Monsters

This article is a stub. You can help Caveblazers Wiki by expanding it.

Monsters are the main threat in the world of Caveblazers, there are 27 unique enemies.

Name	Stats	Description	Image
Slime	Type: Ooze Move: Jumping Speed: Slow Health Points: 10 Damage: 9-11	These simple-minded creatures are very common in caves throughout the world, and are rarely seen above ground. They are primarily scavengers, but will also attack nearby threats.
Large Slime	Type: Ooze Move: Jumping Speed: Slow Health Points: 60 Damage: 19-21	These larger, more mature slimes are much tougher to deal with. They are often seen carrying a skull of one of their previous victim - it is though that this is an attempt to strike fear in to any nearby threats. When slimes grow to this size, they can be seen to split in half, creating two separate-thinking creatures.
Fire Slime	Type:Ooze Move: Jumping Speed: Slow Health Points: 20 Damage: 4-6 Causes burning on touch.	Slimes will eat just about anything they come across. These particular slimes have been eating something especially fiery in the caves, and have resultantly ended up being especially fiery themselves.
Poison Slime	Type: Ooze Move: Jumping Speed: Slow Health Points: 60 Damage: 14-16 Fires poison projectiles and causes poison on touch.	These dangerous creatures will poison you on hit, and also have a habit of tossing poisonous goop your way.
Bat	Type: Beast Move: Flying Speed: Medium Health Points: 8 Damage: 9-11	Bats pose little threat on their own, but can be dangerous in groups or while amoungst other creatures.
Jumper	Type: Beast Move: Jumping Speed: Medium, Fast (Attacking) Health Points: 15 Damage: 9-11	These hotheaded monsters are just angry with the world and everyone in it. They are more than happy to end their own lives in order to cause suffering to others. These creatures have many names throughout the world: Todgers, Chubbers, Yoghurt Slingers, Porkers, Dongers, and many more! Perhaps their anger with the world is linked to the fact that they have so many derogatory nicknames.
Hobgoblin	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Slow Health Points: 35 Damage: 9-11	Hobgoblins are renouned for their stupidity, but these mischiveous little creatures are often very skilled in crafting. They wear handcrafted skull masks to cover up their horrendously unattractive faces, as well as wristlets and other jewellery which all indicate their social standing. Contrary to popular belief, hobgoblins are actually entirely unrelated to goblins.
Warrior Hobgoblin	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Slow Health Points: 55 Damage: 19-21	Although most hobgoblins are atrocious warriors, there are a select few which become known as great champions. They are very strong, and can take quite a beating, but can be very easily outsmarted and outmanoeuvred.
Kullo	Type: Undead Move: Flying Speed: Medium (Undetected), Fast (Detected) Health Points: 25 Damage: 14-16	These creatures are thought to be the remains of an ancient civilization, living on even after death. They have a powerful bite and are usually surrounded by mini kullos which will attempt to hunt you down if you destroy their guardian.
Draze	Type: Beast Move: Flying Speed: Fast Health Points: 40 Damage: 1-2 Causes Burning	Drazes are similar to bats in appearance, but have one major difference - their ability to breath fire. Their ability to rain an inferno down upon you is extremely dangerous. You should try to keep a suitable difference between yourself and the mouth of a Draze at all cost.
Mushm'n	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Medium Health Points: 40 Damage: 13-15	Being quite unthreatening on their own, Mushm'ns tend to stick together in their squads. They throw sticky mushroom spores to slow down their targets, then proceed to claw at the throats and drink the delicious blood that pours out.
Goblin	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Medium Health Points: 20 Damage: 9-11	Goblins are short & viciouscreatures goverened by orcs. Historically, they lived deep underground and developed massively oversized ears & giant yellow eyes which aided their ability to survive in the dark. Nowadays they are more integrated in to orcish culture and often live as a minority group in orcish camps & cities.
Orc	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Medium Health Points: 30-60 Damage: 9-11	Orcs are large, strong, intelligent creatures who have been at war with humans for hundreds of years. They are savage warriors, with a taste for human flesh who enjoy nothing more than a good old fashioned raid. Humans often refer to them as 'pixies' - something which originated at the start of the war as an attempt to relieve the aspect of fear from the soldiers.
