This Enemy starts every Combat with 2 Turns of Stealth from Veteran Difficulty Onward.

The Bone Soldier isn't much of a threat although Graveyard Slash can deal quite a lot of Damage if it Crits.

Therefore, you will probably want to focus on the more threatening Enemies accompanying the Bone Soldier.

You can use Stuns to shut the Bone Soldier down for a turn or just kill it outright thanks to the Bone Soldier having relatively Low HP.

Moving the Bone Soldier to Position 4 is another way to shut it down since the Bone Soldier will only be able to use Graveyard Stumble, a Weak Repositioning Attack.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

This Attack gains the ability to inflict a - Stun and Move Resist Debuff to the Target Hero from Veteran Difficulty, synergizing with Dead Weight.

Clumsy Axeblade is a Very Inaccurate Single Target Repositioning Attack used in the Back 2 Positions that deals Low Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Positions while Moving the Bone Defender Forward.

Dead Weight is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack usable from the Front 2 Positions that deals Low Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Ranks.

This Attack can Stun the Target Hero while also Knocking them Back, and is used to disrupt your Frontline Heroes.

The Bone Defender gains the ability to Guard its Allies using Foul Warding from Veteran Difficulty Onward.

The Bone Defender is of no real threat due to its Attacks not dealing much Damage, which is why you should be dealing with the bigger threats accompanying the Bone Defender first.

Stuns can be very effective for shutting down the Bone Defender for a turn while breaking its Guard.

In addition, Moving the Bone Defender to the Back 2 Positions can effectively Shut down the Bone Defender since it will only be able to use Clumsy Axeblade, a Weak Repositioning Attack.

Overall Threat Level: Low

This Attack benefit from a Damage Bonus when Targetting Marked Heroes (+25% on Apprentice // +50% from Veteran Onwards)

Quarrel can pack a punch with its Decent Damage and High Crit Chance, making it a good idea to get rid of or shut down the Bone Arbalist.

You can easily shut down the Bone Arbalist by Moving it to the Front 2 Positions where it can only use Bayonet Jab, a weak Repositioning Attack. Stuns are also a good way to shut down the Bone Arbalist for a turn.

Overall Threat Level: Medium

Due to the hefty Amount of Stress the Bone Courtier can inflict, it is a good idea to get rid of it quickly.

You can try to Move the Bone Courtier to Position 1 where it can only use Knife in the Dark, a weak Attack.

Otherwise, Using a Hero with High Speed to outspeed and Stun or Kill the Bone Courtier can be a good option.

Champion Level Bone Courtier Enemies have a roughly 4.5% Chance to drop the Tempting Goblet Trinket

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

The main threat the Bone Spearman poses is Impale, which can be spammed every turn if the Bone Spearman is at the Front 2 Positions, dealing Damage to all 4 of your Heroes.

Due to this, it is advised to make sure the Bone Spearman stays in the Back 2 Positions where it can only use Spear Thrust, a relatively less threatening Attack.

Stuns can also be effective in shutting down the Bone Spearman for a turn, giving your Heroes more time to get rid of it or any other threats.

Overall Threat Level: High

This Attack also inflicts a - Stun Resist Debuff to the Target Hero, helping Enemies such as the Bone Defender and itself land their Stuns.

The Bone Captain is a threatening Enemy, being able to deal Very High Damage to your Front Rank Heroes and cause disruption through Stuns.

Even so, due to the Bone Captain being difficult to eliminate quickly, it is usually a better call to deal with the Enemies accompanying the Bone Captain.

Stuns and Debuffs are effective for shutting down the Bone Captain and limiting its Damage Output while dealing with the Bone Captain or the Enemies accompanying it.

Crushing Blow only being able to Target Heroes in the Front 2 Ranks can be taken advantage of by having Heroes with High Prot or Dodge in the Front Ranks to tank the hits.

Defend the Icon is a Single Target Repositioning Attack used from the Front 2 Positions that deals Mediocre Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Positions while Moving the Bone Bearer Back.

Unholy Rally is an Auto Action that is performed by the Bone Bearer at the end of a round if any Corpses of its Allies are Present.

This Skill is used to Revive a Fallen Monster, replenishing it to Full HP and removing any Bleed or Blight applied to the Corpse.

It should be noted that this Skill can only revive 1 Enemy at a time.

The many Buffs the Bone Bearer gives its Allies makes it a significant threat, not to mention its ability to Revive its fallen Allies.

You want to make sure there are no Enemy Corpses remaining at the end of a round if the Bone Bearer is present so Unholy Rally Cannot be used.

When dealing with the Bone Bearer, you can either try to eliminate all Enemies accompanying the Bone Bearer first or attempt to focus down the Bone Bearer itself.

In either case, you can somewhat hinder the Bone Bearer by pulling it to the Front Ranks, where it is very likely to use Defend the Icon in order to return to the Back Ranks.

Overall Threat Level: High

Rend the Marked is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack usable from the Front 2 Positions that deals Mediocre Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Ranks alongside benefitting from a +50% Damage Buff when Targetting Marked Heroes.

Since the Fungal Scratcher doesn't deal much Direct Hp Damage, it can be preferrable to take hits from Rend the Marked rather than take Blight Damage from Groping Swipe.

This can be achieved by having a Hero in the Front 2 Positions use Skills such as Bulwark of Faith to Mark themselves while boosting their Prot to tank Attacks from the Fungal Scratcher.

