
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Nurgling
- Health
- 0.1–1.5
- Damage
- 0.5–3
- Speed
- 125–750
- XP
- 0.05–8
Immune to Poisoned, Poison
- Gallowdark · from the start
- Imperial Shipyard · from the start
Bestiary entry
Spawned from the putrid folds of Great Unclean Ones, these gleeful imps spill across the battlefield to the peal of laughter. Individually they are not overly dangerous, but their needle-sharp fangs and talons are fatally infectious. Even the mightiest warrior can be brought low by these sassy, scrabbling daemons.
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Myphitic Blight-Hauler
- Health
- 60–100 × your level
- Damage
- 15
- Speed
- 140
- XP
- 8
Immune to Poisoned
Resists Poison 50%
- Gallowdark · boss at minute 16, 18, 20
- Imperial Shipyard · from minute 18 · boss at minute 12, 17
Bestiary entry
Nurgle does not only corrupt flesh, but engines of war. The Myphitic Blight-Hauler is a relatively swift bringer of targeted destruction on the battlefield. In packs of three, they speed into battle, devouring the filth of the battlefield and enshrouding themselves in a noxious smog.
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Mortarion, Daemon Primarch of Nurgle
- Health
- 7500
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 200
- XP
- 0
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Stunned, Poisoned, Instant Kill
Resists Bleeding 99%, Burning 99%, Slowed 99%, Poison 50%
Not in any stage's regular spawns.
Bestiary entry
Daemon Prince of Nurgle and betrayer of the Emperor, Mortarion leads the Death Guard. To merely stand in his presence is to endure a barrage of plagues, to challenge him is to risk everything. Flying into battle on decayed wings, to personally command his gene-sons. He swings his colossal scythe, dubbed Silence, for that is all that is left in his wake.
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Great Unclean One
- Health
- 700 × your level
- Damage
- 50
- Speed
- 400
- XP
- 15
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Stunned, Instant Kill
Resists Bleeding 99%, Burning 99%, Poisoned 99%, Slowed 99%, Poison 48%
- Gallowdark · boss at minute 25
- Imperial Shipyard · boss at minute 25
Bestiary entry
Greater Daemons of Nurgle, they are said to be moulded in the image of the Plague God. Malfeasant antlers crown their round heads, and their lasciviously grinning mouths drip with putrid slime. Serving as generals in Mortarion's army, they wield great corroded blades that cleave enemies. Their true strength lies in their putrid, rotund bodies. Unfortunate souls find themselves crushed beneath their immense weight, or swallowed whole to rot in their massive stomachs.
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Miasmic Malignifier
- Health
- 15 × your level
- Damage
- 6
- Speed
- Doesn't move
- XP
- 5
Immune to Bleeding
- Gallowdark · from minute 6
- Imperial Shipyard · from minute 6 · boss at minute 4
Bestiary entry
Wreathed in pestilence these furnaces belch thick smog from their corroded chimneys. Parasitic in nature, they siphon filth from the ground and spread pollution like a thick blanket across a planet's surface.
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Plague Drone
- Health
- 15–45
- Damage
- 3
- Speed
- 240–800
- XP
- 2.2
Immune to Poisoned
Resists Poison 50%
- Gallowdark · from minute 8 · boss at minute 1, 3
- Imperial Shipyard · from minute 6 · boss at minute 2, 3
Bestiary entry
Borne from the most morose Beasts of Nurgle, these fly-like daemons are excellent mounts for the Daemon Prince's hordes. Mounted Plaguebearers' hurl death's heads, repulsive plague bombs that were once the heads of their enemies. Once the barrage is done, the drones slam into their foes with reckless abandon. Limbs slashing, and needle-like proboscis jabbing, many flee in terror and disgust. They do not get far.
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Helbrute
- Health
- 3000
- Damage
- 50
- Speed
- 180
- XP
- 0
Immune to Poisoned, Stasis, Stunned, Slowed, Disarmed, Instant Kill
Resists Poison 50%
- Gallowdark · boss at minute 22, 23
- Imperial Shipyard · boss at minute 19, 21, 23, 24
Bestiary entry
Ancient champions of the Death Guard are interred within Helbrutes so that they may continue spreading the Blessings of Nurgle throughout their cursed half-life. These walking tanks wreak indiscriminate destruction, fitted with a wide array of armaments. Even one such behemoth can turn the tide of a battle.
