Death Eater vs Werewolf

Wizard Alchemy race comparison · updated 2026-05-20

Werewolf

Tier B · Rare

Stat	Death Eater	Werewolf
Tier	B	B
Rarity	Rare	Rare
Draw chance	10%	10%
Best for	attack, sustain on kills	beginner combat, balanced stats

Verdict

· Draw odds: Death Eater 10% vs Werewolf 10% - the rarer race costs more rerolls to land.
· Death Eater: Keep for mob farming. Less comfortable when fighting single bosses.
· Werewolf: A practical early stop. Save rerolls until you can afford a real chase.

Death Eater effects

· Attack power +10%
· HP restoration on kill
· Reduced HP regeneration

Werewolf effects

· Maximum health +10%
· Attack power +5
· Movement speed +1
· Jump height bonus

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