Browse the full local unit mirror: NPCs, monsters, critters, bosses, class-like actors, factions, levels, skills, and loot-bearing enemies. This is separate from the `/monsters/` Questlog creature-spawn page, which has 109 creature variants.
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This page reads /assets/data/farever-units-db.json, generated from the local unit detail mirror. The mirror audit reports 378 unit routes, and the default view renders 378 unit cards.
The `/monsters/` page intentionally remains at 109 because it uses the Questlog creature/spawn dataset rather than the broader unit mirror.
The Farever units database covers every enemy type encountered across Skyover Island and the Valley of the Eternal Autumn. Each unit record includes the unit type (mob, boss, elite, or named), level range, faction affiliation, loot drop count, and learnable skill data. Use the filters above to narrow by unit type or level bracket.
Skyover Island hosts the bulk of Farever's beginner-to-mid enemy variety. Boars and Skunk-type creatures are the most common low-level mobs, found throughout the open fields and forest edges in levels 1–8. Bee swarm units appear near the Sunken Aerie entrance and are notable for their fast multi-hit attacks. Kobolds appear in force around Stormhold Keep and introduce faction-based patrol mechanics for the first time.
The Valley of the Eternal Autumn introduces Demon and Golem unit types, which require different counter-strategies than Skyover Island enemies. Golems deal heavy stagger damage and are best handled with ranged kiting or high-dodge builds. Demon units in Goldleaf Sanctum use magic AoE attacks and are particularly dangerous for melee-heavy parties without a supporting Priest.
Named boss units in Farever follow a two-phase encounter structure. Phase transitions are triggered at around 50% health and introduce new attack patterns or additional enemy spawns. The four dungeon bosses in Skyover Island are among the best-documented units: the Sunken Aerie boss requires dodge timing mastery, Stormhold Keep's faction boss rewards stagger-focused builds, Wraithwind Spire's flying boss counters stationary damage dealers, and the Cradle of the Sky capstone boss scales its health with party size.
For loot drops from specific units, see the Farever Loot Tables. For dungeon-specific enemy compositions, visit the Dungeons page. For monsters with full wiki detail, see Farever Monsters.