The Fungal Scratcher can be shut down easily by using Stuns or Moving it to the Back 2 Ranks where it can only use Harmless Swipe.

Due to the Fungal Scratcher being quite durable and it posing little threat to your Heroes, you should be getting rid of all of the other threats accompanying the Fungal Scratcher before trying to kill it.

This Attack also inflicts a - Dodge Debuff to the Target Hero, helping Enemies that prioritize Targetting Marked Targets focus down the Marked Hero.

Rain of Blight is a High Accuracy AoE Attack usable from the Back 2 Positions that deals Minimal Damage to both Heroes in the Back 2 Positions alongside inflicting Blight.

This Attack also has a hefty 15% Chance to Disease Heroes which can prove to be troublesome.

The Fungal Artillery itself isn't all that threatening outside of Rain of Blight having a hefty 15% Disease application Chance.

Unlike many other Backline Enemies, Moving the Fungal Artillery to the Front Ranks isn't a very good idea due to Escape Cloud having a nasty habit of Critting your Heroes.

On the other hand, it can sometimes be worth taking the hit from Escape Cloud to prevent the usage of Mark Prey or Rain of Blight.

That being said Moving the Fungal Artillery to the Front 2 Ranks while Stunned can be a good call, stranding it in the Front Positions where it can be more easily dispatched.

This can be achieved by using Skills such as Flashbang or Disorienting Blast or Moving the Fungal Artillery Forwards with one Hero and Stunning it with another.

Although the Fungal Artillery is usually not much of a threat, due to it being able to use Mark Prey to help its Allies land their Attacks and the Fungal Artillery being able to Disease your Heroes, it can be a good call to get rid of them early.

Due to the Rabid Gnasher having High Dodge, it can be a problem early on when you have minimal methods of boosting the Accuracy of your Heroes.

Although the Rabid Gnasher poses little threat in terms of Damage, the Disease it can spread alongside Rabid Rush having a High Crit Chance can be troublesome, making it a good call to eliminate them early.

Stuns are useful for shutting down the Rabid Gnasher for a turn, and you can take advantage of the Rabid Gnasher having Low HP and try to kill them outright.

This Attack gains the ability to inflict a Minor - Speed Debuff to the Target Hero from Veteran Difficulty Onwards.

Cytokinesis is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack with no Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals minimal Damage.

This Attack is only usable by the Ectoplasm if 1 or more Enemy Positions are Empty or filled with Corpses.

An Ectoplasm Enemy is Summoned at Position 1 regardless of whether the Attack hits or not.

Ectoplasmic Profusion is a Decently Accurate AoE Attack usable from all Positions that deals Very Low HP Damage and some Stress Damage to all 4 of your Heroes.

This Attack is only usable by the Ectoplasm if 2 or more Enemy Positions are Empty or filled with Corpses.

It should be a priority to prevent the Ectoplasm from using Ectoplasmic Profusion due to it often unecessarily prolonging the Battle.

A good way to achieve this is to, try to get all Ectoplasm Enemies to Low HP with your Attacks so that your Heroes can easily dispatch them all in quick succession.

Due to the Ectoplasm having High Resists but Low HP, Direct Damage Attacks are best for getting rid of them easily.

This Attack gains the ability to inflict a Minor - Speed Debuff to the Target Hero from Veteran Difficulty Onwards.

Cytokinesis is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack with no Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals minimal Damage.

This Attack is only usable by the Large Ectoplasm if 1 or more Enemy Positions are Empty or filled with Corpses.

The Large Ectoplasm lacks much Damage output with it only being able to deal Decent Damage with Slime Smack, making it generally a non threat.

This Attack also inflicts a hefty - Dodge and - Accuracy Debuff to the Heroes, helping Enemies that prioritize Targetting Marked Targets focus down the Marked Hero.

Fetid Censer is a Decently Accurate AoE Attack usable from the Front 2 Positions that deals Very Low HP Damage and some Stress Damage to both Heroes in the Front 2 Ranks alongside inflicting Blight.

This Attack also has a Chance to Disease Heroes (7% on Veteran // 9% on Champion) which can prove to be troublesome.

This Enemy always starts every Combat with 2 turns of Stealth, making them harder to eliminate quickly.

Unlike many other Backline Enemies, Moving the Crone to the Front Ranks isn't a very good idea due to Fetid Censer dealing Stress Damage, inflicting Blight, and most importantly being able to Disease your Front Rank Heroes.

Due to the Crone not being too much of a threat alongside its Stealth making it harder to eliminate, it can be better to ignore it entirely and deal with the other threats accompanying the Crone.

That being said, you should get rid of the Crone early on if you have the tools to eliminate it quickly, stopping the Crone from Marking or dealing Stress to your Heroes

Overall Threat Level: Medium

Confusion Spores is a Decently Accurate AoE Attack usable from any Position that deals Minimal Damage to all 4 of your Heroes, Shuffling them and causing major disruption.

This Attack also inflicts a - Accuracy Debuff to your Heroes and has a High Chance to used as the Unclean Giant's First Action.

Poison Spores is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack with no Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals Minimal Damage to a Hero alongside inflicting Blight.

Due to the Unclean Giant posing a Huge threat thanks to Treebranch Smackdown, it can be a good call to focus it down first before it can do serious Damage.

If you are confident you can keep the Unclean Giant at bay using Debuffs and/or Stuns, it can be a good idea to get rid of the Enemies accompanying the Unclean Giant since it cannot threaten to kill a Hero if by itself.

