Creatures of Sonaria has 474 creatures, and everyone wants to know which one is strongest.
The honest answer is that it depends on what you mean. One creature has the most health, a different one hits hardest, and a third is far faster than either.
This page gives you all three answers with the real numbers, and explains what moving up a tier actually does to your creature.
The quick answer
The toughest creature is Abyssal Geortharoc with 17,000 health. The hardest hitters do 650 damage. The fastest is Nimoona, sprinting at 205.
The trade nobody mentions. Going up a tier gives you more health and more damage, but it takes away speed. The middle creature at tier 1 sprints at 141.5 and at tier 5 that drops to 69. That is a 2.05 times difference, and none of the ten fastest creatures is tier 5.
So a big creature wins a fight it cannot escape. A small one simply does not have the fight.
What each tier means
Every creature sits in a tier from 1 to 5. The tier is the game’s own label, not an opinion, and it tells you roughly how big and strong something is.
| Tier |
Creatures |
Health range |
Middle health |
Middle damage |
Middle sprint |
| Tier 1 |
48 |
500 to 3,250 |
1,400 |
78 |
142 |
| Tier 2 |
74 |
1,000 to 5,800 |
1,975 |
120 |
128 |
| Tier 3 |
125 |
1,700 to 7,500 |
3,115 |
190 |
98 |
| Tier 4 |
130 |
2,720 to 13,500 |
4,550 |
260 |
80 |
| Tier 5 |
97 |
3,500 to 17,000 |
8,000 |
300 |
69 |
Read the last three columns together. Health and damage go up every single step, and sprint speed goes down every single step.
Tiers overlap more than you would think. Tier 3 health reaches 7,500 while tier 4 starts at 2,720. So a strong tier 3 beats a weak tier 4 on paper.
The strongest creatures, three ways
Most health
These take the most punishment. Note how low the sprint column is for all of them.
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Abyssal Geortharoc |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
17,000 |
375 |
50 |
| Geortharoc |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
17,000 |
375 |
50 |
| Golgaroth |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
16,000 |
180 |
56 |
| Kavouradis |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
15,000 |
400 |
52 |
| Hayrhinozh |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
14,750 |
375 |
52 |
| Caldonterrus |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
14,500 |
300 |
50 |
| Origin Caldonterrus |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
14,500 |
300 |
50 |
| Aqoxturumox |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
14,000 |
150 |
107 |
| Chamei |
Tier 4 |
Aquatic |
13,500 |
220 |
122 |
| Yggdragstyx |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
13,000 |
200 |
66 |
| Boreal Warden |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
65 |
50 |
| Lorolael |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
200 |
56 |
| Mufolium |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
280 |
54 |
| Takamorath |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
300 |
54 |
| Kaegiszarr |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
11,500 |
180 |
72 |
Most damage
These hit hardest per bite. The top spot is a three way tie, and one of the three is only tier 4.
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Arachyu |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
7,200 |
650 |
112 |
| Hygos |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
6,000 |
650 |
62 |
| Whispthera |
Tier 4 |
Terrestrial |
4,250 |
650 |
82 |
| Kendyll |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
7,000 |
620 |
66 |
| Ghartokus |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
7,500 |
600 |
62 |
| Kohikii |
Tier 4 |
Aquatic |
6,500 |
600 |
131 |
| Polymonstrum |
Tier 4 |
Semi-Aquatic |
4,600 |
600 |
82 |
| Sarcosiris |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
8,400 |
575 |
63 |
| Overgrowth Hygos |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
6,000 |
575 |
62 |
| Bäruw |
Tier 4 |
Semi-Aquatic |
7,100 |
575 |
77 |
| Battle Kendyll |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
7,000 |
550 |
66 |
| Permacham |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
6,800 |
530 |
56 |
| Buff Eulopii |
Tier 4 |
Semi-Aquatic |
7,500 |
525 |
80 |
| Sigmatox |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
7,700 |
520 |
70 |
| Jabblebashhe |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
5,500 |
500 |
61 |
Fastest
These outrun everything. Every one of them is a low tier, which is exactly the point.
