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Resources

Monsters

The boss list. Rally and hunt tasks, boss pools and Coordex all pick bosses from here.

Where
Resources ▸ Monsters.
Use it to
See every boss Evonex knows, add your own, and get new bosses and updates.
You need
Nothing to look, add or edit. An internet connection for the Monster Repo.

This is the shared list of boss monsters. Each boss has a name, a category and a list of levels. The list comes filled in. The Monster Repo adds new bosses and updates the ones you have. Every place that asks you to choose a boss reads this list, in every instance. A change is saved as soon as you confirm it.

Resources ▸ Monsters: one card for each boss.
  1. 1Search monsters… Finds a boss by part of its name.
  2. 2All Categories Picks which categories to show. Tick or untick them.
  3. 3Sort Orders the cards: by name, by when you added them, by category or by logic.
  4. 4Repo Opens the Monster Repo, where you add new bosses and update the ones you have.
  5. 5Import Adds the bosses from a pack file you got from someone else.
  6. 6Export Lets you tick bosses and save them as a pack file.
  7. 7Add Monster Opens the window where you add a boss yourself.
  8. 8Count Shows how many bosses you have, or how many a search or filter leaves.
  9. 9Boss card Shows one boss: its picture, its name and a short line about its levels. Point at it for its category and logic.

The line under a boss’s name says how many levels it has, and whether some are summoned or solo only (both are explained below). A card can also say scan off. You do not need to do anything about it. A thin bar under the card is tinted by the boss’s logic. Point at a card to see two buttons: Edit monster (sliders) and Delete monster (bin).

Find a boss

Add a boss yourself

Use this when a boss is missing and the Repo does not have it. You can also edit any boss with the sliders button on its card.

  1. Click Add Monster.
  2. Type the Preview name. It is required.
  3. Pick a Category and a Logic. The next section explains logic.
  4. Click Choose image… and pick a picture for the card. PNG, JPG, WEBP and BMP files work.
  5. Click Add level once for each level. Fill in Level, Name, Power and Spawn.
  6. Click Add.
The top of the monster window: name, category, logic and picture.
  1. 1Preview name Names the boss as the pickers show it.
  2. 2Category Puts the boss in a group. Default: the first category.
  3. 3Logic Says how the boss’s levels work. See below.
  4. 4Choose image… Picks the picture for the boss’s card.
The levels of a boss, one row each. This is an existing boss, so the last button reads Save. In the Add window it reads Add.
  1. 1Add level Adds a row for one more level.
  2. 2Level Heads the column for the level number, as the game shows it. Use each number once.
  3. 3Name Heads the column for the level’s name.
  4. 4Power Heads the column for the level’s power, such as 36.5K.
  5. 5Spawn Heads the column that says how the level shows up: Spawned, Spawned · solo only or Summoned.
  6. 6Remove level Removes this row.
  7. 7Save Saves the boss. In the Add window this button reads Add.
Preview name
The boss’s name as pickers show it, for example Golem. Required: with no name the window says Name required.
Category
The group the boss sits in. Default: the first category.
Logic
How the boss’s levels work. Default: Single-Level Boss.
Preview image
A small picture for the card. Choose image… opens a file picker. It only changes the card.
Levels
The list of levels. Add level adds a row. A Single-Level Boss can have only one: Evonex says A Single-Level Boss has exactly one level. Switch its logic to add more.
Level
The level number, as a whole number. Use each number once.
Name
The level’s name in the game. Every level needs one.
Power
The level’s power as the game shows it, for example 36.5K. Pickers list weaker levels first.
Spawn
How the level shows up. See the next section. Default: Spawned.
Remove level
The bin at the end of a row. It removes that level.
Cancel
Closes the window without saving.
Add / Save
Saves the boss. A row left completely blank is ignored.
If something is wrong
The window stays open and tells you. Invalid level means a level number is not a number, or a level has no name. Duplicate level means a number is used twice. No levels means the list is empty.

Logic: how a boss’s levels work

Logic decides how a picker lets you choose levels. Point at an entry in the list to see a short hint.

