99 Nights in the Forest (November 2025) All Mobs & NPCs

99 Nights in the Forest features 35 unique entities including hostile mobs, friendly NPCs, and immortal monsters. This comprehensive guide covers every creature you'll encounter, their threat levels, combat strategies, drops, and locations to help you survive and rescue all four missing children.

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Quick Reference: Entity Overview

Entity Type	Count	Threat Levels	Key Examples
Hostile Mobs	15+	Low to Extreme	Wolves, Bears, Cultists, Aliens
Friendly NPCs	8+	None	Traders, Missing Kids, Passive Animals
Immortal Monsters	3+	Extreme	The Deer, The Owl, The Ram
Neutral Entities	2+	Medium	Mammoth, Special Variants

Hostile Mobs: Enemies to Fight or Avoid

Extreme Threat Level Mobs

The Deer

• Health: Immortal (cannot be killed)
• Damage: 25+ per hit
• Behavior: Hunts players at night outside campfire light
• Strategy: Use flashlight to stun briefly, hide behind trees, avoid forest after dark
• Special: Main antagonist of the game, unkillable

The Ram

• Health: Immortal
• Damage: Extreme charging attack that destroys trees
• Behavior: Appears at night instead of The Deer
• Strategy: Avoid open areas, use environment for cover
• Special: Unique charging mechanic

The Owl

• Health: Immortal
• Damage: Variable
• Behavior: Neutral until player moves, then hostile
• Strategy: "Don't move" mechanic - freeze when spotted
• Special: Drops Feather when defeated temporarily

Hungry Deer

• Health: Immortal
• Damage: Higher than regular Deer
• Behavior: Frenzied state, moves on all fours with red glowing eyes
• Strategy: More resistant to light, faster and stronger
• Special: Enhanced version of The Deer

High Threat Level Mobs

Cultist Variants

Melee Cultist

• Health: 70
• Damage: 7 (Old Axe), 15 (Crossbow), 30 (Morningstar)
• Drops: Cultist Gem, Mossy Coins, Ammo
• Behavior: Groups that worship The Deer, wear dark coats
• Strategy: Prioritize ranged cultists first, weak in melee

Crossbow Cultist

• Health: 70
• Damage: 15 (Crossbow)
• Drops: Cultist Gem, Mossy Coins, Ammo, Morningstar
• Behavior: Ranged attacks, distinguished by red coat
• Strategy: High-priority target, rush them first

Juggernaut Cultist

• Health: High
• Damage: 30 (Morningstar)
• Drops: Cultist Gem, Mossy Coins, Ammo, Morningstar
• Behavior: Elite melee cultist with devastating weapon
• Strategy: Appears in later raids, significant threat

Cultist King

• Health: High
• Damage: Extreme
• Drops: Cultist King Mace, Cultist King Antler, Wildfire, Mossy Coins, Infernal Sack, Infernal Sword, Infernal Crossbow
• Behavior: Boss entity, must be summoned at special location
• Strategy: Added in Volcanic Biome Part 2 update, prepare for tough fight

Bear Variants

Polar Bear

• Health: 500
• Damage: 50 (highest in game)
• Drops: Morsel x7-8, Steak x3-4, Polar Bear Pelt
• Location: Snow Biome
• Strategy: Use firearms only, avoid melee at all costs

Guardian Bear

• Health: 300
• Damage: 35
• Drops: Steak, Bear Pelt, Morsel, Yellow Key, Grey Key
• Location: Locked Caves guarding children
• Strategy: Requires ranged weapons, attract to narrow spaces

Regular Bear

• Health: 300
• Damage: 35
• Drops: Steak x4, Bear Pelt x2, Morsel
• Location: Forest areas
• Strategy: Ranged weapons only, use environment to trap

Wolf Variants

Alpha Wolf

• Health: 90
• Damage: 22
• Drops: Steak x3, Alpha Wolf Pelt, Blue Key (guardian only)
• Behavior: Spawns when campfire is more upgraded
• Strategy: Use spear and run around, or long-range weapons