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Nimoona |
Tier 1 |
Aquatic |
3,250 |
75 |
205 |
| Flipli |
Tier 1 |
Aquatic |
1,650 |
60 |
202 |
| Nemni |
Tier 2 |
Flier |
1,350 |
140 |
200 |
| Uleoum |
Tier 2 |
Flier |
2,000 |
120 |
190 |
| Cupuere |
Tier 3 |
Aquatic |
7,500 |
110 |
185 |
| Arrainoa |
Tier 2 |
Aquatic |
4,000 |
400 |
170 |
| Ulyri |
Tier 4 |
Flier |
4,000 |
170 |
165 |
| Zhelijin |
Tier 3 |
Aquatic |
3,250 |
115 |
165 |
| Bengon |
Tier 2 |
Aquatic |
5,800 |
225 |
165 |
| Logavian |
Tier 4 |
Flier |
4,000 |
150 |
163 |
| Scrimpeii |
Tier 2 |
Aquatic |
3,800 |
180 |
160 |
| Glovaucus |
Tier 3 |
Aquatic |
3,250 |
185 |
156 |
| Alkaksu |
Tier 1 |
Semi-Aquatic |
800 |
65 |
153 |
| Ani |
Tier 1 |
Terrestrial |
700 |
50 |
152 |
| Jeff |
Tier 1 |
Terrestrial |
950 |
75 |
151 |
The best of each movement type
Creatures move in 5 different ways, and that decides where you can go and what can follow you.
| Moves as |
Creatures |
Toughest one |
Tier |
Health |
Damage |
| Terrestrial |
216 |
Geortharoc |
Tier 5 |
17,000 |
375 |
| Flier |
138 |
Opralegion |
Tier 5 |
10,500 |
175 |
| Semi-Aquatic |
68 |
Abyssal Geortharoc |
Tier 5 |
17,000 |
375 |
| Aquatic |
28 |
Aqoxturumox |
Tier 5 |
14,000 |
150 |
| Glider |
24 |
Vielheart |
Tier 5 |
7,300 |
220 |
Best Terrestrial creatures
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Geortharoc |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
17,000 |
375 |
50 |
| Hayrhinozh |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
14,750 |
375 |
52 |
| Caldonterrus |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
14,500 |
300 |
50 |
| Origin Caldonterrus |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
14,500 |
300 |
50 |
| Yggdragstyx |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
13,000 |
200 |
66 |
| Boreal Warden |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
65 |
50 |
| Lorolael |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
200 |
56 |
| Mufolium |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
280 |
54 |
| Takamorath |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
12,500 |
300 |
54 |
| Kaegiszarr |
Tier 5 |
Terrestrial |
11,500 |
180 |
72 |
Best Flier creatures
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Opralegion |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
10,500 |
175 |
124 |
| Gimon-Ogu |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
9,750 |
185 |
124 |
| Enthomen |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
9,000 |
200 |
69 |
| Celeritas |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
8,500 |
200 |
63 |
| Ura |
Tier 4 |
Flier |
8,000 |
165 |
74 |
| Seraphis |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
7,500 |
80 |
73 |
| Aesmir |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
7,250 |
215 |
69 |
| Athulyth |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
7,000 |
175 |
70 |
| Novus Warden |
Tier 5 |
Flier |
7,000 |
30 |
67 |
| Dalghara |
Tier 4 |
Flier |
7,000 |
150 |
140 |
Best Semi-Aquatic creatures
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Abyssal Geortharoc |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
17,000 |
375 |
50 |
| Golgaroth |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
16,000 |
180 |
56 |
| Kavouradis |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
15,000 |
400 |
52 |
| Turgeon |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
9,250 |
320 |
72 |
| Militrua |
Tier 4 |
Semi-Aquatic |
9,000 |
150 |
78 |
| Norokk |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
8,500 |
250 |
73 |
| Morthorax |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
8,400 |
285 |
62 |
| Sarcosiris |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
8,400 |
575 |
63 |
| Crata Peretina |
Tier 5 |
Semi-Aquatic |
7,950 |
190 |
75 |
| Buff Eulopii |
Tier 4 |
Semi-Aquatic |
7,500 |
525 |
80 |
Best Aquatic creatures
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Aqoxturumox |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
14,000 |
150 |
107 |
| Chamei |
Tier 4 |