Single-Level Boss
One level with its own name and power. A picker shows it as a single switch.
Multi-Level Boss
The same name at every level, with a different power each. A picker lets you tick the levels you want.
Variant-Level Boss
A different name and power at every level. A picker lets you tick the levels you want.
Custom-Level Boss
The same name with several variants and many levels. A picker offers bands of levels, so you can skip whole groups. It suits bosses with very many levels, such as the Viking bosses.
If you switch a boss that has several levels to Single-Level Boss, Evonex asks Single-Level Boss keeps only one level. Remove the extra levels? Delete drops them. Cancel keeps the old logic.

Spawn: how a level shows up

Spawned
The level appears on the world map. Default.
Spawned · solo only
The level is on the map, but the game offers no rally for it. Goblins are like this. Solo Hunt hunts it. Rally Setter never rallies it.
Summoned
A player summons the level. It is never on the map, so only a rally takes it down. Coordex does not list it on its own.

Get new bosses: the Monster Repo

The Monster Repo is Evonex’s own list of official bosses. Use it to add bosses you do not have yet and to bring your built-in bosses up to date.

  1. Click Repo. The window first reads Loading the catalogue….
  2. Read the summary line. For example: 6 in the catalogue — 1 new, 2 updates available.
  3. Click Add or Update on a row, or Update all to do everything that is waiting in one go.
  4. Click Done. The boss list refreshes if anything changed.
The Monster Repo.
  1. 1Summary Says how many bosses the Repo offers and how many are new or have an update.
  2. 2Refresh Asks the Repo again.
  3. 3Update all Adds and updates everything that is waiting. It shows only while something is waiting.
  4. 4Update Replaces your copy of this boss with the newer one.
  5. 5Add Adds a boss you do not have yet.
  6. 6Up to date Marks a boss that already has the newest version.
  7. 7Done Closes the Repo. Cancel does the same.

Each row shows the boss’s name, its category, how many levels it has and its version, such as v1 → v2 when an update is waiting. A line under it gives the release note.

Update replaces the whole boss with the published copy: its levels, picture, category, logic and any edits you made. Bosses you added yourself are never touched.
Evonex checks every download before it applies it. If the check fails, nothing changes and a message asks you to try again. If the Repo cannot be reached, you see Couldn’t reach the monster repo and a Try again button. Check your PC’s internet connection.

Share bosses with a pack

A pack is a .zip file that holds bosses with their pictures and levels, and how each level spawns.

  1. Click Export. A tick box shows on every card, and a bar says Tick the monsters to include, then export them as a pack.
  2. Tick the bosses you want.
  3. Click Export selected and choose where to save the file. The suggested name is monster_pack.zip.
  4. A box says Export complete. To leave select mode without exporting, click Cancel.

To use a pack, click Import and pick the .zip. A box says Added X and updated Y monster(s). A boss in the pack that you already have, by the same Repo name or the same name, is updated in place and its levels are replaced. Every other boss is added. An imported boss is never marked as built-in. Only packs made by Export on this tab work. Anything else shows Import failed.

Edit or delete a boss

How Evonex uses the list

Keep the level numbers and names of built-in bosses exactly as the game shows them. If you change a level’s number, Coordex stops listing that level. Editing a boss keeps each level’s link, as long as its number stays.
When you start a new Evonex version for the first time, built-in bosses go back to the copy that comes with it, so edits you made to a built-in boss are lost. Bosses you added are never touched. A boss you already updated from the Repo to a newer version is kept.

Problems?

A boss is missing from the Rally Joiner or Rally Setter picker.
Open Repo and add or update it, or add it with Add Monster. The boss needs at least one level.
A level is missing from a Coordex board’s Track list.
Coordex lists only levels that Boss Radar knows. Built-in levels are known, and editing one keeps its link. For a level you added, restart Evonex: it links only when the name and level number are the same as Boss Radar’s. A Summoned level never shows up, because it is not on the map.
Choosing Single-Level Boss asks me to delete levels.
A single-level boss keeps exactly one level. Delete drops the extra levels. Cancel keeps your old logic.
The bin is greyed out.
The boss is built in. You can edit it, but not delete it.
The Repo says Couldn’t reach the monster repo.
Check your PC’s internet connection and click Try again.
Import failed.
The file must be a .zip made by Export on this tab. Black Market packs and other zip files are refused.
My edit to a built-in boss disappeared.
A Repo update and a new Evonex version both put built-in bosses back to the published copy. To keep your own version, add a new boss with Add Monster.