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There are several types of enemies in Gauntlet Dark Legacy, however they come in types that are identifiable across realms.

Soldiers

  • Zombies
  • Ghosts
  • Orcs
  • Lava Monsters
  • Guards
  • Knights
  • Assassins
  • Beholders
  • Lizardmen
  • Ents
  • Nomads
  • Mummies
  • Barbarians
  • Mirror Mages
  • Skeleton Warriors
  • Clones of Garm
  • Small Genies

Kamikaze Soldiers

Kamikaze soldiers come in the form of the basic soldier for the realm, but with a red explosive barrel strapped to its back. They are extremely easy to spot, and you'll know they are in the vicinity and ready to attack once you hear their definitive scream.

If you're walking down a hall, back up a little and release a fully charged turbo shot; otherwise, just try to keep a stream of constant fire while you wait for the frenzied creature to rush you.

Creatures

  • Maggots
  • Scorpions
  • Rats
  • Slime Creatures
  • Spiders
  • Cobras
  • Wolves
  • Ice Worms
  • Demons
  • Crawling Hands
  • Demon Dogs

Generals

Generals are large, tough versions of the regular monsters. They take a while to destroy, but when you do, they drop items.

  • Zombie Reaper
  • Orc General
  • Executioner
  • Assassin Captain
  • Lizardman Champion
  • Sultan
  • Barbarian Cheiftan
  • Demon Lord
  • Skeleton Warrior Legionary

Golems

Like Generals, Golems are large enemies that can take a lot of damage, and drop items when they die.

Cemetary Soil Golem

Rock Golem

Marble Golem

Slime Golem

Wood Golem

Sand Golem

Undead Polar Bear

Not technically a golem, because it's an animal rather than a construct, but behaves like one.)

Shadow Golem

Lava Golem

Battle Golem=

Gargoyles

Gargolyes are large, dragon-like monsters. Like Generals and Golems, they drop items when they die, but the items they drop are golden items. You need a certean number of golden items to get to different areas of Sumners Tower.

Snake Gargoyle

  • Drops: Golden Snake Fangs

Eagle Gargoyle

  • Drops: Golden Eagle Feathers

Lion Gargoyle

  • Drops: Golden Lion Claws

Death

In the levels, you sometimes come across the most deadly enemy of all...Death himself. There are two kinds of Death. The black robed Death drains your experence, while the red robed Death drains health. There are four ways to drive Death off:

  1. hit Death with your weapon 100 times.
  2. use magic on Death.
  3. find an Anti-Death Halo that allows you to drain experience or health from Death.
  4. let Death drain your health or experience