Bestiary

By zone

One row per creature, grouped by zone in the order they open up. Next to each zone, the gear lines that drop there most.

Every creature belongs to a family, and the family is not decoration: it is the knob that lets a weapon hit harder against the undead, a quest count vermin, or a dungeon of spirits demand magic damage. While the wolf and the skeleton are both just "a creature", none of that can be written.

Every outing that fights takes place in a zone, and what you run into comes from that zone. Zones with no outing yet are already in the bestiary: they are the next ones.

Where each one fights

Every adventure and dungeon, with the creatures waiting in it. Each name jumps to its row in the bestiary.

Every stage and every dungeon lists its enemies one by one, each with its level: what the card says is what you face. The order is shuffled by the seed and the boss always comes last. Each enemy's toughness comes from its level, measured against a character of that level wearing common gear.

Zone trophies

Each zone has two objects its creatures drop: a common one and a rare one. They drop by the energy of the outing and the health of each creature, so bosses drop more, and the rare one comes mostly from the tough ones (three times as often in dungeons). A creature more than ten levels below you no longer drops anything. The World ones drop from any boss, once in a long while. They sell on the market and to merchants.

Mini-pets

Every creature can drop, once in a long while, its mini-pet: a tiny version that follows you in the world, on outings and while you work your professions. It goes in its own character slot and grants an attribute based on the kind of creature (beasts, strength; vermin, agility; spirits, intelligence; undead, stamina; humanoids and nobles, charisma) and a bonus based on its zone. Boss pets add health or mana, and world boss pets also add all attributes. They sell on the market and to merchants. A creature more than ten levels below you no longer drops it.

Skill pets

Some professions have their own pet, which does not drop from any creature: it turns up while you work that profession, very rarely (on average, one every 400 hours or so of work). There is one per profession; it gives no attributes or zone bonuses and, while equipped, adds 5% experience to its profession. It is recorded in the Petdex, on its own.

The Petdex

The Petdex is a tab in the Achievements window that shows every mini-pet you have had, even if you sold it later. It is only a collection and gives no bonus: a pet only gives its bonus while it is equipped in its slot.