In any case, Stuns and Debuffs are very useful for keeping the Unclean Giant in check by limiting its damage output.

Treebranch Smackdown only being able to Target Heroes in the Front 2 Ranks can be taken advantage of by having Heroes with High Prot or Dodge in the Front Ranks to tank the hits.

Overall Threat Level: High

This Attack inflicts a hefty Dodge and Accuracy Debuff to the Target Hero Hero on top of Marking them, helping the many Enemies who have a bias towards Targetting Marked Heroes or have a Bonus vs Marked Targets focus down the Marked Hero.

Putrefying Breath is a Single Target Attack usable from any Position that deals Decent Damage to a Hero in the Front 3 Positions alongside inflicting a relatively Weak Blight and causing Knockback.

From Death Comes Life is an Auto Action that is performed by the Hateful Virago at the end of a round if any Enemy Corpses are Present.

The Virago can Mark and Debuff your Heroes using Ruinous Hex, deal Decent Damage using Putrefying Breath, or Summon a Necrotic Fungus using From Death Comes Life to deny your Heroes from being able to use any Healing Skills.

The Virago doesn't pose much of a threat by itself, dealing middling at best Damage with its Attacks.

However, it can become a great threat if you allow there to be an Enemy Corpse at the end of the round, in which case the Virago will automatically use From Death Comes Life and consume the Corpse to Summon a Necrotic Fungus Enemy which Disables all Healing Skills for your Heroes.

It is preferrable to eliminate the Hateful Virago quickly to stop this from happening, which is most easily done using Mark Based Heroes to burst the Hateful Virago down.

In addition, although Moving the Virago to the Front Ranks won't hinder it at all, it can be a good idea to do so if it helps your Damage Dealers get rid of the Hateful Virago more easily.

Since From Death Comes Life can only be used if there is an Enemy Corpse present, simply making sure there are none present at the end of a round will prevent the Skill from being used.

Overall Threat Level: High

It has no actions and cannot directly threaten your Heroes but disables all Healing Skills by existing, which can prove to be lethal.

It is usually better to get rid of it quickly although it may more preferrable to deal with the Hateful Virago and the other Enemies first if your Heroes aren't in a dire need for Healing.

This Attack gains a nasty - Healing Received Debuff (-33% on Veteran // -50% on Champion) from Veteran Difficulty onward that can prove to be very Troublesome.

Ball and Chain is a Decently Accurate Decently High Crit Chance Single Target Attack usable from all Positions that deals Low Damage to a Hero in the Back 2 Positions.

The Swine Chopper is a genuine threat thanks to its decent Damage Dealing capabilities alongside the - Healing Received Debuff Butcher Cut can inflict from Veteran Difficulty especially when paired with the many High Damage threats that are Present within the Warrens.

However, due to the Swine Chopper being quite difficult to get rid of quickly, it is usually a good idea to use Stuns to keep the Swine Chopper in check while your Heroes deal with the other threatening Enemies accompanying the Swine Chopper.

This Attack Marks a Hero alongside Debuffing their Dodge, helping the many Enemies who have a bias towards Targetting Marked Heroes or have a Bonus vs Marked Targets focus down the Marked Hero.

Although the Swine Drummer by itself is of no real threat, it can set up Marks for other Enemies to take advantage of.

Due to this, you want to either get rid of said Enemies that can take advantage of Marks or get rid of the Swine Drummer quickly before it can Mark your Heroes.

Although Stress Damage is troublesome, the main threat the Swine Wretch poses is its 33% Chance to Disease the Target Hero.

The fact that Diseases can worsen a Hero by a significant amount alongside the other drawbacks they can cause makes this High Disease Chance very troublesome

Due to these factors, the Swine Wretch should be eliminated quickly before it can cause you any problems.

It is preferrable to have a Hero who can Outspeed the Swine Wretch and Stun them to shut them down for the turn, giving the others Heroes time to finish them off quickly.

Overall Threat Level: Medium

This Enemy also gains 2 turns of Stealth at the start of any Combat from Veteran Difficulty onwards, making it harder to get rid of.

The Swine Slasher can prove to be a great threat due to the High Burst Damage potential of Hook Where It Hurts.

It should be noted that the Swine Slasher cannot Target Heroes in the 4th Position.

Although the Swine Slasher is quite dangerous, unless you have a good way to Destealth them, it is usually better to deal with the other threatening Warrens Enemies accompanying the Swine Slasher.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

Although the Carrion Eater by itself is of minor threat, it is usually accompanied by Enemies that can set up Marks for the Carrion Eater.

While the Blight Munch inflicts is relatively weak, it is still a threat due to it being able to finish off a Hero at Death's Door.

If a Hero is getting focused down by Carrion Eater Enemies or is in Danger, remember that Munch cannot Target Heroes in the 4th Rank.

If needed, using a Marked Hero with High Prot or Dodge to Tank or Evade the Attacks of the Carrion Eater is a valid option, although this is a risky tactic in the Warrens alongside the fact that the threat of Disease still persists.

It is in your best interest to eliminate any Enemies accompanying the Carrion Eater that can Mark your Heroes.

In addition, due to the Carrion Eater having Low HP, killing them off before they can do much is a viable option.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

This Attack benefits from a +100% Damage Buff when Targetting Marked Heroes, which Skyrockets its Damage up, making it easily able to bring a Hero at Full Health down to Death's Door.

