This is a complete list of the enemies you’ll slay in Doom: The Dark Ages. Discover every enemy monster, how many total enemy monsters exist, enemy variants, and which ones return from past Doom titles.
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35 Facts About Doom (Video Game)List of Contents
- List of Enemy Monsters
- Enemy Monsters
- Bosses
- How Many Enemy Types?
- New and Returning Enemies
- Related Guides
List of All Enemy Monsters
All Enemy Monsters
| Enemy Monster | Description and Location |
|---|---|
 Imp Stalker | The larger and more powerful variants of the imp which can fire projectiles with its glowing claws. Encountered starting Chapter 1 |
 Mancubus | A slow but durable demon that can fire multiple slow projectiles from its arm cannons.Encountered starting Chapter 2 |
 Cyberdemon | An advanced form of demons equipped with a variety of projectile, melee, and ground-slam attacks.Encountered starting Chapter 5 |
 Agaddon Hunter | Deadly demons that can set the pace of the battle by using it's powerful shield to block attacks.Encountered starting Chapter 8 |
 Arachnotron | With a turret mounted on its back, this demon is a large threat at long ranges as it rains you with bullets.Encountered starting Chapter 6 |
 Komodo | Formidable demon warriors capable of devastating combos that require you to chain-parry. |
 Revenant | This mobile demon phases in and out of combat to fire homing projectiles from its back.Encountered starting Chapter 7 |
 Imp | Common lowborn demons that strike aggresively with fiery projectiles.Encountered starting Chapter 1 |
 Zombies | Slow walking hellspawn that roam mindlessly as fodder in the battlefield.Encountered starting Chapter 1 |
 Soldier | Hell's frontline infantry. Slower than their Imp allies, but with a more powerful blast attack.Encountered starting Chapter 1 |
 Pinky Rider | Reptilian riding archers that shoot waves of projectiles while outmaneuvering their foes.Encountered starting Chapter 1 |
 Hell Cultists | Corrupted scholars who open portals that unleash demonic hordes on to the field.Encountered starting Chapter 1 |
 Shield Soldier | Shield-carrying variant of Soldiers boasting high defenses due to its steel shield.Encountered starting Chapter 1 |
 Hell Knight | Ferocious brutes that overwhelm with powerful punches and slamming attacks.Encountered starting Chapter 2 |
 Stone Imp | Faster and tougher variants of Imp who can light itself flame before charging towards the Slayer.Encountered starting Chapter 2 |
 Nightmare Imp Stalker | Spectral variants of Imp Stalkers that strike from the shadows out of their nearly invisible forms.Encountered starting Chapter 2 |
 Titan | Gargantuan beasts of Hell that can usually only be taken down with unconventional weaponry due to its immense size.Encountered starting Chapter 3 |
 Cyclops Titan | Titans with cybernetic augmentations, making them even more hard to take down.Encountered starting Chapter 3 |
 Lost Souls | Flaming skulls that float around and charge towards their enemies on sight, exploding on contact.Encountered starting Chapter 4 |
 Chaingunner Soldier | A more aggressive variant of soldiers equipped with a shield and more firepower from their chaingun.Encountered starting Chapter 4 |
 Vagary | An arachnid-hellspawn hybrid with cybernetic enhancements, firing multiple projectiles from their arm and turret.Encountered starting Chapter 5 |
 Hell Ships | Biomechanical spacecrafts that haunt the battlefield as they wreck havoc both in the air and on land.Encountered starting Chapter 5 |
 Hell Carrier | Ancient vessels made of bone and sinew revitalized to spearhead the invasion of the mortal realm.Encountered starting Chapter 5 |
 Helltanks | Sentient machines made from the remains of Titans repurposed to siege the strongest bastions in the mortal realm.Encountered starting Chapter 6 |
 Tentacle | Organisms buried beneath organic material that whip any enemy that comes near it.Encountered starting Chapter 6 |
 Cacodemon Hybrid | Corrupted by the eldritch manipulations of the witch, these demon use psychokinetic powers to fire energy blasts from long ranges. |
| Giant Cacodemon | An unholy fusion between Hell and the Cosmic realm lead to this world-eating monstrosity. |
| Cosmic Baron | A mighty eldritch construct mirroring the Barons of Hell and marks the unholy union between their worlds. |
| Acolyte | Twisted by the Witch's eldritch touch, these once hallowed Sentinels are key for realms beyond to bleed into the world they once swore to protect. |
| Maykr Drones | The lowest echelon of Maykr society and are trained to fulfill the edicts of their superiors without question. |
All Bosses
| Boss | Details |
|---|---|
 Vagary Champion | This Champion variant of the Vagary has a tough gold armor that almost nullifies all frontal attacks. It can fire barrage of projectiles and leave a slowing are on the ground leaving you vulnerable to some attacks.Encountered in Chapter 4 and 22 |
 Agaddon Champion | An experience warrior that uses its shield to force you to fight close range in which it overwhelms you with a variety of Hell Surge melee attacks.Encountered in Chapter 8 |
 Comodo Champion | An agile champion that closes in with combo attacks and quickly disengages while firing projectiles from its shoulder turret.Encountered in Chapter 14 |
 Kreed Maykr | An appointed Bishop of the Ministry secretly conspiring with the forces of Hell to keep himself in a position of power.Encountered in Chapter 20 |
 The Old One | A resurrected cosmic god, the Old One has been made into a mere machine in service to the prince of Hell.Encountered in Chapter 21 |
 Enhanced Ahzrak | The true form of the prince of Hell, Ahzrak, whose ambition is to overcome the Slayer who have long striked fear to the hordes of Hell.Encountered in Chapter 21 |
 Ahzrak and Witch | An unholy alliance between the realms of Hell and one beyond starlight to get rid of the Slayer and conquer the mortal realm.Encountered in Chapter 22 |
All Boss Enemies
How Many Enemy Types Are There?
34 Different Enemy Monster Types
Doom: The Dark Ages features a total of 34 different demon and cosmic enemy monsters, many of which are reinvisioned to the dark medieval tone of the game.
Armored, Leader, Enforcer, and Champion Variants
| Enemy Variant | Mechanic |
|---|---|
| Armored | As you progress through the campaign, more and more enemies will have additional layers of armor you need to tear through to eliminate. |
| Enforcer | Identified by their blue appearance and banner floating above them, these enemies control and summon waves of empowered enemies that are faster and tougher than usual. |
| Leader | Enemies that are powered by Demonic Essences which causes them to be more powerful than the usual variant. Morale encounters usually feature a leader protected by a barrier that requires you to eliminate surrounding enemies first. |
| Champion | Champions have Gold Armor that greatly reduces the damage they take. Shoot their unarmored parts for bonus damage! |
There are additional variants of each enemy with bonuses that empowers them. These appear throughout the campaign and often bring new attack patterns or enhanced strength. Prioritize them in battle, as they are usually the highest threat in the battlfield.
New and Returning Enemies
List of New and Returning Enemies
| New Enemies | Returning Enemies |
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・ Acolyte ・ Maykr Drones |
Doom: The Dark Ages features new and returning enemy monsters, with many of the returning fan-favorites now presented with the dark and medieval-inspired visual and gameplay designs. Some redesigns introduces unique combat dynamics that changes the flow of gameplay.
Doom: The Dark Ages Related Guides
Doom: The Dark Ages Wiki
All Wiki Guides
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| Skins | Tips and Tricks |
| Characters | Runes |
| Resources | - |
Recommended Guides
| List of Trophies |  List of Milestones |
| Best Weapons Tier List | How Long To Beat |
| Best Upgrades for Each Weapon | List of All Mastery Challenges |
