Stellar Ambassador vs Fiendish Demon

Wizard Alchemy race comparison · updated 2026-05-20

Fiendish Demon

Tier A · Epic

Stat	Stellar Ambassador	Fiendish Demon
Tier	A	A
Rarity	Epic	Epic
Draw chance	4%	5%
Best for	mobility, spell tempo, general farming	fire damage, aggressive farming

Verdict

· Draw odds: Stellar Ambassador 4% vs Fiendish Demon 5% - the rarer race costs more rerolls to land.
· Stellar Ambassador: Usually keep. Reroll only if you have many spare rerolls and specifically chase Thestrals.
· Fiendish Demon: Keep for fire potion routes. Avoid if you need safer boss attempts.

Stellar Ambassador effects

· Attack power +10%
· Skill speed +20
· Burst movement speed after causing damage

Fiendish Demon effects

· Fire elemental damage +20%
· Movement speed +2
· Maximum health -10%

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