Weaken Prey is a Decently Accurate Attack usable from all Positions that deals Low Damage to a Hero in the Front 3 Positions alongside Marking them. This Attack also inflicts a hefty Debuff to the Target Hero's Damage and Accuracy.

The Large Carrion Eater can be very threatening, although it should be noted that it greatly appreciates other Enemies supporting it.

With that in mind, it can be a good idea to Stun the Large Carrion Eater to keep it in check while dealing with the Enemies accompanying the Large Carrion Eater.

It should be noted that the Large Carrion Eater cannot Target Heroes in the 4th Position.

If needed, using a Marked Hero with High Prot or Dodge to Tank or Evade the Attacks of the Large Carrion Eater is a valid option, although this is a risky tactic in the Warrens.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

Boar Rush is a Decently Accurate High Crit Chance Single Target Attack usable from the Back 3 Positions that deals Very High Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Ranks.

This Attack has an Extremely High Chance to inflict a Stun to the Target Hero while causing Knockback, potentially Moving them to Position 4.

Trot Retreat is a Skill used by the Swinetaur to Move itself to the Back Ranks so it can use its 2 very dangerous Back Rank Attacks on its next turn.

This Skill has a High Chance to be used unless there are no other Monsters present and is only usable if the Swinetaur is in the Front 3 Positions.

In addition, the Skill will not be used if there is another Swinetaur present, preventing an endless loop of 2 Swinetaurs using Trot Retreat.

The Swinetaur relies on being in the Back 2 Ranks in order to use its 2 highly threatening Attacks - Pig Spear and Boar Rush reliably.

The best way to stop the Swinetaur from getting to the Back 2 Positions is to eliminate the Enemies accompanying it.

Considering that the Swinetaur is very difficult to kill quickly and poses very little threat if on its own, it is in your best interest to prioritize getting rid of the Enemies accompanying the Swinetaur

Overall Threat Level: Medium

This Attack can inflict a Stun to the Target Hero while inflicting Knockback, potentially Moving them to Position 4.

Goring Flight is a Single Target Repositioning Attack usable in the Front 2 Positions that deals Low Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Positions while Moving the Skiver Back.

This Attack has a much Higher Chance to be used if at least 3 Enemy Positions are occupied in order to ensure the Swine Skiver ends up at the Back 2 Ranks after it is used.

If not, Goring Flight is only guarenteed to be used if the Swine Skiver is in Position 1, and Spit to Roast will take priority if the Swine Skiver is in Position 2 unless the Attack is on Cooldown.

Cripple Them is an AoE Attack usable from the Back 3 Positions that deals High HP Damage to all Heroes in the Back 3 Positions alongside a relatively Weak Blight.

Due to the Swine Skiver having overall superb Stats and the offensive pressure it applies, it is dreaded by many players and is considered to be the most dangerous Enemy in the game.

Using Skills like Disorienting Blast or Flashbang to Shuffle the Swine Skiver to the Front while Stunned effectively shuts it down for 2 turns.

That being Stuns by themselves are still very useful for keeping the Swine Skiver in check while you try to get rid of it.

Using Mark tactics to focus the Skiver down can also be a good way to eliminate it quickly.

Although the Swine Skiver should be a top priority to get rid of, the other threatening Warrens Enemies accompanying it should not be ignored, for single mindedly focusing on the Swine Skiver will let those Enemies show you what they are made of.

Overall Threat Level: Very High

Spearfishing is a Single Target Attack usable from the Back 2 Positions that deals High HP Damage to a Hero in the Back 2 Ranks.

Due to their Abysmal Stun Resist Stat, Stuns are very effective for shutting them down for a turn, limiting their Damage output and giving your Heroes more time to deal with them.

When dealing with the Pelagic Grouper, it is useful to keep in mind that they can only use Seaward Slash if in the Front 2 Positions and Spearfishing if in the Back 2 Ranks.

Overall Threat Level: Borderline High

Ceremonial Cut is a Low Accuracy Single Target Attack used from Position 1 that deals Low Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Ranks.

Call of the Deep is a Support Skill usable from the Back 3 Positions that the Pelagic Shaman uses to Buff an Ally's Accuracy, Crit Chance, and Damage.

Sea Breeze is a Support Skill usable from the Back 3 Positions that the Pelagic Shaman uses to Heal an Ally.

They also gain 2 Turns of Stealth at the start of any Combat from Veteran Difficulty onwards, making them harder to eliminate.

Sea Breeze can cause you trouble especially if the Pelagic Shaman Targets a Drowned Thrall, and Call of the Deep can make Dangerous Monsters such as the Pelagic Grouper more of a threat.

Due to the Pelagic Shaman being quite troublesome due to its Stress Dealing Attacks and Support Skills, it is a good idea to eliminate them early on.

It is preferrable to have a Hero who can outspeed and Stun the Pelagic Shaman, shutting it down for the turn and giving your other Heroes time to get rid of it.

If possible, Moving the Pelagic Shaman to Position 1 can be a good way to neutralize them due to them only being able to use Ceremonial Cut.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

Barnacle Barrier is a Support Skill the Pelagic Guardian uses to Guard an Ally while Buffing its own Prot to let it take more hits.

The Pelagic Guardian by itself lacks any significant Damage output, making it not much of a threat

The Pelagic Guardian instead Guards other more threatening Enemies such as the Pelagic Shaman or the Drowned Thrall.

