Start by limiting adjacent escape tiles rather than spending your strongest single-target attack into a free Backflip.
Mewgenics Dybbuk Boss Guide
Dybbuk is a dodge-and-possession boss. The first problem is removing Backflip escape tiles; the second is planning for Possess after the apparent kill so the fight does not reverse at the finish.
Fast answer
Read this first- Feeding endless single-target attacks into Backflip without first removing adjacent escape tiles.
- Letting Lick drain all mana from the cat that carries your main control or finishing tools.
- Crowd Dybbuk's adjacent escape tiles with bodies, familiars, hazards, or terrain before committing important attacks.
- Use AOE, damage-over-time effects, or other patterns that still connect after Backflip.
Dybbuk stats
Core fight data for this boss.
- Location
- The Boneyard
- HP
- 85
- Damage
- 5
- Movement
- 3
- Luck
- 5
- Size
- 1x1
Mechanics snapshot
The main mechanics and triggers that shape this fight.
Moves to know
Important attacks, abilities, or fight behaviors to recognize.
Dodges a targeted attack or spell by moving to an open adjacent tile; charges are effectively unlimited.
Deals 5 physical damage to an adjacent unit and drains all of that unit's mana.
Summons two Wisps.
Below 50% HP, teleports up to 5 tiles away when boxed in; usable once per battle.
Takes control of a player cat after Dybbuk is downed, with follow-up behavior depending on the possessed target.
Fight plan
The safest way to approach the fight without reading a wall of text.
- Start by limiting adjacent escape tiles rather than spending your strongest single-target attack into a free Backflip.
- Use summons, AOE, and damage-over-time pressure to keep damage flowing while Dybbuk dodges.
- Protect the mana pool of the cat that will handle the possession phase.
- Set up the post-lethal possession answer before the killing blow, or use a destroy/Doom line that bypasses it.
Positioning & loadout
Run killers, positioning rules, and setup reminders.
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- Feeding endless single-target attacks into Backflip without first removing adjacent escape tiles.
- Letting Lick drain all mana from the cat that carries your main control or finishing tools.
- Killing Dybbuk without planning for Possess and then losing the fight to your own controlled cat.
- Close escape tiles without clumping so Backflip has fewer legal destinations.
- Keep high-value mana users away from easy Lick range.
- Before lethal, decide which cat can safely absorb or answer Possess if the phase triggers.