|
Name |
picture | Lowest Level Sword to One-Hit Kill | Hit Points | Base Damage (No Shield) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bat |  |
 |
20 | 5 |
| Bee |  |
|
20 | 10 |
| Slime |  |
 |
40 | 20 |
| Snake |  |
 |
80 | 40 |
| Worm |  |
 |
160 | 60 |
| Eye |  |
 |
320 | 100 |
| Ghost |  |
Mithril Sword (2 hits) | 640 | 200 |
| Knight |  |
Mithril Sword(2 hits) | 640 | 300 |
Combat Guide[]
So when fighting you have three choices...
- Hit and Run - Basically you use your spacebar to hit them at the right moment then still run instead of clicking on them. It works, but occasionally you might mess up
- Fodder Tactic - You get an enemy that you can kill in one hit between the one you can't, and you. Then you just kill the first one, also hitting the second one. Make sure you can kill the second one in two hits though otherwise you need a lot of fodder for this.
- Beginner's/horrible strategy - You can just click on every random enemy you see and hit the big ones twice... Like I said it is a horrible strategy.
- Spawn Trap - You find the spawn site and put 4 blocks around it to trap the enemies. Then slash and run from them. DOES NOT WORK WITH KNIGHTS.
- Enemy "Matchmaking" - If you lure two enemies near each other, sometimes they will turn towards each other and "start kissing". Then when they're "distracted" you can more easily take them out. Rather risky and requires quick maneuverability reflexes.