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Blightlord Terminator
- Health
- 30–300
- Damage
- 15
- Speed
- 140
- XP
- 3
Immune to Poisoned
Resists Poison 50%
- Gallowdark · from minute 21 · boss at minute 10, 12, 13
- Imperial Shipyard · from minute 16 · boss at minute 9, 13
Bestiary entry
These elite Death Guard warriors embody the very heart of the corruption of Nurgle. Fused forever to their malignant Cataphractii armour, their vile touch infests everything. Ancient and awesome power radiates from them, and they fight with brute strength and veteran skill, using all forms of malady to slaughter their foes.
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Typhus
- Health
- 150 × your level
- Damage
- 10
- Speed
- 190
- XP
- 3
Immune to Poisoned
Resists Instant Kill 50%, Poison 50%
- Gallowdark · boss at minute 15
- Imperial Shipyard · boss at minute 15
Bestiary entry
Herald of Nurgle and Host of the Destroyer Hive, Typhus is an ancient champion of Nurgle who has long fought beside Mortarion. He has brought Grandfather Nurgle's gifts to many a world, blanketing them in swarms of Poxwalkers, destroying everything in his wake and adding more allies to his virulent horde.
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Acolyte Globadier
- Health
- 20–500
- Damage
- 6–15
- Speed
- 130
- XP
- 4–5
- The Great Parch · boss at minute 10, 13
- Under-Empire · from minute 13 · boss at minute 5, 7, 9
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 16
Bestiary entry
Acolytes to the Warlocks of the Clans Skryre, a step above thrall-rats but not by much. Keep your wits about you lest you fall victim to the schemes of an Acolyte vying for the opportunity to become a Warlock. These tinkerers carry bandoliers of poisoned wind globes and rusty knives. So if the wounds alone don’t get you, the noxious warpstone-derived gases certainly will.
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Bell of Doom
- Health
- 30–300
- Damage
- 8
- Speed
- 115
- XP
- 3–15
- The Great Parch · from minute 22 · boss at minute 17, 18
- Under-Empire · from the start
Bestiary entry
Invoking the creation myths of their people, the ominous tolling of the Bell of Doom heralds the arrival of the Skaventide, and woe betide any who dare resist the onslaught. Emboldened by the peal of the bells, the once cowardly rodents become almost brave. Almost.
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Clanrat
- Health
- 1–25
- Damage
- 3–11
- Speed
- 90–250
- XP
- 0–4
- The Great Parch · from minute 2 · boss at minute 1, 3
- Under-Empire · from the start
- The Twin-Tailed City · from the start
Bestiary entry
The chittering unwashed masses of the Skaven Clans, only outnumbered by workers and slaves in the Under-Empire. Individually, they are prone to infighting, they are ill-disciplined, and easily handled. But one never faces a lone clanrat. In their hordes, they are a force to be reckoned with, becoming dangerously fast and vicious.
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Clawlord
- Health
- 15–300
- Damage
- 14–15
- Speed
- 80–260
- XP
- 3–10
- The Great Parch · from minute 19
- Under-Empire · from minute 22 · boss at minute 17, 20, 21, 22
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 21 · boss at minute 17, 20, 22
Bestiary entry
Commanding their troops from a safe distance, these cunning leaders of the Clans Verminus will not hesitate to seize the slightest advantage in combat. Sneaky and duplicitous, you must watch out for underhanded tricks in the field when facing these foes. And it takes an age to get warpstone dust out of your eyes.
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Grey Seer
- Health
- 15–500
- Damage
- 14–24
- Speed
- 80–120
- XP
- 2–5
- The Great Parch · from minute 8 · boss at minute 6, 7
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 7 · boss at minute 1
Bestiary entry
The Grey Seers, prophets of the Great Horned Rat, vie for power within the clans, executing their will - sometimes literally. Powerful, dark sorcery, enhanced by the consumption of warpstone can blast enemies with withering energy. Keep your ears open for their hissed incantations, and dive for the nearest cover if you hear them.
