Closes distance fast. Hits hard if it reaches you. The Stalker is the enemy that punishes standing still — the one that turns "let me line up this attack" into a corner trap.
Slower than Stalker but spawned in groups. Individually weak; together they form a wall that's hard to dash through cleanly.
Closes the gap in a single dash, similar to your dash button. Stands still briefly after, then commits to the attack.
Fires from the back of the room. Damage per hit is high — being chipped from range while focused on melee threats is the most common cause of unexpected deaths.
Doesn't attack you directly. Instead, makes nearby enemies harder. Ignoring a Supporter means you fight a buffed wave; killing it first means you fight the wave you expected.
Slow, durable, hits hard. The Guard doesn't kill you fast — it blocks your dash lanes and forces you to fight in the space it controls. Mages especially must respect the Guard's reach.
Bigger HP pool, bigger swing, bigger room control than Guard. Often appears alongside smaller mobs — the Titan is the anchor of the wave, not the wave itself.
Appears in rooms 5, 10, 15, 20, etc. Substantially higher HP and damage than any regular enemy, and usually flanked by a small wave of regular enemies that don't despawn when the boss appears.
Enemy stats scale with floor number. The same Stalker on floor 3 and floor 30 is not the same fight — HP, damage and projectile speed all increase. Boss floors scale faster than regular floors.
The Strategy hub goes class-by-class on how to handle each role. The How to Play guide has the exact class stats those strategies are built around.
