Tiers are editorial progression bands: S = levels 35–40, A = 25–30, B = 15–20, C = 5–10. They
help organize the roster without inventing combat numbers.
C TierPetal Maw
A four-jawed worm that pulls prey into its fangs.
Level 5 →C TierHorned ViperA burrowing viper with venom and a freezing hiss.
Level 10 →B TierSand CentipedeA many-legged hunter that coils around prey and stuns nearby targets.
Level 15 →B TierSand SharkA fast sand swimmer whose kills build a frenzy.
Level 20 →A TierDeath WormAn elemental attacker that spits acid and chains lightning after kills.
Level 25 →A TierGlass WyrmA mobile lightning worm that can turn sand to glass and blink forward.
Level 30 →S TierFossil LeviathanA spectral fossil with soul-ripping attacks, bone hands, and a ghost dive.
Level 35 →S TierApocalypse WyrmA flying endgame wyrm that dive-bombs targets and breathes fire.
Level 40 →How the ranking works
Later unlocks receive higher progression tiers because they require more levels and advertise broader ability kits. Actual effectiveness depends on targets, movement, and play style.