Be The Final Boss Enemy Hero Database

The first boss checkpoint, in heavy crusader armour. It returns at Wave 125 and again at Wave 225 with far more HP — the four bosses cycle rather than being replaced by new ones.

A plague-doctor figure in a wide black hat and dark robes. It heals itself, so a slow damage race lets it undo your progress — but its active ability charges slowly, which gives you a window.

• ·Heals itself during the fight
• ·Its active ability takes a long time to charge

Long-haired and dark-coated, carrying a guitar rather than a weapon. Elite enemies fight alongside it instead of it arriving alone, so leaks during the fight are the usual cause of a failed run here.

The Wave 100 boss and the largest HP jump in the rotation. It attacks rarely but spends that time charging an ultimate, so the danger is a single burst rather than sustained pressure. Clearing Wave 100 also unlocks 2x speed.

• ·Attacks infrequently
• ·Charges a powerful ultimate instead of attacking often

The Elite version of the Swordsman carries exactly double its base HP at the same wave (320 vs 160 at Wave 25). It fights alongside the Wave 75 boss. Elite waves drop more Souls, so they are worth pushing through rather than avoiding.

HP unknown — no recording has shown its nameplate.

An Elite Archer is referred to in commentary from around Wave 9, but no recording has shown its nameplate, so its HP is unknown. If it follows the Elite Swordsman pattern it would be roughly double the base Archer at the same wave — that is an inference, not an observation.

HP unknown — no recording has shown its nameplate.

Mentioned in commentary from around Wave 16 onward. No nameplate has been captured, so its HP is unknown.

• ·Expected to keep the base Rogue's dodge, though this has not been confirmed on camera

An assassin-style melee hero that can dodge attacks outright. That dodge is the reason Rogues sometimes melt instantly and sometimes survive far longer than their HP suggests — stuns and area damage are more reliable against them than single-target hits.

• ·Can dodge incoming attacks, making its effective durability inconsistent

The basic melee hero and one of the first enemy types you meet. Its HP grows steeply with the wave count — 160 at Wave 25 becomes 2,400 by Wave 125.

A support hero that heals the rest of its wave, which is why a wave with several Priests can stall out a formation that handles everything else fine. They arrive in groups from Wave 15 onward — kill them first or your damage gets undone.

• ·Heals other heroes in the wave

The earliest ranged hero, showing up as soon as Wave 2. Being ranged, it can chip your frontline from behind its own melee, which is why compressing your damage near the spawn matters.