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Rat Ogor
- Health
- 40–250
- Damage
- 20–30
- Speed
- 110–160
- XP
- 6–10
Immune to Slowed, Disarmed
- The Great Parch · from minute 24 · boss at minute 20, 21, 23
- Under-Empire · from minute 15 · boss at minute 10, 13
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 4 · boss at minute 3, 9
Bestiary entry
Gargantuan beasts with little in the way of intelligence, the Rat Ogor wreaks havoc on whatever battlefield it is let loose upon. Specially made by the Clans Moulder, the Rat Ogors more than make up for the Skaven's natural lack of physical prowess, at the expense of being of a singular mind.
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Stormvermin
- Health
- 5–55
- Damage
- 4–20
- Speed
- 80–370
- XP
- 1–6
- The Great Parch · from minute 4
- Under-Empire · from minute 3 · boss at minute 1, 3
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 3
Bestiary entry
Stormvermin are hand-picked as the strongest of their litters to undergo rigorous, brutal training to one day fight for the position of Clawlord. Unlike most of their ilk, they slaughter their enemies with trained accuracy, methodically carving their way through battlefields. Though they lack the brutish might of the Rat Ogors and the intelligence of the Grey Seers, they are a force to be reckoned with.
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Warlock Engineer
- Health
- 18–80
- Damage
- 8–21
- Speed
- 100–140
- XP
- 1.8–9
- The Great Parch · from minute 12
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 5
Bestiary entry
Warlock Engineers wield a gruesome blend of magic and technology in battle. Preferring to wreak havoc from afar, these rodents carry warplock muskets, weapons of their own creation. Though genius often goes hand in hand with insanity, especially for Skaven. These engineers will push their creations beyond their limits, so utterly convinced of their flawless intellect. Until the weapon detonates in their hands.
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Vizzik Skour, Prophet of the Horned Rat
- Health
- 650 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 400
- XP
- 0
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Stunned, Instant Kill
Resists Bleeding 99%, Burning 99%, Poisoned 99%, Slowed 99%
- The Great Parch · boss at minute 25
- Under-Empire · boss at minute 25
- The Twin-Tailed City · boss at minute 25
Bestiary entry
Vizzik Skour, Lord of the Gnaw, Prophet of the Horned Rat, Master of the Death Frenzy. Formed from proto-flesh by the Great Horned Rat in the apocalyptic wake of the Vermindoom. He rose from the Masterburrow after the bells of Blight City tolled an ominous thirteen times. The force of his zeal is enough to drive his enemies utterly mad. All according to the Great Horned Rat's will.
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Rattling Gun
- Health
- 100–1000
- Damage
- 3
- Speed
- 600
- XP
- 8
Immune to Stunned, Slowed, Stasis
- Under-Empire · from minute 4
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 23 · boss at minute 6, 11, 18
Bestiary entry
Favouring a hail of bullets over accuracy, the highly specialised rattling gun teams of the Clans Skryre unleash a torrent of bullets at their enemy. Powered by warpstone batteries and cranked by hand, the rattling gun is a devastating force of destruction. There is truly no limit to the mad genius of the Clans Skryre, if only the other Skaven were as fortunate in their intellect.
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Vermintide
- Health
- 0.1–1.2
- Damage
- 1–5
- Speed
- 120–700
- XP
- 0–1.6
- The Great Parch · from the start
- Under-Empire · from minute 1
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 2
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Skaven wizards will conjure an endless wave of rodents, smugly watching as these rats tear through anything in their path. One might assume they are rats and nothing more. Looks can be deceiving, though. With preternaturally sharp claws and teeth, and a hunger for raw flesh, these rats will strip a fully armoured enemy to the bone in seconds.
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Plague Furnace
- Health
- 75 × your level
- Damage
- 20
- Speed
- 120
- XP
- 50
- The Great Parch · boss at minute 15
- Under-Empire · boss at minute 15
- The Twin-Tailed City · boss at minute 15
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A thunderous machine crafted by the Clans Pestilens, which you smell before you see. The virulent gases that seep from the censer cover the surrounding land in a putrescent fog. If you can stand the smog that envelops the machine, you must then reckon with its myriad rusted spikes and its operators.