Stuns are especially effective against the Pelagic Guardian, shutting it down for a turn whilst breaking its Guard

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

Since the Sea Maggot has Very High Prot but Very Low HP, DoTs and Armor Piercing Attacks are best for dealing with it.

Due to Diseases potentially being very disruptive and hindering, it is a good idea to get rid of the Sea Maggot early on in the Battle.

Overall Threat Level: Low

The Bleed Resist Debuff the Attack can inflict can be troublesome as well, making the Hero more susceptible to Bleeds from Enemies such as the Deep Stinger itself and the Uca Crusher.

Salty Gouge is a High Accuracy Single Target Attack without any Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals Low Damage alongside inflicting Bleed in addition to a - Dodge Debuff to the Target Hero.

Shocker is used to Stun a Hero while Debuffing their Bleed Resist for itself and other Bleed causing Enemies, and has a Very High Chance to be used on its first turn.

Although the Deep Stinger doesn't deal much Damage, its ability to disrupt your Heroes with Stuns and aid its Allies through the - Bleed Resist Debuff it can inflict can prove to be troublesome.

Considering both Attacks of the Deep Stinger have a chance to inflict a Disease, it is a good idea to consider eliminating them early on since they aren't too difficult to kill.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

The Revenge is an AoE Attack usable from any Position that deals Extremely High HP Damage and Decently High Stress Damage to all of your Heroes.

Although the Drowned Thrall by itself is quite easy to kill, the fact that other Enemies may support it can be troublesome.

For Example, the Pelagic Guardian may Guard the Drowned Thrall, the Pelagic Shaman may Heal it using Sea Breeze,and the Deep Stinger could Stun your Heroes.

Notably, the Drowned Thrall cannot take actions whilst Stunned, making Stuns a viable way to give yourself more time to eliminate it.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low
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It should be noted that this Attack has a Very High Chance to Target the Hero with the Lowest Bleed Resist Stat.

Tidal Slam is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack usable from the Front 3 Positions that deals Decent Damage to a Hero in the Front 2 Positions.

Similarly to the - Healing Received Debuff that Butcher Cut inflicts, this Debuff can prove to be troublesome by making it so the Hero cannot recover from big hits easily.

Although the Bleeds it can inflict alongside the - Healing Received Debuff can be a threat if left unchecked, the Uca Crusher doesn't deal much Direct Damage, leading it to being completely countered if you have a way to reliably cure its Bleeds or Resist them.

If no Plague Doctor is avaliable to simply cure the Bleeds, using Heroes with High Dodge to Dodge Arterial Pinch can be a Decent Solution.

Stuns can come in handy by being able to limit the amount of Bleed the Uca Crusher can inflict to your Heroes.

Overall Threat Level: Medium

This Attack always Targets a Jester if one is Present, and has a Low Chance to apply a +10% Stress Debuff to the Target Hero which lasts until the next time the Party Camps

Offkilter Jig is a relatively Low Accuracy AoE Attack that deals some Stress Damage in addition to inflicting Horror to all 4 of your Heroes while Moving the Squiffy Ghast to the Back Ranks.

It should be noted that the Attacks of the Squiffy Ghast have relatively Low Accuracy, making them not too hard to Dodge.

One way to deal with the Squiffy Ghast is the direct approach of taking advantage of its Low Move Resist by using Skills that cause Knockback to send the Squiffy Ghast to the Back Ranks, where it cannot use Offkilter Jig.

Another way to trivialize the Squiffy Ghast is to eliminate the Enemies accompanying it until there are less than 3 total Enemy Positions filled, in which case the Squiffy Ghast cannot use Offkilter Jig

The Squiffy Ghast has many parallels to the Jester with Maddening Shanty and Offkilter Jig being similar to the Jester's Solo and Finale Skills in that the User uses a Skill to Move to the Front Ranks to use their High Impact Attack.

There being an Achievement to Kill the Squiffy Ghast with Finale and the fact that Maddening Shanty always Targets the Jester if one is present futher confirms their rivalry.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

Uppercut Slice is a Single Target Attack usable from the Front 2 Positions that deals Low Damage alongside causing Knockback to a Target Hero in the Front 3 Ranks.

Shank is a Single Target Attack usable from the Front 3 Positions that deals Decently High Damage alongside a Bleed to a Hero in any Rank.

Harmless Poke is a Very Low Accuracy Single Target Repositioning Attack that deals Low Damage while Moving the Brigand Cutthroat Forward.

The Brigand Cutthroat can apply a large amount of offensive pressure to your Heroes with Slice And Dice & Shank, both of which deal good Damage and have a Higher Chance to be used.

Stuns can be useful for shutting down the Brigand Cutthroat for a turn, giving your Heroes more time to get rid of the Brigand Cutthroat and other threats

You can also try to Move them to Position 4, where they can only use Harmless Poke, a Weak Repositioning Attack

Overall Threat Level: Borderline High

Rushed Shot is a Low Accuracy Single Target Repositioning Attack that deals Low Damage while Moving the Brigand Fusilier Back.

They also gain 2 Turns of Stealth at the start of any Combat from Veteran Difficulty onwards, making them harder to eliminate.

The Brigand Fusilier poses barely any threat, with Blanket Fire dealing too Low Damage to be of any real concern.

Due to the Brigand Fusilier usually being accompanied by the much more threatening Brigand Cutthroat and/or Brigand Bloodletter Enemies, it is better to focus on the more threatening Brigands first.