Wolf

• Health: 70
• Damage: 19
• Drops: Meat x2, Steak x1, Wolf Pelt, Red Key (guardian only)
• Behavior: Hunts in packs at night
• Strategy: Jump on back to attack, hide behind logs, use bear traps

Alien Variants

Elite Alien

• Health: ~70
• Damage: ~20
• Drops: Access to Final Room in Alien Mothership
• Location: Exclusively inside Mothership
• Strategy: Function as living keycards, destroy one by one

Normal Alien

• Health: ~70
• Damage: ~20
• Drops: Access to Alien Mothership
• Location: UFO crash sites, Mothership
• Strategy: Uses Raygun, Laser Sword, or Laser Cannon

Medium Threat Level Mobs

Volcanic Biome Mobs

Hellephant

• Health: Medium
• Damage: High
• Drops: Cooked food
• Location: Volcanic Biome
• Special: Red-colored mammoth variant, can be tamed with specific offering

Scorpion

• Health: Low
• Damage: Poison damage
• Drops: Morsel x1
• Location: Volcanic Biome
• Special: Added in Volcanic Biome update, poison attacks

Meteor Crab

• Health: Medium
• Damage: Medium
• Drops: Morsel x2, Meteor Shard x2, Gold Shard x1
• Location: Spawns from fallen meteors during Meteor Shower event
• Special: New hostile entity from meteor events

Snow Biome Mobs

Arctic Fox

• Health: High
• Damage: Medium
• Drops: Morsel x1-2, Arctic Fox Pelt
• Location: Snow Biome, spawns in groups
• Strategy: Fast and small, hard to hit

Frog Variants (Splitting Mechanic)

King/Orange Frog

• Health: Medium
• Damage: Medium
• Drops: Splits into two Purple Frogs when killed
• Special: Strongest frog variant

Purple Frog

• Health: Medium
• Damage: Medium
• Drops: Splits into two Blue Frogs when killed
• Special: Very strong variant

Blue Frog

• Health: Low
• Damage: Low
• Drops: Splits into two Green Frogs when killed
• Special: Stronger variant

Green Frog

• Health: Low
• Damage: Low
• Drops: Morsel x1 (only frog that drops items directly)
• Special: Weakest frog, doesn't split

Low Threat Level Mobs

Mammoth

• Health: Very High
• Damage: High knockback attack
• Drops: Steak x8, Ribs x2, Mammoth Tusk
• Behavior: Neutral until attacked
• Location: Snow Biome
• Strategy: Only becomes hostile if provoked, high health but slow

Friendly NPCs: Allies and Resources

Missing Children (Main Objective)

The four missing children are your primary rescue targets in 99 Nights in the Forest:

Dino Kid

• Location: Red key cave
• Guardians: Wolves
• Status: Least traumatized of the group
• Strategy: Clear wolf pack, use Red Key to access

Kraken Kid

• Location: Blue key cave
• Guardians: Alpha Wolves
• Status: Second most traumatized
• Strategy: Defeat alpha wolves, use Blue Key

Squid Kid

• Location: Yellow key cave
• Guardians: Bears
• Status: Third child, appears disturbed
• Strategy: Handle bears carefully, use Yellow Key

Koala Kid

• Location: Grey key cave
• Guardians: Large number of bears
• Status: Most traumatized, final child
• Strategy: Prepare for tough bear fight, use Grey Key

Trader NPCs

Pelt Trader

• Location: Appears outside your camp
• Function: Trades animal pelts for equipment
• Accepted Items: Bunny Foot, Wolf Pelt, Alpha Wolf Pelt, Bear Pelt
• Rewards: Weapons, armor, tools (value increases with better pelts)
• Strategy: Save rare pelts for best equipment trades

Furniture Trader

• Location: The Forest (travels with Horse)
• Function: Sells decorative furniture
• Currency: Mossy Coins
• Special: Horse pulls wagon of goods
• Strategy: Cosmetic items only, prioritize functional equipment first

Fairy

• Location: Mushroom house
• Function: Sells seed packs
• Currency: Flowers (price scales by 20, max 80)
• Strategy: Essential for farming, buy early for food sustainability

