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Robopedia: Every Bot in Botworld

• Tanks
• Splashers
• Snipers
• Chasers
• Evaders
• Brawlers
• Supports
• AI Training

• Strategy Guide: See Comps & Combos
• Bots Upgrades: See Crafting Table and Upgrade Costs, on the Materials page.

Tanks

Tanks soak up damage and protect weaker bots — they are best placed up front.

Bot	Name	Acquisition	Overview
	Barrie	Random Drop	A sturdy tank that doesn't rely on gimmicks, it just has a huge HP pool. Some tricks still, reflecting damages back to the attacker or healing from it can turn the tides of a battle if timed right.
	Berserker	Random Drop	Very aggressive and mobile tank that'll run through the battlefield to push, stun, and damage enemy bots. Makes the life of your squishy bots that much easier.
	Bullwark	Random Drop	A tank in the most classical sense. The big damage reduction from the front allows it to soak lots of damage, allowing Bullwaark to always keep pushing forwards to disturb and stun.
	Chainer	Arena (1000)	Chainer isn't too good at tanking, but it can make sure all other ally bots are safe. Chainer is best used to take control of the battlefield and make devastating combos
	Thump	Starter Bot then Drop	Some think it's an elephant, some say it's a gorilla. Whatever it is, Thump is one of the most unique tanks out there by trading off raw stats for better utility and supporting.
	Link	Season then Drop	The ultimate damage absorber
	Nozzle	Arena (4000)	Distraction Turtle
	Meteor	Collect 50 Star Fragments and 10 Cosmic Cores	Argueably the most useful tank in the game as of now

Splashers

Splashers damage multiple bots that are close together — best placed in the back or behind Tanks.

Bot	Name	Acquisition	Overview
	Lobbie	Random Drop	best paired with chainer
	Rocketeer	Random Drop	knockback expert
	Bombee	Random Drop	This little bomb will take some bots with it if it can go under its own terms. Mostly a fun bot, useful for fast clears in low-stakes situations. Hard to use consistently in any competitive or challenging setting.
	Mort	Random Drop	The absolute mobile mortar of the game. Mort serves the role of an excellent nuker while still be a good sub dps/crowd controller from afar. However, the bot suffers a lot of cons to let it alone.
	Pluggie	Arena (2000)	The almighty splasher of botworld, best suited for anywhere. Great base stats along with great utility making Pluggie one of the most powerful all round bot.
	Gyro	Season then Drop
	Sheller	Season then Drop	An new mechanic that'll be sure to make for some interesting situations on the battlefied. Has some attractive CC potential with stun, but feels like it'll suffer from getting harassed just like Mort

Snipers

Snipers do a lot of damage from a distance — protect these bots as much as possible.

Bot	Name	Acquisition	Overview
	Chomp	Random Drop	A sniper that shoots really fast and that you'll get from the very beginning. This is bot will teach you early on how damaging snipers can be if you protect them during battle.
	Longshot	Arena (200)	Probably the most reliable and consistend ranged damage dealer. Other snipers have the potential to outperform it in the right situations, but Longshot will just get the job done no matter what.
	Pupil	Season then Drop	Laser bot of the game, has very high raw damage stat but little health and requires its enemy to stand still. Pupil represents Botworld's glass cannon, a high risk high reward bot.
	Backfire	Season then Drop
	Bigshot	Random Drop	Nothing is more scary than an enemy Bigshot about to shoot. Nothing is more satisfying than your own blasting through your opponents. But will it get to shoot?
	Bullseye	Season then Drop	If Pupil is a high risk high reward bot, then Bullseye further exceeds the definition. Can do more than just harming enemy bots, Bullseye is capable of shredding anything including tankers.

Chasers

Chasers are fast melee bots that are good at getting close to ranged enemies — let these bots get close to ranged damage dealers.

Bot	Name	Acquisition	Overview
	Slash	Random Drop	It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's one of your very first bots upon entering Botworld Adventure. With Slash in hand, you will be taught the basic tactics and strategies of using a chaser (against snipers/evaders). Slash provides a very high damage output, if not the highest, with the drawback of being nearly extremely squishy. Can kill very fast and can also die very fast.
	Slicer	Season then Drop	Slicer has the highest DPS in the game (discounting [Slash](/slash)) and has the second-highest burst damage in the game (6208!), just below [Brute](/brute). Unlike [Brute](/brute) however, Slicer doesn't need any setup for his burst and has a respectable 15 mSPD ontop of a gapcloser ability, and he's immune to slows and roots too! He's not all too squishy either, overall a very scary, high-risk high-reward pick for any team.
	Ram	Starter Bot then Drop	With the HP of a tank, the damage of a brawler and the speed of a chaser, Ram simply has absurdly good stats. He has a place in any team that he's put in and does his job like no other bot can. His Horn Flick can be tricky to get used to. At endgame, chasers is often intervened by a tank while he's chasing a squishy bot. This allows him to throw the tank behind him and keep going.
	Drill	Season then Drop	No opinion yet.
	Fork	Random Drop	Half a Chaser, half an Evader. Very good at picking out ranged DPS bots that would otherwise stay safe far from the fight. Has a good kit to survive and stand its ground against most bots.
	Phantom	Season then Drop

Evaders

Evaders are fast bots that are good at staying away from melee enemies — distract Chasers with these bots!