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Bloodcrusher
- Health
- 20–250
- Damage
- 10–11
- Speed
- 200–600
- XP
- 2.25–8
Resists Bleeding 10%, Burning 10%, Fire 10%, Warp 10%
Weak to Frost +10%, Null +10%, Holy +10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 4 · boss at minute 5, 9, 21
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 8 · boss at minute 5, 23
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Bloodletters, once they have impressed Khorne, are granted a mount: a Juggernaut. These beasts carry the bloodletters into battle, but do not be fooled; it is not the Bloodletters who decide where the Juggernaut goes.
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Bloodletter
- Health
- 1.5–55
- Damage
- 6–12
- Speed
- 140–280
- XP
- 1–2.5
Resists Bleeding 10%, Burning 10%, Fire 10%, Warp 10%
Weak to Frost +10%, Null +10%, Holy +10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 2
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 2
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Legends say these creatures are Khorne’s most ardent worshippers reborn as daemons, with the same insatiable hunger for blood as their lord. Do not let their ghastly hellblades meet your neck, lest your skull be placed upon the Skull Throne of Khorne.
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Bloodreaver
- Health
- 0.5–15
- Damage
- 4–8
- Speed
- 140
- XP
- 1–2.5
- Bloodwind Spoil · from the start · boss at minute 1
- The Twin-Tailed City · from the start · boss at minute 1
Bestiary entry
Frenzied mortal followers of Khorne, these warriors pursue slaughter with a surprising glee. But do not let the mortality of these enemies cloud your judgement, they are no less fervent in their worship of Khorne and will ensure the blood flows for the Blood God.
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Bloodstoker
- Health
- 5–250 × your level
- Damage
- 8
- Speed
- 160
- XP
- 2.5–8
Resists Stunned 10%, Stasis 10%, Slowed 10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 7 · boss at minute 6, 22
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 21 · boss at minute 3, 6, 8, 18, 19
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Bloodstokers are the whip cracking against the backs of the horde, wrangling them into shape and wielding their strength against the enemies of Khorne.
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Blood Warrior
- Health
- 30–120
- Damage
- 15–20
- Speed
- 140–180
- XP
- 1.8–7
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 12 · boss at minute 17
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 13
Bestiary entry
Mired in a fog of rage brought forth by the Red Baptism, the berserk Blood Warriors see only red. Their battle frenzy blinds them, even to the most fatal of wounds.
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Flesh Hound
- Health
- 0.5–25
- Damage
- 5–8
- Speed
- 160–500
- XP
- 1–2
Resists Bleeding 10%, Burning 10%, Fire 10%, Warp 10%
Weak to Frost +10%, Null +10%, Holy +10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 1 · boss at minute 3
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 3 · boss at minute 11
Bestiary entry
These beasts relentlessly hunt their master’s prey across interstellar gulfs. Be wary of gnashing jaws and razor-sharp claws. Do not think to use magic against these forsaken hounds, for the collars around their necks protect them from even the most potent sorceries. Lastly, under no circumstances should you try to pet these canine abominations.
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Khorgorath
- Health
- 50 × your level
- Damage
- 20
- Speed
- 100
- XP
- 50
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Battle Shocked, Bleeding
Resists Vulnerable 50%, Burning 99%, Oiled 99%, Poisoned 50%, Stunned 75%, Slowed 50%, Instant Kill 75%, Fire 20%, Warp 20%
Weak to Frost +20%, Null +20%, Holy +20%
- Bloodwind Spoil · boss at minute 23
- The Twin-Tailed City · boss at minute 10
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Once mortal, the Khorgorath is now unrecognisable. These nightmarish monsters are sent to harvest skulls for the Skull Throne, which they consume after tearing apart their foes. Few things can stop a Khorgorath on a rampage; fewer still live to tell the tale.
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Mighty Skullcrusher
- Health
- 22–320
- Damage
- 10–15
- Speed
- 180–600
- XP
- 2.25–6.2
Resists Bleeding 50%, Burning 50%, Stunned 50%, Stasis 50%, Fire 10%
Weak to Frost +10%, Null +10%, Holy +10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 11 · boss at minute 18
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 14 · boss at minute 15
Bestiary entry
Mortal warriors deemed worthy in the eyes of Khorne, these cavalry can break through any battle line. The Juggernauts bear their riders in the direction of the nearest prey, which for warriors of Khorne, is the right direction.