This is especially true from Veteran Difficulty onward, where the Brigand Fusilier starts with 2 turns of Stealth, making them harder to eliminate.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

From Veteran Difficulty onwards, this Attack has a Higher Chance to be used if a Brigand Cutthroat is Present.

Punishment is a Decently Accurate High Crit Chance Single Target Attack without Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals Low HP and Stress Damage alongside a Bleed to the Target Hero.

Point Blank Shot is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack with a Very High Crit Chance that is usable from Position 1 and Targets the Hero in Position 1, potentially dealing Very High Damage.

This Attack is very likely to be used as the First Action of the Brigand Bloodletter and Knocks the Target Hero Back.

The Brigand Bloodletter also suffers a - Speed Debuff upon using this Attack.

The main threat the Brigand Bloodletter poses is Point Blank Shot, which has a Very High Chance to be used as the Brigand Bloodletter's First Action.

You can use the fact that Point Blank Shot can only Target Heroes in Position 1 by having Heroes High Prot or Dodge to tank the hits.

In addition, you can take advantage of the fact that the Brigand Bloodletter must be at Position 1 to use Point Blank Shot, so Moving them to Position 2 or 3 will make the Brigand Bloodletter unable to use Point Blank Shot

Since the Brigand Bloodletter isn't as much of a threat if alone, it may be a good call to use Stuns to keep them in check while getting rid of the Enemies accompanying the Brigand Bloodletter.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

This Attack benefits from a +50% Damage Buff when Targetting Marked Heroes and can apply a + Stress Debuff to your Heroes, which synergizes with the Attack's High Crit Chance and the Stress inflicting Enemies that will likely be accompanying them.

The Cultist Brawler doesn't pose much of a threat due to their main Attack Rend for the Old Gods dealing Decent at best Damage even to Marked Targets.

Both of its Attacks can only Target the Front 2 Positions, making the Cultist Brawler very predictable and easy to deal with.

You can easily Stun the Cultist Brawler or Move it to the Back 2 Positions to render them helpless

Due to these factors, it is usually better to take out the bigger threats that accompanying the Cultist Brawler.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

This Attack gains the ability to Mark Heroes from Veteran Difficulty onward, helping the many Enemies who have a bias towards Targetting Marked Heroes or have a Bonus vs Marked Targets focus down the Marked Hero.

Eldritch Pull is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack usable from the Back 3 Positions that deals Minimal HP Damage while Pulling a Hero in the Back 2 Ranks Forward.

This Attack deals Minor Stress Damage from Veteran Difficulty onward alongside a 2 round Cooldown.

Eldritch Push is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack usable from all positions that deals Minimal HP Damage while Pushing a Hero in the Front 2 Ranks to the Back Ranks.

Due to the Cultist Acolyte being able to deal hefty Stress Damage to your Heroes and the disruption they can cause, it is in your best interest to eliminate it quickly.

It is preferrable to have a Hero who can Outspeed the Cultist Acolyte and Stun them to shut them down for the turn, giving your other Heroes time to finish them off quickly.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

Accusation is a Very Accurate Single Target Attack without any Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals Minimal HP Damage and inflicts Horror to the Target Hero.

It is preferrable to have a Hero who can Outspeed the Madman and Stun them to shut them down for the turn and have the other Heroes finish them off quickly.

The Madman has a roughly 4% Chance to drop one of the Music Box Trinkets as Loot, which could come in handy.

Overall Threat Level: High

This Attack can also Stun your Heroes in addition to inflicting a - Blight Resist Debuff.

Bite is a Single Target Attack without any Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals Very Low Damage and inflicts Blight to the Target Hero.

When dealing with Spiders, you want to be taking out the Webbers First due to them having Higher Speed and the fact that Spitters pose no threat without Webbers setting up Marks for them.

Spit cannot be used at the Front 2 Positions, meaning if both Webbers are dead, the remaining Spitters are forced to use Bite, a much less threatening Attack.

Stuns can also be used to stop some of the Spiders from acting, although due to their Low HP Pool, just killing them is preferred and safer

Overall Threat Level: Prioritize over Spitters if possible

This Attack can also inflict a - Accuracy Debuff to your Heroes, making it harder for them to land their Attacks.

More importantly, This Attack benefits from a +100% Damage Buff when Targetting Marked Heroes, letting the Attack deal a High Amount of Damage.

Bite is a Single Target Attack usable in the Front 2 Positions that deals Very Low Damage and Blight to a Hero in any Position.

When dealing with Spiders, you want to be taking out the Webbers First due to them having Higher Speed and the fact that Spitters pose no threat without Webbers setting up Marks for them.

Spit cannot be used at the Front 2 Positions, meaning if both Webbers are dead, the remaining Spitters are forced to use Bite, a much less threatening Attack.

Stuns can also be used to stop some of the Spiders from acting, although due to their Low HP Pool, simply killing them is preferred and safer

Overall Threat Level: Medium

Due to its Small HP Pool. the Maggot can be easily eliminated, which should be done quickly before any Disease can be spread.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

Due to the Bone Rabble being a non threat, it should be the last thing you deal with.

Overall Threat Level: Very Low

Lash of the Tail is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack without any Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals Minimal Damage to the Target Hero.

That being said although the Stun Chance on Lash of the Tail is standard, the Knockback and Shuffle Chances of the 2 Attacks are too Low to actually do anything.

