Fire
Shroud
Poison
Sources: Enshrouded 1.0 game files (server build 1267041, 2026-10-15) for the damage shares, level, XP and party scaling in the 1.0 game-files block below; enshrouded.wiki.gg (pre-1.0) for the description, behaviour, drops and the wiki's map pins.
Strategy
In the 1.0 game files Fell Wispwyvern takes extra damage from Fire (120%), less from Poison (90%), and is immune to Shroud.
The roar is your opening: strike its open mouth while it summons to stun it and skip the Fell Beetle swarm entirely. Otherwise stick to its flanks, dodge the pounce by leaving your marker, and clear beetles the moment they land. Shroud-resistant gear tames the spray chip.
- 1Travel to RevelwoodFell Wispwyvern spawns in Revelwood. Open the in-game map and fast-travel to the nearest fast-travel point in the region before approaching.
- 2Swap to Fire damageFell Wispwyvern takes increased damage from Fire. Slot a weapon dealing one of those types as your primary — Wands, Staves are the family fits.
- 3Drop Shroud / Poison from your loadoutFell Wispwyvern resists Shroud, Poison damage — bringing those as your main weapon wastes the fight. Reserve them for a backup slot or replace entirely.
- 4Loot and check the wiki for variantsConfirm drops on the in-game corpse, then cross-reference the live wiki entry below for patch-specific changes and rarer variants we may not have re-scraped yet.
Attacks & telegraphs
Attack names and tells below are the wiki's notes from before 1.0; the 1.0 files hold no attack scripts.
- Shroud Spray
Rears up and rains Shroud projectiles on reticle-marked ground.
- Shroud Breath
A Shroud-damage cone in front — roll to its flank.
- Pounce
Leaps up and slams down on your original position — keep moving the instant it jumps.
- Tail Sweep
Melee tail swipes when you're at its rear.
- Summon Fell Beetles
Roars to call Fell Beetles — hit it in the open mouth mid-roar to stun it and cancel the summon.
Fell Wispwyvern in the 1.0 game files
Share of each damage type that lands, from the boss's template in the Enshrouded 1.0 server files (build 1267041); the name is the game client's. Hit points are not stored in the files. Where it disagrees with the wiki chart, this is the 1.0 value.
Cutting100%
Piercing100%
Blunt100%
Poison90%
Fire120%
Ice100%
Shroudimmune
Shock100%
The file also scales whole categories: physical damage ×0.5, magic damage ×0.5.
- XP multiplier
- ×8
- Block · backstab
- can block · can be backstabbed
- Health per extra player
- +70%
- Spawn points
- 1
- Regions
- Revelwood
How Fell Wispwyvern fights in the 1.0 files
Scaling, party scaling and the attack list, read from the enemy's template and attack set. Health is shown as a multiple of the baseline enemy of the same level: the files store no hit points, the game works them out from the level. In the files it can block, can be backstabbed.
Health scaling
×20
of the baseline enemy at its level
Damage scaling
×1
of the baseline enemy
Health per extra player
+70%
Attacks
7
Threat (all attacks)
21
Loot slots
2
| # | Reach | Threat | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | contact | 3 | attack |
| 2 | contact | 3 | attack |
| 3 | contact | 3 | dash |
| 4 | contact | 3 | jump |
| 5 | contact | 3 | attack |
| 6 | contact | 3 | attack |
| 7 | contact | 3 | attack |
Recommended loadout
Fire damage carries this fight. Pick a primary weapon from one of these families and pair it with a secondary in case the boss cycles a resist phase:
Builds that work
Preset builds tuned around the damage type (Fire) that Fell Wispwyvern is weakest to:
- Fire Mage StarterThe first Mage build to take into 1.0: Arsonist and Mage Apprentice for damage, Radiant Aura and Counterstrike for fire around you, Fire Resistance and Healer to stay up.
- Endgame MetaEvery one of the 212 points: two-handed Warrior (Barbarian's Path for the axe, Titan Edge for the greatsword, Slasher, Veteran, Relentless, Whirlwind Crescendo) in Heavy and Shiny Plates, Thunder and Wand Mastery for a shock wand, Blink, and the full Healer line. Pyromaniac is not on the 1.0 tree.
- SummonerThe new 1.0 summoner: Advanced Necromancy (+1 skeleton per rank) and Totem Mastery (+1 totem per rank) at full rank, Necromancer for a skull companion on magic kills, Quick Charge and Mana Currents to keep casting. Totem and skeleton spells come from the Alchemist and the Collector.
- Radiant PaladinOne-handed sword and shield with fire around you: Radiant Aura and Counterstrike at full rank, Arsonist for a fire sword, Battle Heal to heal on melee crits (Veteran makes them more likely), Heavy Plates for armor, and Water Aura with Waters of Life for allies.
Curated build hubs for this fight
Jump into the per-weapon-type or per-archetype build pages tuned for Fire damage — every preset there already matches the resistance profile Fell Wispwyvern is weakest to.
Recommended loadouts for this fight
6 preset builds whose archetype counters the Fell resistance-profile family — ranked by tier (S → A → B).
- Starter — First 10 LevelsHybrid
What to buy before you pick a class: one cheap node from each side — Counterstrike, Fire Resistance, Brute, Marksman — plus Well Rested. Fits in the points level 10 gives.
- Fire Mage StarterMage
The first Mage build to take into 1.0: Arsonist and Mage Apprentice for damage, Radiant Aura and Counterstrike for fire around you, Fire Resistance and Healer to stay up.
- Healer SupportMage
Group healing: Healer and Water Aura at full rank, Waters of Life, Healing Revive and Saviour for downed allies, Divine Surge and Righteous Fire. Healer II and Sun Aura are not on the 1.0 tree.
- Solo Adventurer HybridHybrid
A bit of everything for playing alone: Marksman and Skill Shot for the bow, Battle Heal and Warrior's Path for melee, Healer, Counterstrike and Fire Resistance, Runner and Saviour.
- Ice Mage — Crowd ControlMage
Ice damage and slows: Iceman and Frost at full rank, Wizard and Chain Hit for crits that jump, Quick Charge for faster staff spells, Ice Resistance and Arcane Deflection for safety.
- One-Handed WarriorWarrior
One-handed melee for damage: Warrior's Path and Slasher at full rank, Swift Blades and One-Handed Specialization, Power Parry and Heavy Handed to overpower, Merciless Attack, Opportunity and Breach to punish it, and Veteran with Battle Heal to heal on crits.