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Skarbrand
- Health
- 300 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 300
- XP
- 0
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Bleeding, Burning, Oiled, Poisoned, Stunned, Slowed, Instant Kill
Resists Fire 10%, Warp 10%
Weak to Frost +10%, Null +10%, Holy +10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · boss at minute 25
- The Twin-Tailed City · boss at minute 25
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Though fallen from Khorne’s favour, there has never been a Bloodthirster more feared than Skarbrand. His fury spills a river of red across every battlefield he visits. His ferocious roars and the ensuing screams echo as his victims' blood boils within their bodies.
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Skull Cannon
- Health
- 40 × your level
- Damage
- 15
- Speed
- 100
- XP
- 3
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Battle Shocked, Bleeding, Burning, Oiled, Stunned, Slowed
Resists Vulnerable 99%, Poisoned 99%, Instant Kill 50%, Fire 10%, Warp 10%
Weak to Frost +10%, Null +10%, Holy +10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 24 · boss at minute 20
- The Twin-Tailed City · boss at minute 20
Bestiary entry
The Lord of Rage looks unfavourably upon ranged weapons; they are impersonal and lacking. But weapons that decimate their foes and provoke the most primal terror? Those are acceptable. And so the wretched daemon engines hunger for the melee, roaring into combat with gnashing jaws ready to consume their foes. Those that meet this grisly fate have their skulls flensed and ignited, then hurled towards the daemon’s enemy with explosive force.
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Skullgrinder
- Health
- 7 × your level
- Damage
- 9
- Speed
- 200
- XP
- 3
Resists Stunned 10%, Stasis 10%, Slowed 10%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 10 · boss at minute 8, 11, 14
- The Twin-Tailed City · from minute 24 · boss at minute 13, 17
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Legends say these wild anvil-wielding warriors appeared from nowhere. Legends neglect to say that the anvils they wield are used to forge weapons and to perform sacrifices to the Skull Lord.
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Wrath-axe
- Health
- 25–47.5 × your level
- Damage
- 8
- Speed
- 200
- XP
- 3
Immune to Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Bleeding, Burning, Oiled, Poisoned, Stunned
Resists Slowed 50%, Stasis 50%, Instant Kill 50%, Fire 50%, Warp 50%
Weak to Frost +10%, Null +100%
- Bloodwind Spoil · from minute 3
- The Twin-Tailed City · boss at minute 9, 12, 21, 22
Bestiary entry
Khorne’s anger made manifest. A Wrath Axe is conjured by Khornate priests to wreak havoc on a battlefield. With its razor-sharp edge, a Wrath Axe will cleave through anything in its path, spilling more blood for the Blood God.
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Moonclan Stabba
- Health
- 1.3–18
- Damage
- 5–10
- Speed
- 130–150
- XP
- 0.9–3.2
- Skrappa Spill · from the start
- Gnarlwood · from the start
Bestiary entry
The Moonclan are subterranean Gitz that pray to Gorkamorka and the Bad Moon. In battle, they form ragged ranks that advance on their enemies with bulging eyes, induced into a mania by the Gloomspite to stab and poke wildly at anything in their path.
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Rockgut Troggoth
- Health
- 2.5–13 × your level
- Damage
- 9–15
- Speed
- 90
- XP
- 10–18
- Skrappa Spill · from minute 20 · boss at minute 7, 9, 11
- Gnarlwood · from minute 15 · boss at minute 9
Bestiary entry
Where other forces have siege weapons, the Gloomspite Gitz use the hardiest of Troggothkind. The Rockgut Troggoth have lumpen claws that pass through stone as though it were water, allowing them to scoop up huge clumps of earth and throw boulders at will. Subtle they are not.
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Squig Hopper
- Health
- 2.1–23
- Damage
- 5–12
- Speed
- 140–170
- XP
- 1.7–4
- Skrappa Spill · from minute 3
- Gnarlwood · from minute 5 · boss at minute 1
Bestiary entry
Grots of legend who ride mighty cave squigs into battle, boldly bouncing through battlefields, wreaking havoc. At least that’s what the Moonclan would have you believe. Each ill-tempered squig has a cackling grot clinging to its back, who flails wildly at nearby enemies as they try vainly to steer their pugnacious steed.
