Bestiary

Use the catalog as a hunting tool

Wiki follows the active catalog of the game and organizes the regular creatures by tier. Each detail brings together level, life, experience, attack, defense, resistance and known loot.

Start with the accessible tier and build a short list of targets. Compare not only reward, but also how much each creature favors the damage and survival of its class.

Advance cells with intent

Registered slaughters feed the corresponding progress when entry is available. Requirements and costs increase as batteries advance, so concentrating efforts usually produces results more perceptible than switching aimless targets.

When you complete a stack, the Perk Points shown on the creature card enter the character's shared wallet. For regular creatures, the base value increases by tier range: 1 point at tiers 1–3, 2 at tiers 4–6, 3 at tiers 7–9, 5 at tiers 10–12, 8 at tiers 13–15, 13 at tiers 16–18, 21 at tiers 19–21, 34 at tiers 22–24, 55 at tiers 25–27, and 89 at tiers 28–30.

Availability also respects the progression of the character and map. If an entry still does not appear, continue to evolve and check again when reaching new tracks.

Plan a focus session

When using focus features, prepare the session before activating them. Review equipment, rotation, and available time to avoid wasting the window with adjustments that could have been made earlier.

• Define the creature and test the stability of the hunt.
• Confirm that the target contributes to the desired battery.
• Organize inventory and resources before activation.
• Follow progress and stop if the route is no longer sustainable.

Do not confuse the records

Regular creatures form the main Bestiary. Task-related bosses have their own context, and the Bossiary ranks bosses in rarities such as Bane, Archfoe and Nemesis.

Use the specific navigation for each group. Rules of access, frequency and progress should not be assumed from an ordinary creature.