Bird Watcher (No longer in game)

• Former Function: Exchanged Owl Feathers for Fuel Canisters and Gem of Forest Fragment
• Status: Removed from current game version

Passive Animals

Kiwi

• Location: Campfire area
• Behavior: Extremely rare passive entity
• Special: Added in Taming Update, can be tamed through minigame
• Strategy: Tame for companion pet, very rare spawn

Horse

• Location: Spawns with Furniture Trader
• Behavior: Passive, pulls trader's wagon
• Drops: Steak (if killed)
• Strategy: Leave alone to maintain trader access

Bunny

• Location: Forest areas
• Behavior: Small, passive, flees when attacked
• Drops: Bunny Foot (when killed)
• Strategy: Hunt for Bunny Foot to trade with Pelt Trader

Combat Strategies by Threat Level

Extreme Threat Combat

• The Deer/Ram/Owl: Cannot be killed, focus on survival and evasion
• Use flashlight to stun Deer temporarily
• Environment tactics: Hide behind trees, use narrow passages
• Night avoidance: Stay near campfire after dark

High Threat Combat

• Cultists: Prioritize ranged Crossbow Cultists first
• Bears: Exclusively use ranged weapons, attract to narrow spaces
• Alpha Wolves: Use spear tactics or long-range weapons
• Aliens: Destroy one by one, avoid group fights

Medium Threat Combat

• Hellephant: Can be tamed with specific offering (alternative to fighting)
• Frogs: Kill weakest first to prevent splitting chain reaction
• Arctic Fox: Use area damage due to group spawning

Low Threat Combat

• Mammoth: Avoid provoking unless necessary for resources
• Passive animals: Hunt strategically for trading materials

Resource Management: Drops and Trading

High-Value Drops

• Cultist King Drops: Infernal weapons, Wildfire, rare materials
• Polar Bear Pelt: Highest value trading item
• Mammoth Tusk: Valuable for high-end equipment
• Gem of Forest Fragment: From Bird Watcher (legacy content)

Trading Priority

1. Early Game: Bunny Foot, Wolf Pelt for basic equipment
2. Mid Game: Alpha Wolf Pelt, Bear Pelt for advanced gear
3. Late Game: Polar Bear Pelt, Cultist Gems for elite equipment

Location-Based Spawn Patterns

Forest Biome

• Common: Wolves, Bunnies, Regular Cultists
• Rare: Bears, Alpha Wolves (upgraded campfire)
• Special: The Deer (night only)

Snow Biome

• Common: Arctic Foxes, Polar Bears
• Rare: Mammoths (neutral unless provoked)
• Special: Extreme cold environment effects

Volcanic Biome

• Common: Scorpions, Hellephants
• Special: Meteor Shower events spawn Meteor Crabs
• Environment: Heat damage, unique resources

Alien Areas

• UFO Crash Sites: Normal Aliens
• Mothership: Elite Aliens (function as keycards)
• Special: High-tech weapons and resources

Pro Tips and Advanced Strategies

Base Defense

• Campfire upgrades: Affect mob spawn types and frequency
• Elevated platforms: Build shelves for defense against ground mobs
• Bear traps: Effective against wolf packs and cultists

Resource Optimization

• Pelt collection: Save rare pelts for best trader equipment
• Flower farming: Essential for Fairy seed purchases
• Feather collection: From The Owl for potential future content

Combat Optimization

• Weapon selection: Match weapons to enemy types (ranged for bears, melee for cultists)
• Environmental usage: Trees, rocks, and structures for tactical advantage
• Group management: Pull enemies individually when possible

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Night exploration: The Deer and Ram make night travel extremely dangerous
2. Melee vs bears: Always use ranged weapons against bear variants
3. Ignoring cultist types: Crossbow cultists should always be prioritized
4. Wasting rare pelts: Save high-value pelts for endgame equipment
5. Provoking mammoths: Only fight when necessary for resources

Platform-Specific Information

Roblox Controls

• Movement: Standard WASD controls
• Combat: Left-click for basic attacks, right-click for special abilities
• Interaction: E key for trading, rescuing children, using items

