Main idea
Spread immediately; decide which unit will ‘poke’ from which direction.
Mewgenics · Boss
Mewgenics Boris Boss Guide
Movement/laning boss; trample spacing is the win condition.
Location: The Sewers HP 200 Damage 0
Fast answer
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Biggest mistakes
- Clumping: reactive steps repeatedly trample the same target(s).
- Ending turns in the dash lane: last-turn Trample Dash farms collision lines.
Winning line
- You rotate damage sources so his reactive step doesn’t progress through your formation.
- You keep lanes clear and deny a safe dash line into your backline.
Boris stats
Core fight data for this boss.
- Location
- The Sewers
- HP
- 200
- Damage
- 0
- Movement
- 2
- Luck
- 5
- Size
- 2x2
Mechanics snapshot
The main mechanics and triggers that shape this fight.
Main mechanics
Trample Reactive Move Bonus Turns Dash Pattern
Key triggers
On damage, steps toward the damage source Final turn of round: trample dash
Moves to know
Important attacks, abilities, or fight behaviors to recognize.
Move Reaction
When damaged, moves 1 tile toward what caused the damage.
Trample Dash
Gains Trample and dashes in a straight line until it collides with map edge or immovable object.
Fight plan
The safest way to approach the fight without reading a wall of text.
Win conditions
You rotate damage sources so his reactive step doesn’t progress through your formation. You keep lanes clear and deny a safe dash line into your backline. You survive the last-turn dash with spacing and escape lanes.
Opener
- Spread immediately; decide which unit will ‘poke’ from which direction.
Midfight
- Rotate who hits him; don’t let the same unit keep pulling him forward.
Finisher
- Before end-of-round, move out of dash lanes and close with safe burst.
Positioning & loadout
Run killers, positioning rules, and setup reminders.
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Positioning & loadout
Run killers, positioning rules, and setup reminders.
Run killers
- Clumping: reactive steps repeatedly trample the same target(s).
- Ending turns in the dash lane: last-turn Trample Dash farms collision lines.
- Hitting from a single direction repeatedly: you ‘pull’ him through your team.
Positioning rules
- Never stack in a straight lane in front of him.
- After damaging him, reposition to avoid being the next tile in his reactive step path.
- Always keep a safe lane to the side—don’t box yourselves into corners.