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All of Fields Of Mistria‘s combat takes place in The Mines, just up from The Narrows. There’s a lot more to mining than fighting enemies–check out our Fields Of Mistria mining guide for more details–but some of the best resource drops can only be found after defeating a monster. You’ll also need some of these monster-specific resources to advance further into The Mines as the story progresses, so make sure you keep one of everything back at the farm until you’re sure you don’t need it, as hunting for specific enemies after the fact can be tedious.
Each biome has a different roster of creatures, so we’ve split the list that way. Each monster will also have a different method for fighting it, so be sure to check out our strategy tips below. One to watch is the Mimics, which will only reward the player with the listed drops when “fed” by throwing an item into their mouths before they attack.
Skills And Perks
With the Friend-Shaped skill, enemies will occasionally drop a pet skin that looks like them, Reclaimer gives you more furniture drops, Dungeon Delicacies gives you cooked dishes, and Well Armed results in armor and weapons.
The Upper Mines
| Name | Drops (most to least likely) | Strategy |
| Sapling | Sap, Monster Fang, Sapling Hat | After they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them. |
| Cool Sapling | Sap, Monster Fang, Sunglasses, Sapling Hat | After they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them. |
| Rock Clod | Monster Shell, Stone, Rockclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword |
| Copper Ore Clod | Copper Ore, Monster Shell, Ruby, Oreclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword |
| Red Mushroom | Red Toadstool, Monster Powder, Mushroom Hat | They’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs. |
| Yellow Enchantern | Glass, Monster Core, Mini Lantern Hat | Avoid them when they’re powering up, but once they’ve discharged their energy you can hit them. |
| Mimic | Tesserae, Rubies, Mimic Hat | Throw one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind. |
The Tide Caverns
| Names | Drops (most to least likely) | Strategy |
| Blue Sapling | Sap, Monster Fang, Sapling Hat | After they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them. |
| Blue Rock Clod | Monster Shell, Stone, Rockclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword |
| Iron Rock Clods | Iron Ore, Monster Shell, Sapphire, Oreclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword |
| Green Mushrooms | Cave Mushrooms, Monster Powder, Mushroom Hat | They’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs. |
| Blue Enchantern | Glass, Monster Core, Mini Lantern Hat | Avoid them when they’re powering up, but once they’ve discharged their energy you can hit them. |
| Blue Stalagmite | Copper Ore, Monster Horn, Stalagmite Hat | Lead them on a chase, pause for a second then move and let them pop up, then attack them while they’re dazed. |
| Purple Essence Bat | Essence Drop, Monster Wing, Essence Bat Hat | Reflect their soundwaves back at them or attack their bodies. |
| Mimic | Tessarae, Sapphire, Mimic Hat | Throw one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind. |
The Deep Earth
| Names | Drops (most to least likely) | Strategy |
| Purple Sapling | Sap, Monster Fang, Sapling Hat | After they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them. |
| Green Rock Clod | Monster Shell, Stone, Rockclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword |
| Silver | Silver Ore, Monster Shell, Emerald, Oreclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword |
| Blue Mushroom | Glowing Mushroom, Monster Powder, Mushroom Hat | They’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs. |
| Green Stalagmite | Iron Ore, Monster Horn, Stalagmite Hat | Lead them on a chase, pause for a second then move and let them pop up, then attack them while they’re dazed. |
| Blue Essence Bat | Essence Drop, Monster Wing, Essence Bat Hat | Reflect their soundwaves back at them or attack their bodies. |
| Mimic | Tessarae, Emerald, Mimic Hat | Throw one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind. |
The Lava Caves
| Name | Drops (most to least likely) | Strategy |
| Orange Sapling | Sap, Monster Fang, Sapling Hat | After they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them. |
| Red Rock Clod | Monster Shell, Stone, Rockclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword. |
| Gold Ore Clod | Gold Ore, Monster Shell, Diamond, Oreclod Hat | Reflect their projectiles back at them with your sword. |
| Purple Mushroom | Glowing Mushroom, Monster Powder, Mushroom Hat | They’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs. |
| Purple Stalagmite | Gold Ore, Monster Horn, Stalagmite Hat | Lead them on a chase, pause for a second then move and let them pop up, then attack them while they’re dazed. |
| Orange Flame Spirit | Wood, Peat, Monster Core, Flame Spirit Hat | Watch out for teleporting, and their flaming projectiles. Attack as soon as you see one and before they can shoot. |
| Lava Cat | Glass, Obsidian, Monster Whisker, Lava Cat Hat | They move really fast but then have a cooldown time where they are vulnerable. Use jump attacks to avoid them. You can also water them with your watering can. |
| Mimic | Tessarae, Diamond, Mimic Hat | Throw one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind. |
The Ancient Ruins
| Name | Drops (most to least likely) | Strategy |
| Pink Sapling | Sap, Monster Fang, Skull Mask, Sapling Hat | After they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them. You’ll have to hit them twice to break their mask before you can deal damage. |
| Purple Flame Spirit | Wood, Peat, Monster Core, Flame Spirit Hat | Watch out for teleporting, and their flaming projectiles. Attack as soon as you see one and before they can shoot. |
| Void Cat | Monster Whisker, Void Cat Hat | They move really fast but then have a cooldown time where they are vulnerable. Use jump attacks to avoid them. |
| Flying Tome | Sap, Monster Fang, Flying Tome Hat | Attack while it’s charging up a rush attack. |
| Rock Stack | Stone, Monster Block, Diamond, Rock Stack Hat | You can see their shadow before they fall on you, so quickly move out of the way and attack it when it’s dazed. |
| Living Gryphon Statue | Sap, Monster Fang, Living Gryphon Statue Hat | The toughest monster in the game, but still killable with relative ease. Just keep using jump attacks and avoid their rushes. |
| Mimic | Tessarae, Mimic Hat | Throw one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind. |
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[[{“value”:”All of Fields Of Mistria’s combat takes place in The Mines, just up from The Narrows. There’s a lot more to mining than fighting enemies–check out our Fields Of Mistria mining guide for more details–but some of the best resource drops can only be found after defeating a monster. You’ll also need some of these monster-specific resources to advance further into The Mines as the story progresses, so make sure you keep one of everything back at the farm until you’re sure you don’t need it, as hunting for specific enemies after the fact can be tedious.