The Gargoyle is more of an annoyance more than anything and can be largely ignored while you prioritize getting rid of more threatening Enemies.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

This Attack can inflict a + Stress Debuff to the Target Hero and has a High Chance to be used on its first turn

Skull Toss is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack usable from any Position that deals Decently High HP Damage and a hefty amount of Stress Damage alongside having a Chance to Stun a Hero in the Back 2 Positions.

Howl is a Decently Accurate AoE Attack usable from any Position that can inflict Horror to all 4 Heroes while also Lowering the Light Level

The Ghoul is a troublesome Enemy, with all 3 of its Attacks contributing to your Heroes taking more Stress Damage, which is further enabled by its High Speed.

As is the case with many Size 2 Enemies, Stuns are handy for keeping the Ghoul in check while you either focus on getting rid of the Ghoul or get rid of the threats accompanying it

Overall Threat Level: High

Uppercut Slice is a Single Target Attack usable from the Front 2 Positions that deals Low Damage alongside inflicting Knockback to a Target Hero in the Front 3 Ranks.

Shank is a Single Target Attack usable from the Front 3 Positions that deals Decently High Damage alongside a Bleed to a Hero in any Rank.

The Brigand Raider also Marks the Target Hero with this Attack, helping the many Enemies who have a Higher Chance to Target Marked Heroes focus down the Marked Hero with their Attacks.

Harmless Poke is a Very Low Accuracy Single Target Repositioning Attack usable from Position 4 that deals Low Damage to a Hero in any Position while Moving the Brigand Raider Forward.

The Brigand Raider gains the ability to Mark Heroes with Shank, helping many Enemies who have a Higher Chance to Target Marked Heroes focus down the Marked Hero with their Attacks.

Stuns can be useful for shutting down the Brigand Raider for a turn, giving your Heroes more time to take care of the Brigand Raider and other threats.

You can also try to Move them to Position 4, where they can only use Harmless Poke, a Weak Repositioning Attack

Overall Threat Level: Borderline High

The Brigand Hunter deals minor Stress Damage with Blanket Fire, making the Attack more of a concern.

It also starts every Combat with 2 Turns of Stealth, making it harder to deal with.

The Brigand Hunter while being more of a threat than the Brigand Fusilier still proves to be not much of a threat in the Damage department, although the Stress Damage Blanket Fire can inflict can stack up, especially in the case of a Critial Hit.

Although it would be preferrable to take them out early, unless you have the means necessary to get rid of it quickly, it is usually better to focus on dealing with the Brigand Cutthroat and Brigand Raider Enemies accompanying it.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

Snakebite is a High Accuracy Single Target Attack usable from the Front 3 Positions that deals Decent Damage alongside inflicting Bleed to a Hero in the Front 3 Positions.

It is a High HP Enemy with Decent Prot and Dodge alongside High Speed that uses Warning Rattle to Guard an Ally and Snakebite to deal Decent Damage in addition to inflicting Bleed.

The Rattler isn't too much of a threat, although alongside the Bleed or Blight the Serpent Enemies accompanying it will be inflicting, the Damage can stack up.

Due to the Rattler being quite durable, it may be a better idea to take care of the Pilskin Enemy first if you have the tools to Destealth and kill it.

Stuns are very useful for dealing with the Rattler thanks to Stuns letting you shut down the Rattler for a turn while also breaking its Guard.

Overall Threat Level: Medium

Infuse is a High Accuracy Single Target Attack that deals Decent Damage alongside inflicting Blight to the Target Hero.

This Attack can be used if the Pilskin is in the Front 2 Ranks, and can only Target Heroes in the Front 2 Ranks

The Pilskin is a Low HP Enemy with Minor Prot, High Dodge and High Speed that deals Blight with its Attacks. They also gain 2 Turns of Stealth at the start of any Combat from making them harder to eliminate, alongside benefitting from a +12 CRIT Buff if they are Stealthed.

The Pilskin isn't too much of a threat, although alongside the High Crit Chance when Stealthed and the Bleed or Blight the Serpent Enemies accompanying it will be inflicting, the Damage can stack up.

When facing a Pilskin, it is advised to Destealth them to deprive them of their + Crit Chance Buff and eliminate them quickly since they have Low HP, making them quite easy to kill once they are Destealthed

It may also be useful to note that they cannot use Infuse from the Back 2 Positions, instead using Venomous Gleek which has Very Low Damage and can only Target the Front 2 Ranks.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

Paralyzing Quills is a High Accuracy Single Target Attack usable from all Positions that deals High Damage alongside inflicting a very potent Stun to a Hero in the Front 3 Ranks.

Molt is a Self Healing Skill which Heals the Adder, curing all Bleed, Blight, and Debuffs alongside Buffing its Blight Skill Chance and Damage.

It is a High HP Size 2 Enemy with some Prot that can use its High Accuracy Attacks to Stun or Blight your Heroes alongside being able to cure any Bleed, Blight, or Debuffs inflicted on itself using Molt.

The Adder is only really a threat if other Enemies are present due to it not dealing enough Damage to be of much threat alone.

Due to the Adder not posing much of a threat alone, it is advised to eliminate any Monsters accompanying the Adder while using Stuns to keep it in check.

Overall Threat Level: Medium

Predigestion is a Single Target Attack without Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals Low Damage alongside inflicting Blight while Moving the Supplicant Forward.

Due to the Supplicant not dealing much Damage, it doesn't pose much of a threat, and you should be prioritizing the more threatening Crimson Court Enemies accompanying it.