Chief Orc	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Medium Health Points: 80 Damage: 9-11	These orcs are much stronger than the regular ones, but don't tend to use ranged weapons. They have a very powerful swipe, so keep them at range!
Demon Orc	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Fast Health Points: 80 Damage: 9-11	Orcs sometimes feel the need to make deals with the devil, resulting in these monstrosities who are very proficient in combat, but have absolutely zero personiality. These guys will block almost anything you throw at them and need to be attacked from behind.
Pitboy	Type: Humanoid Move: Ground Speed: Fast Health Points: 120 Damage: 14-15	Pitboys are group of crazed men living within the cave, or the 'pit' as they prefer to call it. They paint their skin various colours to determine rank within their groups, and often paint skeletal marking their bodies to display their loyalty for their God, The Overlord.
Phantom	Type: Undead Move: Ground Speed: Medium Health Points: 50-100 Damage: 10-15	Having being brought in from the spirit world through the use of a powerful relic, Phantoms are hostile characters who carry powerful shadow weapons. Phantoms resemble who the once were, but there bodies are gone. They are made up of an almost-solid, translucent substance that gives off a chilling aura.
Archfiend	Type: Undead Move: Flying Speed: Medium Health Points: 450 Damage: 14-16	Archfiends are powerful phantoms very rarely seen outside of the spirit world. The feed on sould of the living, and use their mouth tenticles to suck the life out of their prey.
Cave Troll	Type: Giant Move: Ground Speed: Slow Health Points: 100 Damage: 14-22	These ugly creatures have very tough skin, making them quite resistand to ranged attacks. Trolls are fairly unintelligent creatures and lead a simple life in caves throughout the world. They will eat just about anything, including rocks, metal and plants, but seem to have a particualr hankering for humans.
Tiki Grub	Type: Beast Move: Stationary Speed: Stationary Health Points: 100 Damage: 15-17	These very territorial creatures will defend their land to the very end. They will undoubtably beat you at range - best practice is to duck and weave until you're close enough to hack away at them to interrupt their attacks.
Charger	Type: Construct Move: Flying Speed: Medium Health Points: 50 Damage: 16-18	Their rather unimaginative name comes from their incessant habit of charging down their enimies with a gorrifying spiked shield. Avoiding their charge will leave them open to attack from behind.
Tentabrain	Type: Monstrosity Move: Random Speed: Slow Health Points: 150 Damage: 15-20	Tentabrains begin life as a minute parasitic creatures floating through the air looking for a host to feed from. Eventually, they grow large enough to engulf entire chunks of land and remain stationary as they devour passing creatures.
Lava Swarm	Type: Beast Move: Flying Speed: Medium Health Points: 5 Damage: 14-16	A swarm of bee-like creatures which pack a powerful punch. They will use themselves as weapons in order to protect the swarm from incoming threats.
Spike Slug	Type: Outsider Move: Ground, Wall & Ceiling Speed: Slow Health Points: 100 Damage: 9-11	A slimy creature with sharp spines protruding out of holes in their bodies. When threatened, spike slugs are able to propel a flurry of spines in to the air which are very difficult to avoid. Spike slugs are slow creatures with a sticky underside which allows them to slide along floors, walls and ceilings
Splort	Type: Outsider Move: Flying Speed: Medium Health Points: 160 Damage: 17-19	These bumblebee-like creatures seem to be very common in the Shrouded Land. They are extremely aggressive, and will charge at nearby threats to scare them off. If their charge is dodged and they end up slamming in to a wall, they will be temporarily stunned, leaving them open to attack.
Squidclops	Type: Outsider Move: Flying Speed: Slow Health Points: 150 Damage: 0	Harmless flying cephalopods which use their tentacles to propel themselves in to the air. These critters will periodically send out bursts of energy that will produce shields for nearby allies.
Crusher	Type: Outsider Move: Flying Speed: Stationary Health Points: 120 Damage: 19-21	These spiky fellas have a hard protective shell. They cannot be damaged until their shell is broken, revealing their vulnerable, but still just as spiky, flesh underneath. Crushers will charge down opponents at great speed. Due to their shape they will only charge in straight lines, so their movements can be easily predicted.