There are 17 bosses in Necesse, including 11 main story bosses and six Incursion bosses that appear in the endgame. This guide will provide you with a tier list of the best bosses in the game, ranked from hardest and most valuable loot-wise to the easiest ones.
Top Bosses Tier List for Necesse
| Tier | Bosses |
|---|---|
| S | Crystal Dragon, Moonlight Dancer, Sunlight Champion |
| A | Fallen Wizard, Sage & Grit, Reaper, Cryo Queen |
| B | Swamp Guardian, Void Wizard, Pest Warden, Pirate Captain, Spider Empress |
| C | Queen Spider, Evil’s Protector, Mother Slime, Ancient Vulture, Night Swarm |
S-Tier Bosses
| Bosses | Features |
|---|---|
| Crystal Dragon | This is the endgame boss in Necesse, and the hardest boss, mainly due to flying ability and high damage. Crystal Dragon also has unpredictable fight patterns and high endgame gear requirements. |
| Moonlight Dancer | Here’s the Moon Arena boss, which is another Incursion late-game boss with slow but unpredictable attacks. The mechanics of this boss fight complement Sunlight Champion and create an amazing experience for a two-boss fight. |
| Sunlight Champion | This Sun Arena boss deals heavy damage, and you have to coordinate your moves quickly throughout the whole battle. This boss fight is extremely dynamic, with many attacks requiring the player to be mobile and dodge attacks with high precision. |
A-Tier Bosses
| Bosses | Features |
|---|---|
| Fallen Wizard | A late-game boss featuring teleportation and strong magic attacks. The fight is engaging due to projectile avoidance, and unique gear is being rewarded at the end. |
| Sage & Grit | This is a duo boss fight that is unique in that you need to split your attention between two targets that have varying abilities. The fight is fast-paced and rewards multitasking, along with decent loot for mid-game item progression. |
| Reaper | A spooky fight that involves teleportation and surprise attacks. It’s a moderate difficulty fight, but manageable with decent gear, with drops that are useful for mid-game crafting. |
| Cryo Queen | Located in a snowy biome with freezing attacks and summons that make the fight more dynamic. This is a solid mid-game boss that rewards Banner Stand after killing the queen. |
B-Tier Bosses
| Bosses | Features |
|---|---|
| Swamp Guardian | This mid-game boss has simple mechanics, such as body slams and projectile attacks. It’s really not that hard or complex, but can be difficult without enough resistance gear. |
| Void Wizard | Here’s an early-to-mid-game boss that involves clones and void projectiles; the drops are relevant for early magic builds. It’s an advancement over early-game bosses, but doesn’t offer any interesting mechanics like end-game bosses. |
| Pest Warden | This boss has a long body with multiple sections, which can overwhelm players who come unprepared. It can be quite a challenging fight in comparison to other bosses that you encounter; however, it quickly becomes repetitive. |
| Pirate Captain | This boss is located in the Pirate Village, and it utilizes a cannon and melee attacks. The fight is not that difficult once you learn to avoid the cannonballs. |
| Spider Empress | This is an advanced form of the Queen Spider, but it’s not too hard to beat either. It drops loot that is relevant only if you want unique cosmetics, but nothing overwhelmingly helpful. |
C-Tier Bosses
| Bosses | Features |
|---|---|
| Queen Spider | This boss is among the first fought, and it spawns spiderlings with web attacks, so try to get her out into the open space. The combat is simple and serves as an initiation into all the future boss fights. |
| Evil’s Protector | Another early boss, which throws bombs and summons portals with minions that deal basic damage. Again, not particularly exciting, and the rewards get outclassed quickly. |
| Mother Slime | The first Incursion boss summons slime warriors and deals damage using jumping attacks. It’s really easy to win using AoE attacks, particularly if you’re wearing late-game gear. |
| Ancient Vulture | This early boss has basic dive and claw melee attacks, but also summons hatchlings and shoots feather projectiles. The battle’s difficulty depends on how long it lasts, and the longer it lasts, the faster the boss moves and shoots feathers. |
| Night Swarm | This boss really feels more like a swarm event and less like a real boss. The rewarded loot is so unimpressive and feels really bland, especially when you farm with basic AoE effects, such as The Crimson Sky. |