Each biome has a different roster of creatures, so we’ve split the list that way. Each monster will also have a different method for fighting it, so be sure to check out our strategy tips below. One to watch is the Mimics, which will only reward the player with the listed drops when “fed” by throwing an item into their mouths before they attack.
Mimics drop better rewards the deeper you are in the caverns.
Skills And Perks
With the Friend-Shaped skill, enemies will occasionally drop a pet skin that looks like them, Reclaimer gives you more furniture drops, Dungeon Delicacies gives you cooked dishes, and Well Armed results in armor and weapons.
The Upper Mines
NameDrops (most to least likely)StrategySaplingSap, Monster Fang, Sapling HatAfter they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them.Cool SaplingSap, Monster Fang, Sunglasses, Sapling HatAfter they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them.Rock ClodMonster Shell, Stone, Rockclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your swordCopper Ore ClodCopper Ore, Monster Shell, Ruby, Oreclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your swordRed MushroomRed Toadstool, Monster Powder, Mushroom HatThey’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs.Yellow EnchanternGlass, Monster Core, Mini Lantern HatAvoid them when they’re powering up, but once they’ve discharged their energy you can hit them.MimicTesserae, Rubies, Mimic HatThrow one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind.
The Tide Caverns
NamesDrops (most to least likely)StrategyBlue SaplingSap, Monster Fang, Sapling HatAfter they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them.Blue Rock ClodMonster Shell, Stone, Rockclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your swordIron Rock ClodsIron Ore, Monster Shell, Sapphire, Oreclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your swordGreen MushroomsCave Mushrooms, Monster Powder, Mushroom HatThey’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs.Blue EnchanternGlass, Monster Core, Mini Lantern HatAvoid them when they’re powering up, but once they’ve discharged their energy you can hit them.Blue StalagmiteCopper Ore, Monster Horn, Stalagmite HatLead them on a chase, pause for a second then move and let them pop up, then attack them while they’re dazed.Purple Essence BatEssence Drop, Monster Wing, Essence Bat HatReflect their soundwaves back at them or attack their bodies.MimicTessarae, Sapphire, Mimic HatThrow one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind.
Don’t forget you can use your tools on some enemies.
The Deep Earth
NamesDrops (most to least likely)StrategyPurple SaplingSap, Monster Fang, Sapling HatAfter they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them.Green Rock ClodMonster Shell, Stone, Rockclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your swordSilverSilver Ore, Monster Shell, Emerald, Oreclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your swordBlue MushroomGlowing Mushroom, Monster Powder, Mushroom HatThey’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs.Green StalagmiteIron Ore, Monster Horn, Stalagmite HatLead them on a chase, pause for a second then move and let them pop up, then attack them while they’re dazed.Blue Essence BatEssence Drop, Monster Wing, Essence Bat HatReflect their soundwaves back at them or attack their bodies.MimicTessarae, Emerald, Mimic HatThrow one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind.
The Lava Caves
NameDrops (most to least likely)StrategyOrange SaplingSap, Monster Fang, Sapling HatAfter they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them.Red Rock ClodMonster Shell, Stone, Rockclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your sword.Gold Ore ClodGold Ore, Monster Shell, Diamond, Oreclod HatReflect their projectiles back at them with your sword.Purple MushroomGlowing Mushroom, Monster Powder, Mushroom HatThey’ll only move (and become vulnerable) when you turn your back to them, so use a jump attack to get them from above. They’re most vulnerable on their backs.Purple StalagmiteGold Ore, Monster Horn, Stalagmite HatLead them on a chase, pause for a second then move and let them pop up, then attack them while they’re dazed.Orange Flame SpiritWood, Peat, Monster Core, Flame Spirit HatWatch out for teleporting, and their flaming projectiles. Attack as soon as you see one and before they can shoot.Lava CatGlass, Obsidian, Monster Whisker, Lava Cat HatThey move really fast but then have a cooldown time where they are vulnerable. Use jump attacks to avoid them. You can also water them with your watering can.MimicTessarae, Diamond, Mimic HatThrow one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind.
The Ancient Ruins
NameDrops (most to least likely)StrategyPink SaplingSap, Monster Fang, Skull Mask, Sapling HatAfter they jump at you, they will be momentarily dazed so you can hit them. You’ll have to hit them twice to break their mask before you can deal damage.Purple Flame SpiritWood, Peat, Monster Core, Flame Spirit HatWatch out for teleporting, and their flaming projectiles. Attack as soon as you see one and before they can shoot.Void CatMonster Whisker, Void Cat HatThey move really fast but then have a cooldown time where they are vulnerable. Use jump attacks to avoid them. Flying TomeSap, Monster Fang, Flying Tome HatAttack while it’s charging up a rush attack.Rock StackStone, Monster Block, Diamond, Rock Stack HatYou can see their shadow before they fall on you, so quickly move out of the way and attack it when it’s dazed.Living Gryphon StatueSap, Monster Fang, Living Gryphon Statue HatThe toughest monster in the game, but still killable with relative ease. Just keep using jump attacks and avoid their rushes.MimicTessarae, Mimic HatThrow one item (of any kind) into its mouth and it’ll self-destruct, leaving loot behind.”}]] Read More GameSpot – All Content
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