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Mangler Squigs
- Health
- 18 × your level
- Damage
- 17
- Speed
- 400
- XP
- 50
Resists Slowed 90%, Instant Kill 80%
- Skrappa Spill · boss at minute 21, 23
- Gnarlwood · boss at minute 10, 19
Bestiary entry
What’s more insane than riding one untamable squig into battle? Riding two untamable, overgrown Mangler Squigs into battle! Chained together, they crash and bound through the battlefield, the grots on their backs truly at the mercy of the toothy terrors.
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Fellwater Troggoth
- Health
- 2–11 × your level
- Damage
- 7–9
- Speed
- 110
- XP
- 12–18
Resists Slowed 60%
- Skrappa Spill · boss at minute 13, 16, 18, 22
- Gnarlwood · from minute 24 · boss at minute 6, 17
Bestiary entry
With no environment too rank for the Fellwater Troggoth, and a hide that secretes a noxious slime, it is good that these creatures dwell only in the most malignant places. Many grots, however, in their infinite wisdom, enjoy prodding the packs of beasts towards their Orruk neighbours. Only to watch the ensuing carnage with glee, hoping the troggoths do not return in search of tasty grot-meat.
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Mork's Mighty Mushroom
- Health
- 2.3 × your level
- Damage
- 1
- Speed
- 110
- XP
- 10
Immune to Poisoned
Resists Poison 50%, Instant Kill 70%
- Skrappa Spill · from minute 10
- Gnarlwood · from the start · boss at minute 3, 21
Bestiary entry
A single spore from between the caster’s squalid toes. Infused with magic, as the mushroom swells and grows, it grows taller and taller, blooming into something utterly foul.
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Trugg the Troggoth King
- Health
- 230 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 400
- XP
- 0
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Stunned, Oiled, Bleeding, Burning, Poisoned, Slowed, Instant Kill
- Skrappa Spill · boss at minute 25
- Gnarlwood · boss at minute 25
Bestiary entry
Once a slumbering behemoth beneath the realm of Ghyran, Trugg, mightiest of all Troggoths was awakened by Alarielle's Rite of Life. And thanks to Braggit Big-Talka annoying him so much he couldn't get back to sleep, Trugg has since been named King of the Troggoths. On his back he carries an ancient arcane keystone that crackles with otherworldly power, especially when Trugg gives it a good whack, hoping it might cease his endless headache. Trugg has carved his way through many a battle, armed with his snail-shell club and unpredictable bursts of magic.
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Malevolent Moon
- Health
- 18 × your level
- Damage
- 3
- Speed
- 110
- XP
- 30
Immune to Bleeding
Resists Instant Kill 80%
- Skrappa Spill · boss at minute 17, 19
- Gnarlwood · boss at minute 8, 13, 22
Bestiary entry
Behold the visage of the Bad Moon itself! The Malevolent Moon is conjured when a shaman raises high a carved loonstone and utters an incantation. The statue swells into a cackling, glowing abomination that sweeps across the battlefield, wreaking havoc.
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Dankhold Troggoth
- Health
- 40 × your level
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 95
- XP
- 60
Resists Slowed 70%, Instant Kill 80%
- Skrappa Spill · boss at minute 15
- Gnarlwood · boss at minute 15
Bestiary entry
Loners even amongst the most anti-social troggoths, the Dankhold Troggoths grow – or shrink – to fit any cavern or crevice they squeeze themselves into. Should these reclusive Troggoths be summoned into battle by the will of the Bad Moon, they swat at everything within reach. Like all troggoths, they possess impressive regenerative capabilities, but are uniquely resistant to magic thanks to a diet of realmstone-infused fungi.
