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Imperial Knights bestiary

Complete enemy reference with weaknesses, status effects, and drop tables.

Last updated: 2026-09-06

The Imperial Knights bestiary catalogs every enemy you will encounter across three routes. Use this reference to check element weaknesses before boss fights, plan card builds for status-heavy dungeons, and optimize gold farming by targeting high-drop-rate enemies.

How to read this guide

Each enemy entry includes:

HP range at the encounter level
Element affiliation
Status effects the enemy can apply
Weakness (what element deals extra damage)
Notable drops and their rates

Early game — Maldonia North Road and caves

Slime

HP: 30–50
Element: Water
Weakness: Fire
Status: None
Drops: Potion (20%)
Notes: Basic enemy. Defeat with any fire attack.

Goblin

HP: 50–80
Element: Earth
Weakness: Wind
Status: None
Drops: Leather (30%), Antidote (10%)
Notes: Groups of 2–3. Focus fire.

Bat

HP: 20–40
Element: Wind
Weakness: Earth
Status: Sleep (10%)
Drops: Awakening (15%)
Notes: Spreads sleep. Use status-null cards.

Plant

HP: 60–100
Element: Earth
Weakness: Fire
Status: Poison (20%)
Drops: Herb (25%), Antidote (15%), Full Potion (5%)
Notes: Poisons on contact. Fire element recommended.

Mid game — Protea and Catacombs

Skeleton

HP: 80–120
Element: Dark
Weakness: Holy
Status: Blind (15%)
Drops: Bone (30%), Eye Drops (10%)
Notes: Catacombs common enemy. Bring eye drops.

Dark Mage

HP: 100–150
Element: Dark
Weakness: Holy
Status: Silence (20%)
Drops: Magic Dust (25%), Full Magic (10%)
Notes: Silences magical attackers. Dispel or kill fast.

Orc

HP: 150–200
Element: Earth
Weakness: Wind
Status: Armor Break (25%)
Drops: Iron Scrap (30%), Repair Kit (15%)
Notes: Heavy armor. Wind element optimal.

Werewolf

HP: 180–250
Element: Wind
Weakness: Earth
Status: Paralysis (15%)
Drops: Furs (35%), Full Potion (10%)
Notes: Fast. Paralysis can lock your party.

Late game — Spirit Cave and Svalt

Poison Slime

HP: 200–300
Element: Water/Poison
Weakness: Fire
Status: Poison (40%), Heavy Poison (15%)
Drops: Poison Gland (20%), Antidote (30%)
Notes: Poisons through defense. Wear poison rings.

Demon

HP: 300–400
Element: Dark
Weakness: Holy
Status: Blind (20%), Curse (10%)
Drops: Demon Core (5%), Magic Sword (2%)
Notes: Spirit Cave regular enemy. High damage.

Dark Knight

HP: 400–500
Element: Dark
Weakness: Holy
Status: Armor Break (30%)
Drops: Dark Steel (25%), Defense Ring (5%)
Notes: Heavy armor-break. Kill before they act.

Boss bestiary

Alraune (Plant Colony)

HP: ~2000
Element: Earth
Weakness: Fire
Status: Poison (AoE), Sleep (AoE)
Resistance: Wind, Water
Drops: Plant Essence (100%), Full Potion (×3)
Strategy: Fire weapons. Poison rings recommended. Kill adds first.

Cardinal (Cathedral Basement)

HP: ~3500
Element: Dark
Weakness: Holy
Status: Silence (AoE), Curse (single), Blind (AoE)
Resistance: Dark, Earth
Drops: Dark Crystal (100%), Herbal Medicine (×2)
Strategy: Herbal Medicine reduces magic damage taken. Holy weapons essential.

Mud Poison (Spirit Cave)

HP: ~5000
Element: Water/Earth/Poison (tri-typed)
Weakness: Fire, Wind
Status: Poison (stackable), Heavy Poison, Armor Break
Resistance: Water, Earth
Drops: Poison Gland (100%), Poison Ring (100%)
Strategy: Poison Rings mandatory. Fire/Wind hybrid approach. Keep HP full.

Svalt Demon King

HP: ~8000
Element: Dark
Weakness: Holy
Status: Blind (AoE), Curse (stackable), Paralysis (single)
Resistance: Dark, Fire
Drops: Demon Core (100%), Magic Sword (50%)
Strategy: Party-wide healing required. Blind protection accessories. Holy weapons.

Bio Worm

HP: ~6000
Element: Poison
Weakness: Fire, Wind
Status: Poison (DoT), Heavy Poison, Slow
Resistance: Poison, Earth
Drops: Bio Sample (100%), Puremite Ore (30%)
Strategy: Delayed breath attack. Kill adds quickly. Fire/Wind mix.

Puremite Golem

HP: ~4000
Element: Earth
Weakness: Water, Wind
Status: Stun (AoE), Slow
Resistance: Earth, Fire
Drops: Puremite Ore (100%), Elixir (20%)
Strategy: Water or wind weapons. Stun immunity helps.

Mage Reinhardt

HP: ~3000
Element: Fire/Dark
Weakness: Water, Holy
Status: Burn (DoT), Silence (single)
Resistance: Fire, Dark
Drops: Magic Dust (100%), Full Magic (×3)
Strategy: Water users. Kill before big fire spell.

Norakura (Route 3 boss)

HP: ~7000
Element: Dark
Weakness: Holy
Status: Curse (stackable), Death Sentence (stackable)
Resistance: Dark, Poison
Drops: Imperial Seal (100%)
Strategy: Dispel curses immediately. Heavy boss.

Tear Beast

HP: ~4500
Element: Wind
Weakness: Earth
Status: Paralysis (AoE), Slow
Resistance: Wind
Drops: Wind Essence (100%), Stimulant (×2)
Strategy: Earth weapons. Paralysis immunity preferred.

Sati (Finale)

HP: ~10000
Element: Dark/Light (phase-based)
Weakness: Varies by phase
Status: Various
Resistance: Varies
Drops: Platinum Card (100%)
Strategy: Two-phase fight. Adapt elements to phase.

Status effect reference

Effect	Symptom	Cure	Prevention
Poison	HP drain per turn	Antidote, Herbal Medicine	Poison Ring
Sleep	Cannot act	Awakening	Status-null card
Blind	Miss rate +50%	Eye Drops	Status-null card
Silence	Cannot use skills	—	Status-null card
Paralysis	Skip turn chance	—	Status-null card
Bind	Lose turn	Unbind (exploration)	Repair Kit
Curse	Stat debuff	Dispel item	Status-null card
Armor Break	Equipment damage	Repair Kit	—

Combat guide — Element system and status mechanics
Card tier list — Status-null cards
Walkthrough — Dungeon enemy order
Checklist — Boss defeat tracking

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the questions Imperial Knights players ask first.

Which element is Mud Poison weak to?

Fire and Wind. Equip Poison Rings and use fire/wind hybrid attacks.

What status effects does the Cardinal use?

Silence (AoE), Curse (single target), and Blind (AoE). Herbal Medicine reduces magic damage.

How do I prevent poison?

Poison Ring from Protea shop prevents poison status. Antidote cures it during exploration.

Which boss has the highest HP?

Sati (finale) at approximately 10,000 HP across two phases.