Enemies

Frost Kobold is the only regular enemy the official art names. The snow key art puts that label on a health bar over a blue fighter while a dark-coated wizard casts. The Forest key art shows a green fighter taking an ice hit and does not name it. Bosses are separate: Bramblehorn, Thaddeus Crowe, and the Abyssal Warden. Everyone else is a pack.

What a pack is for

Packs exist to be removed by a wide card. The One Tap badge is explicit: fell three enemies from full health with one card. That had 2,324 awards on 15 November 2026. Build for it. A deck that only singes one body will still clear a boss and will feel awful in any land that sends three at once. Test the wide card in the Forest, where the clear is common, and keep it for Frostfang Pass, where the snow art and the stall both live.

The Frost Kobold is the name to watch on the pass. The art does not say it only spawns there. It says the game is willing to put that name on a snow fight in its own marketing. If you see the bar, you are looking at a real enemy, not a fan nickname.

What enemies are not

They are not a codex. There is no public list of hit points, elements, or shields. Sunder's cracked-shield picture is card art, not a rule that Kobolds have shields. Do not import a weakness chart from Wizard101. The inspiration is stated. The numbers are not shared.

They are also not the thing you farm for a named material. No material list is published. Legendary gear has a badge, Legendary Find, at 13,839 awards, which lines up with Frostfang more than with a rare spawn. Own a legendary piece by playing that band, not by camping one Kobold.

Where to fight

Forest for learning. Frostfang for the first real packs. Later lands for packs that assume a Tier V card. Insane and Mythic reuse areas at a harder rule. They are not new enemy families in the badge text.

Keep going with Frostfang Pass, Combat, Decks, Bosses, Gear, and Difficulties.

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