Aquatic |
13,500 |
220 |
122 |
| Syroudon |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
10,500 |
165 |
120 |
| Kretapex |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
10,250 |
350 |
100 |
| Sequidliom |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
9,600 |
275 |
99 |
| Magnacetus |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
9,000 |
425 |
100 |
| Eigion Warden |
Tier 5 |
Aquatic |
8,000 |
70 |
98 |
| Deluumar |
Tier 4 |
Aquatic |
7,800 |
270 |
125 |
| Aleicuda |
Tier 4 |
Aquatic |
7,500 |
265 |
130 |
| Cupuere |
Tier 3 |
Aquatic |
7,500 |
110 |
185 |
Best Glider creatures
| Creature |
Tier |
Moves as |
Health |
Damage |
Sprint |
| Vielheart |
Tier 5 |
Glider |
7,300 |
220 |
65 |
| Phantejer |
Tier 5 |
Glider |
7,000 |
260 |
73 |
| Despisicle |
Tier 5 |
Glider |
5,000 |
225 |
72 |
| Prialoura |
Tier 4 |
Glider |
5,000 |
115 |
81 |
| Cindrothar |
Tier 4 |
Glider |
4,500 |
260 |
77 |
| Flamerir |
Tier 4 |
Glider |
4,500 |
150 |
76 |
| Nolumoth |
Tier 4 |
Glider |
4,400 |
275 |
80 |
| Kaminaru |
Tier 3 |
Glider |
4,200 |
170 |
86 |
| Garudegh |
Tier 4 |
Glider |
3,700 |
225 |
78 |
| Melantha |
Tier 4 |
Glider |
3,500 |
280 |
72 |
Diets
What a creature eats decides how you feed it, and the split is not even.
| Diet |
Creatures |
Share |
| Carnivore |
221 |
46% of all creatures |
| Herbivore |
148 |
31% of all creatures |
| Omnivore |
59 |
12% of all creatures |
| Photocarnivore |
25 |
5% of all creatures |
| Photovore |
21 |
4% of all creatures |
Carnivores are the biggest group, so food is competitive. Photovores are the rarest and feed from light instead of hunting.
What the numbers tell us
Climbing a tier costs you speed
This is the finding that changes how you pick. Middle sprint speed falls at every step: 141.5 at tier 1, then 128, 98, 80.5 and 69 at tier 5.
The 2 toughest creatures sprint at about 50, which is the slowest in the game. The fastest manages 205, over four times quicker.
Tier tells you about health, not damage
Only 2 tier 4 creatures have more health than the middle tier 5. So for health, the tier label is reliable.
For damage it is not. 41 tier 4 creatures out-damage the middle tier 5, and Whispthera ties the highest damage in the whole game at 650.
Nothing is best at everything
The health record, the damage record and the speed record belong to three different creatures, and not one of them holds two of the three.
So pick for the job. Something slow and huge for holding ground, something fast and small for travelling and surviving.
Big creatures cost real time
Growth time runs from 5 minutes up to 150. The largest creatures need well over an hour of play before they are fully grown.
That is worth knowing before you commit, because a death partway through means starting that timer again.
Creatures of Sonaria FAQ
What is the strongest creature in Creatures of Sonaria?
It depends on the measure. Abyssal Geortharoc has the most health at 17,000, three creatures tie the top damage at 650, and Nimoona is the fastest at 205.
How many creatures are in Creatures of Sonaria?
There are 474 across 5 tiers. The split is 48 at tier 1, 74 at tier 2, 125 at tier 3, 130 at tier 4, 97 at tier 5.
Are tier 5 creatures always the best?
Not always. They have the most health and damage on average, but they are also the slowest. Middle sprint speed at tier 5 is 69 against 141.5 at tier 1.
Which creature does the most damage?
Arachyu, Hygos, Whispthera, all tied at 650. Whispthera manages it at tier 4.
What is the fastest creature?
Nimoona at 205 sprint speed, and it is only tier 1.
What is the best flier?
Opralegion has the most health of the 138 fliers. If you want speed instead, look at the fastest fliers rather than the toughest.
How long does a creature take to grow?
Between 5 and 150 minutes, depending on the creature. Bigger creatures take much longer.
Does a creature’s value match how strong it is?
No. Value comes from rarity and demand, not from stats, so an expensive creature is not always a strong one.
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