Overall Threat Level: Medium Low

This Attack also Marks the Target Hero while possibly Pulling them to the Front Ranks, where the Hero will be in more danger of being Focused Down by the many Crimson Court Monsters that have a Higher Chance to Target Marked Heroes.

It should be noted that this Attack has a much Higher Chance to target your (probably) more vulnerable Backline Heroes.

Elusive Exit is a Very Accurate AoE Attack usable from any Position that deals minimal HP Damage and inflicts Horror to all 4 Heroes while the Gatekeeper Escapes from the battle.

After escaping, the Gatekeeper also removes all Enemy Corpses alongside Summoning Sycophant Enemies in all Empty Positions.

It can use Enraging Slight to deal Stress to your Heroes alongside Marking and Pulling them, and if they are left alive for too long, they will flee the Battle using Elusive Exit, removing any Enemy Corpses and Summoning Sycophant Enemies in empty spaces.

The Gatekeeper always drops an Invitation to the currently active Courtyard Epic Quest alongside being guarenteed to spawn if you interact with a Throbbing Coccoon Curio outside the Courtyard.

Due to Elusive Exit being a highly troublesome Attack, it is in your best interest to eliminate the Gatekeeper quickly.

Thanks to turns while being Stunned not counting as taking an Action, Stunning the Gatekeeper is a good way to delay it from being able to use Elusive Exit.

Overall Threat Level: Very High

This Attack also inflicts a - Bleed Resist Debuff that synergizes with the Bleed Heavy Crimson Court Enemies accompanying the Chevalier.

Buried Blast is a Decently Accurate Attack which Targets 2 Heroes at once and is usable from the Back 3 Positions alongside being able to Target Heroes in any Position.

They can use Subterranean Skewer to dish out High Damage with a Bleed or use Buried Blast to Cripple the Dodge of your Heroes while Stunning them.

The Chevalier can be difficult to deal with due to it being quite Sturdy and its Sky High Move Resist letting it stay in the Back Ranks.

Even though the Chevalier is a big threat, it being so tanky means you may want to deal with the other Enemies that can pose a threat and can be more easily dispatched first.

On top of that, due to the Chevalier having a Very Low Stun Resist Stat, Stuns are very useful for keeping it in check, letting you focus on the other threats first.

That being said if the Chevalier is posing an immediate threat to your and/or you can dispatch it decently easily, it can be beneficial to take it out earlier on in the battle.

Overall Threat Level: High

This Attack also Marks the Target Hero while possibly Pulling them to the Front Ranks, where the Hero will be in more danger of being Focused Down by the many Crimson Court Monsters that have a Higher Chance to Target Marked Heroes.

Infallible Servitude is a Support Skill used by the Manservant to Guard one of their Allies while Buffing its own Prot to make itself more durable.

The Thirst if used in its Thirsty Form is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack with no Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals some HP and Stress Damage while Moving the Manservant Forward.

The Manservant must have 33% or less HP in order to use this Attack on Apprentice Difficulty and a Higher Chance to use it if it has 55% or less HP on Veteran & Champion Difficulty

This Attack has a 31% Chance to Inflict the Crimson Curse alongside a Chance to apply a Hefty + Stress Debuff to the Target Hero.

In addition, the Manservant Heals some HP & Receives any Blight that was on the Target Hero and changes into its Bloodlust Form.
Overall Analysis
The Manservant is a Low HP Enemy with High Speed and Dodge that supports its Allies by Guarding them whilst Disrupting your Heroes with Pulls and Stuns and inflicting Stress to your Heroes.

The Manservant doesn't do much Damage Overall, instead it opts to take up more of a supporting role, Guarding its Allies in both Forms with Infallible Servitude and Gibbering Entourage.

In addition, the Manservant uses Attacks such as Enraging Slight and Refined Palate to inflict Stress to your Heroes alongside Disrupting your Heroes.

As is the case with most of the Crimson Court Enemies, The Thirst is used to Heal Themselves while dealing HP and Stress Damage to your Heroes alongside having a Chance to inflict the Crimson Curse.

It should be noted that the Version of The Thirst that the Manservant can use in its Thirsty Form can inflict a Large + Stress Debuff to the Target Hero (+33% on Apprentice // +50% on Veteran // +67% on Champion)

While the Manservant isn't as directly threatening as some of the other Crimson Court Enemies, they do a good job of being a hinderance by Guarding their Allies and dealing Stress to your Heroes.

It can be a good idea to kill them early on or use Stuns to shut the Manservant down whilst you take care of other threats.

Overall Threat Level: Medium High

This Attack deals minimal HP Damage and some Stress Damage to the Target Hero alongside being able to Stun them as well.

Gibbering Entourage is a Support Skill used by the Manservant in its Bloodlust Form to Guard all of its Allies while Greatly Buffing its Prot to make itself much more durable.

Choice Cut is a Single Target Attack usable from any Position that deals Low Damage alongside a Bleed to a Hero in the Back 2 Positions.

The Thirst if used in its Bloodlust Form is a Decently Accurate Single Target Attack with no Positioning or Targetting Requirements that deals mediocre HP Damage and some Stress Damage while Moving the Manservant Forward.

The Manservant must have 33% or less HP in order to use this Attack.

This Attack has a 31% Chance to Inflict the Crimson Curse alongside Healing some HP & Recieving any Blight that was on the Target Hero.