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Loonboss on Giant Cave Squig
- Health
- 3.5 × your level
- Damage
- 12
- Speed
- 180
- XP
- 12
Resists Instant Kill 60%
- Skrappa Spill · from minute 21 · boss at minute 3, 5
- Gnarlwood · from minute 6 · boss at minute 5, 23
Bestiary entry
Armed with luck and cunning, these grots have risen to the top of the Moonclan pecking order as their enemies lie behind them with a knife in their backs, or a blade to their throats. The more daring Loonbosses mount Giant Cave Squigs. These fantastically fanged mounts barrel and bounce into their enemies, paving the way for the rest of their comrades.
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Boingrot Bounder
- Health
- 2–22
- Damage
- 2.5–8.5
- Speed
- 200–500
- XP
- 1.8–2.5
- Skrappa Spill · from minute 4
- Gnarlwood · from minute 2
Bestiary entry
Most squigs cannot sit still long enough to allow a grot to mount them, and when they do they make it a challenge to hang on. For the lucky grots able to cling to their ornery mounts, fewer still survive more than a few battles. Those survivors wear it with excessive pride, donning moon shaped Loonhelms and bringing extra long pokey lances with them.
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Loonsmasha Fanatic
- Health
- 0.5–2.5 × your level
- Damage
- 4–8
- Speed
- 100
- XP
- 1.5–5
- Skrappa Spill · from minute 7 · boss at minute 1, 2
- Gnarlwood · from minute 7 · boss at minute 2
Bestiary entry
Driven insane by Madcap Mushroom brew and with a distinct lack of self-preservation, these insane grots are wound up and shoved towards the enemy like a wrecking ball. Literally. For such small grots, they pack a punch, but inevitably succumb quickly to either exhaustion or getting tangled in their own weapons. Beware these fanatical little guys as they spin across the battlefield.
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Nagash, Supreme Lord of the Undead
- Health
- 2000
- Damage
- 30
- Speed
- 250
- XP
- 0
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Vulnerable, Battle Shocked, Stunned, Oiled, Instant Kill
Resists Bleeding 99%, Burning 99%, Poisoned 99%, Slowed 99%
- Necropolis
Bestiary entry
The Undying King, Supreme Lord of the Undead, and the Great Betrayer are just some of the titles Nagash has been known by. He is the incarnation of darkness, the creator of the foul art of Necromancy and ruler of the realm of Shyish. In battle, he wields artefacts of great power – Alakanash, the staff through which he channels his necromantic power. Zefet-nebtar, his cursed blade. And above all, through the Nine Books of Nagash, he commands the awesome and terrible magic of the Realm of Death. To face him is to face death itself. And though victory may be had, death comes for us all eventually.
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Spirit Hosts
- Health
- 0.5 × your level
- Damage
- 3
- Speed
- 275
- XP
- 8
Immune to Stasis, Disarmed, Bleeding, Poisoned, Burning, Oiled
- Necropolis
Bestiary entry
Wailing spectres, souls of the damned stripped of their identities and bound to a cruel master. They scream endlessly for the life they have lost. Unable to rage against the dying of the light inside themselves, they rage instead at the living, raking icy claws, rending not only flesh but your very soul as well.
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How to Read the List
Type a name, ability or stage into Search to narrow the list. Every word you type has to match, so immune poisoned finds the enemies your poison effects can’t touch. Pick a Stage to see only what spawns there, then sort by Health to find the toughest threats on it.
The four stats show a range when the enemy comes in several versions. Later waves bring tougher versions, so a Termagant has 1 health at the start of a run and up to 9 by the late game. × your level means its health is multiplied by your current level, which is why a Hive Tyrant stays dangerous no matter how far you’ve levelled. Speed is relative: a Termagant moves at 90 to 140, a Warbiker at 700, and a Loota doesn’t move at all.
Each stage line tells you when the enemy shows up. From minute 4 means it joins the regular waves four minutes in. Boss at minute 21 means a tougher boss version spawns at that minute; some enemies, such as the Carnifex, only ever appear as bosses.
Immune to lists effects and damage types that do nothing to the enemy. A Plague Marine immune to Poisoned shrugs off your poison effects, so bring another damage source for Death Guard stages. Resists shows how much of an effect or damage type it ignores, and Weak to shows how much extra it takes: Frost +10% means your Frost damage hits 10% harder.
Mortarion, Nagash, Makari and a few others never appear in a stage’s regular waves, so their cards show no minute. Expand Bestiary entry on any card to read its in-game description.