Enemy spawn is random and it is always different during a playthrough.
Monsters
Monsters can be treated as mini-bosses - they have health bars and use various abilities.
They are tough opponents and they require the entire party to cooperate.
A Rat Ogre attacks with powerful hits that push his targets back.
This enemy can also use three fast attacks or can charge at the heroes.
A Stormfiend shoots from a cannon that allows this monster to use AoE attacks.
However, this enemy can also sometimes charge at the heroes.
AoE attacks leave a green ooze that deals damage - avoid it at all cost.
A Stormfiend has two weak points - his head and a peculiar creature on his back.
Your entire party should stay near a Stormfiend - avoid his attacks and aim at the weak spots.
A Spawn of Chaos fights only at a close distance.
A Bile Troll fights at a close distance.
One of his skills allows him to vomit - this attack deals damage over time and reduces your visibility.
A Bile Troll’s weak spot is his head.
Special and elite enemies
Special and elite enemies have certain traits.
For example - they are armored, can overwhelm heroes with projectiles or trap them.
What distinguishes them from a regular horde is their appearance as well as the aforementioned skills and traits.
A Chaos Warrior is large and armored.
He uses powerful but slow attacks that should be avoided.
Due to his armor, a Chaos Warrior’s only weak spot is his head.
A Plague Monk are Skaven berserkers, who often fight in groups and can deal massive damage.
An Assassin Rat is another fast assassin.
A Gun Rat attacks your party with a rapid-fire rifle - avoid his bullets when he starts shooting.
Remember that you’ve got the option to use a shield to completely reduce damage dealt with bullets.
The best way to fight a Gun Rat is to kill him before he starts shooting.
A Fire Rat works a little bit like a Gun Rat.
This enemy can only attack from a closer distance.
Get rid of him before a Fire Rat gets closer to you.
Chaos Berserker with two axes.
Very hard to knock down.
He’s also likely to leap towards you.
Appears in groups (of at least two berserkers).
Try getting a headshot while he’s charging and confirm to dodge his attacks if he gets close.
Another Chaos berserker, this time using a double-handed axe.
A Skaven with a halberd.
The head is the weak spot.
Another version of the Stormvermin, this time with a sword and a shield.
He deals lower damage and has smaller range, but the shield is what makes things problematic here.
A Blightstormer is a very dangerous enemy who should be defeated as soon as you see or hear him.
This enemy creates a green expanding circle that sucks the heroes in and deals damage.
A Hookrat doesn’t deal a lot of damage.
He can be easily detected - his footsteps are accompanied by rattling skulls.
What is more, this enemy will start running away from you.
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