Performance Tips

• Graphics settings: Lower for better performance during mob-heavy encounters
• Network stability: Important for co-op play and real-time combat
• Device compatibility: Mobile vs PC differences in control schemes

Community Resources

Official Resources

• Official Discord: Join for real-time discussions, updates, and community events
• Game Website: 99-nights-in-the-forest.com for official guides and updates
• Roblox Game Page: Direct access to play and official announcements

Community Resources

• Fandom Wiki: Comprehensive entity database and game mechanics
• Reddit Community: r/99nightsintheforest for player tips and discussions
• YouTube Guides: Video tutorials for specific boss fights and strategies

Developer Information

• Follow developers: Official social media for update announcements
• Patch notes: Regular updates add new mobs and balance changes
• Bug reporting: Official channels for game issues and feedback

FAQ: Common Player Questions

What are the immortal monsters in 99 Nights in the Forest?

The three immortal monsters are The Deer, The Owl, and The Ram. These cannot be killed and serve as the main antagonists that hunt players at night.

How do I rescue all four missing children?

Each child is locked in a separate cave guarded by different mobs:

1. Dino Kid: Red key cave, guarded by wolves
2. Kraken Kid: Blue key cave, guarded by alpha wolves
3. Squid Kid: Yellow key cave, guarded by bears
4. Koala Kid: Grey key cave, guarded by multiple bears

What's the best way to deal with cultists?

Prioritize Crossbow Cultists first as they deal high ranged damage. Use melee attacks against all cultist types as they're weak in close combat. Juggernaut Cultists appear in later raids and require better equipment.

How do I get the best equipment from traders?

Start with Bunny Foot and Wolf Pelts for basic gear, then progress to Alpha Wolf Pelts and Bear Pelts for advanced equipment. The Polar Bear Pelt offers the highest value trades for endgame gear.

What's the difference between regular and guardian mobs?

Guardian mobs (Guardian Wolf, Guardian Bear) drop special keys needed to rescue the missing children. They're typically found in caves and are stronger than their regular counterparts.

Can I tame any mobs in the game?

Yes, the Hellephant can be tamed with a specific offering instead of fighting it. The Kiwi can also be tamed through a minigame to become a companion pet.

What's the most dangerous mob in the game?

The Polar Bear has the highest damage output in the game at 50 damage per hit. The Cultist King is the most dangerous boss mob with extreme damage and multiple attack patterns.

How do I survive against The Deer at night?

Stay near your campfire for safety, use a flashlight to stun The Deer temporarily, and hide behind trees or structures. Avoid exploring the forest after dark when possible.

What's the best strategy for frog mobs?

Kill the weakest Green Frogs first to prevent them from splitting into more frogs. Work your way up to the King/Orange Frog last to avoid being overwhelmed by numbers.

Are there any seasonal or event-exclusive mobs?

Yes, Meteor Crabs spawn during Meteor Shower events, and certain mobs may have holiday variants during special events in the game.

Conclusion: Mastering the Forest Ecosystem

Understanding all mobs and NPCs in 99 Nights in the Forest is essential for survival and completing the main objective of rescuing the four missing children. This comprehensive guide covers every entity you'll encounter, from the immortal monsters that hunt at night to the friendly traders who provide essential equipment.

Remember these key takeaways:

• Prioritize threats: Handle ranged enemies first, use appropriate weapons for each mob type
• Resource management: Save rare drops for high-value trades with traders
• Environmental awareness: Use the forest terrain to your advantage in combat
• Night survival: The Deer and Ram make night exploration extremely dangerous
• Progressive difficulty: Mobs become more challenging as you upgrade your campfire

Bookmark this guide for quick reference during your playthrough, and join the community resources for the latest updates and player strategies. With this knowledge, you're well-equipped to survive 99 nights in the forest and complete your rescue mission successfully.

This guide was last updated in November 2025 to include the latest mobs and NPCs added to 99 Nights in the Forest. Check the official Discord and game website for the most current information about new content and balance changes.