Bot	Name	Acquisition	Overview
	Icicool	Random Drop	It's Ult can be either AoE when Icicool is far from the fight, or one of the most terrifying source of damage if the enemy is close enough to take all the icicles.
	Dune Bug	Story Quest	A guaranteed bot you may get while progressing the storyline. Dune Bug may become your solid friend throughout the entire game being a sub dps/aoe unit with great survivability.
	Flamer	Season then Drop	Very high damage output, every bit is AoE. This bot is all offense, and doesn't have much to survive by itself, even though it needs to be almost at melee range.
	Froggy	Starter Bot then Drop	Inside the body of a frog, surprisingly Froggy doesn't usually hop, mostly just waddles. The middle of the road bot, not bad at everything but also doesn’t excel at anything.
	Frosty	Daily rewards	a good crowd control bot
	Hornet	Arena (5000)	Team Player
	InkJet	Season then Drop	Now you see us, now you don't
	Comet	Collect 50 Star Fragments and 10 Cosmic Cores	Botworld's first legendary bot

Brawlers

Brawlers are good at fighting other melee bots — 1v1 is their specialty!

Bot	Name	Acquisition	Overview
	Yanky	Random Drop	Best bot in 1v1 Stun lock
	Brute	Random Drop	Hits hard without holding anything back or caring for itself. Extremelly powerful when it connects, but has such a poor mobility you will need to help it get to its targets.
	Scatter	Random Drop	dangerous when close
	K.O.	Season then Drop	Boxer
	Nibbles	Season then Drop	The 1v1 bot overhauler
	Virus	Uberbot	One of the top viable bots in the game. Virus can absolute destroy enemy team by hijacking a unit, thus making it possible to solo against several bots without trouble.

Supports

Supports make your other bots more effective — best placed beside Tanks.

Bot	Name	Acquisition	Overview
	Tether	Random Drop	Dr. Octopus
	Halo	Random Drop	Not to be confused with Halo Franchise. An average ranged supporter outshined by Beat because there is not many situations where Halo does great, at least it has done its job well.
	Beat	Arena (3000)	Mostly attractive for the combo potential, boosting everyone's damage can be extremely powerful. Also a suprisingly viable melee bot with Stun and decent HP/dmg
	Bouncer	Season then Drop
	Gusto	Random Drop	Kobe
	Shuffle	Season then Drop	Intended to be an rng bot with the ability of using different botpack abilities, Shuffle turns out to be far better than people have expected as it is able to easily wipe out most foes.

AI

Getting your bot to AI5 (the highest rank) will make much more powerful. AI trees (sometimes called AI tracks) are very important to maximizing your bots’ potential. For some bots and combos (Chainer) AI5 is an absolute game-changer!

Reset

• It costs 100 gold per bot AI level.
• You can only reset them all at once.

EXP Costs

AI Level	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Exp Required	500	2000	5000	14000	30000

Training

First of all, it’s important to note that Recruits don’t gain AI Exp, so you must be using the bots you wish to develop yourself.

• Having the right business perk: +15% (LV3 AI Research) will help a lot!
• Regular exploring tricks: Exploring & Danger Zones Tips.
  

Fight higher level enemies

• AI Exp isn’t directly proportional to the enemy’s level, but you’ll gain more AI Exp for facing enemies that are at a higher level than you (and less from under-leveled enemies). Try to look for enemies that are at least 2 levels above your own.
• Choose the highest level area that you can accept Contracts for as your AI training ground.
  

Focus on Wild Bot Packs

• You’ll get AI Exp per bot defeated, therefore Wild Bot fights tend to be more efficient than Bandit fights, since there are usually more bots per fight in the former. They’re also usually faster to clear.
• You can reroll your Contracts until you get the “Salvage the Caravan” mission in a high-level area, that will make extra Wild Bot Packs spawn close to the Caravan in that specific location (but do not salvage the Caravan after clearing the Wild Bots near it). Prioritize areas that are already naturally packed with Wild Bots for max efficiency, more packs equals more AI Exp.
  

Use your Gadgets

• Damaged enemies still give the same AI Exp as enemies at full health, so using Bombardment and Mines can considerably increase the efficiency of your runs.
• Using Bombardment 3 times will leave normal enemies at death’s door (especially effective if used near the Caravan of the “Salvage the Caravan” Contract).

Aim for clean and fast clears

• You’re looking for efficiency, so go for fast clearing combos like Grouper Comps.
• Using Chainer + Splashers against enemies damaged with Gadgets will result in an almost instant win.
• Engaging in Multi-fights will save time by lowering the amount of loading screens you’ll see.

Farming AI Exp using Bombardment 320p (1,18MB)

Farming AI Exp using 3x Bombardment + Chainer 640p (4,56MB)

Avoid wasting AI Exp

• Bots that are already at AI5 still share Exp gained from battles, meaning that the AI Exp they gain after a fight simply goes to waste.
• Avoid using more than 3 bots per fight, since all bots placed will share AI Exp, resulting in less individual Exp for the bot you’re trying to develop.
  

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