Warhammer Survivors Enemies and Bosses Guide

Enemies in Warhammer Survivors consist of a massive bestiary drawn from both the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar universes. As of the November 10, 2026 release version, there are 77 confirmed entries in the bestiary, ranging from swarm-style fodder like Nurglings to massive, screen-filling bosses like Mortarion and Ghazghkull Thraka. Each enemy is defined by four primary statistics: Wounds, Power, Speed, and the specific stages on which they appear.

Enemy Stat Mechanics

Understanding how enemy health functions is critical for progression. In Warhammer Survivors, health is referred to as Wounds. While basic enemies have a fixed number of Wounds, elite units and bosses often utilize a scaling mechanic based on the player's current level.

Fixed vs. Scaling Wounds

• Fixed Wounds: Common enemies, such as the Bloodreaver (5 Wounds) or Clanrat (12 Wounds), have static health pools. These enemies are designed to be dispatched quickly in large numbers.
• Scaling Wounds: More dangerous foes have Wounds calculated by a multiplier of the player's level (Level x Multiplier). For example, a Killa Kan has Wounds equal to the player's Level x 1,000.
• Boss Minimums: High-tier bosses like the Norn Emissary scale at Level x 5,000 but have a hard floor of at least 100,000 Wounds, ensuring they remain a significant threat regardless of when they are encountered.

Warhammer Survivors Bestiary (Part 1)

The following table lists the enemies and bosses identified in the current release version (10 November 2026). Note that this represents the first 48 entries of the 77 total entries available in the game.

Boss Analysis and Threat Levels

The bestiary includes several "Super Bosses" that represent the pinnacle of difficulty in a run. These units often appear at the end of stages or during specific high-intensity events.

The Chaos Threats

Mortarion, the Daemon Primarch of Nurgle, stands as one of the most durable fixed-stat bosses with 75,000 Wounds. He is often accompanied by Nurgle-themed units like the Plague Drone and Blightlord Terminators. The Great Unclean One serves as a scaling counterpart, potentially exceeding Mortarion's health in late-game levels due to its Level x 7,000 multiplier.

The Xenos Hordes

Ork and Tyranid units focus on overwhelming the player with a mix of high-volume fodder and durable elites.

• Orks: The combination of Gretchin (5 Wounds) and Boys (22.5 Wounds) creates the bulk of the horde, while Ghazghkull Thraka acts as the ultimate Orcoid threat with his massive scaling health.
• Tyranids: The Hormagaunt is the primary swarmer, supported by high-health elites like the Carnifex (Level x 2,500) and the Norn Emissary, which matches Ghazghkull's scaling.

Age of Sigmar Elites

Units from the Mortal Realms, such as those belonging to the Skaven and Gloomspite Gitz, introduce unique challenges. The Bell of Doom acts as a high-health stationary or slow-moving objective (3,000 Wounds), while the Nagash, Supreme Lord of the Undead, provides a significant challenge with 20,000 Wounds.

Release and Platform Information

The data provided is based on the Warhammer Survivors Wiki and reflects the release version as of November 10, 2026. Information regarding specific platform IDs, developer names, or controller schemes is not independently confirmed in the current records and should be verified through official game documentation.