Eggscalibur Guide: The Arena’s Final Form with 22 Million HP
Eggscalibur is the final form lurking at the deepest end of the Arena — the most-asked-about boss on the Steam forums (“How am I supposed to beat the Eggscalibur”). He is a math problem the developers left for extreme builds: 22.18 million HP.
Data Card
| Stat | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 22,180,500 (~22.18 million) | Endless HP curve tier 35 = 221,805 × 100 HP multiplier |
| Damage per hit | 13,349 (physical) | Endless attack curve tier 35 = 3,337 × 4.0 attack multiplier |
| Hits per turn | 1 per turn | 1 physical attack |
| Magical attack | None | No magical attack |
| Special action | None | |
| Shield | 0 | - |
Numbers explained: the Arena consists of 30 regular battles plus a final boss. The figures below use the highest difficulty step (tier 35) for his final form. He is not on the Arena’s regular 30-enemy roster — he shows up as the last fight deep in the Arena. Community posts and guides on “reaching Arena level 36” line up with this. If the actual step sits anywhere between 30 and 35, his HP is roughly 11.44–22.18 million (see the table below).
Tier reference table (endless HP curve × 100):
| Tier | HP | Attack |
|---|---|---|
| 29 | 10,002,500 | 8,480 |
| 30 | 11,446,200 | 9,164 |
| 31 | 13,086,400 | 9,892 |
| 32 | 14,950,800 | 10,676 |
| 33 | 17,066,600 | 11,520 |
| 34 | 19,463,200 | 12,428 |
| 35 | 22,180,500 | 13,349 |
Why He Stops Most Players
- The HP cliff: enemies on Arena battle 30 sit at roughly 500k–800k HP, and he jumps straight to the tens of millions — most builds deal 50k–200k per turn, which means 40+ turns against him, while he hits you for 13,349 (physical) every turn and punches straight through you.
- The physical-only taunt: his 13,349 physical damage can be absorbed by a shield, and he only attacks once per turn — which means Iron Shield + shield potions can reduce fight damage to 0. The real problem was never survival; it’s whether you can deal enough damage.
- The hard DPS gate: to end the fight within 30 turns you need 740k+/turn; to do it within 10 turns, you need 2.22 million+/turn.
Build Requirements to Beat Him
Route 1: The Bomb build (the only community-verified solution)
See the Bomb & Saw build guide. The core idea is to stack the Bomb’s amplifier without limit:
Bonus magic damage per turn = Bomb level bonus × Bomb triggers this turn
L5 Bomb adds +11 per trigger, doubled ×2 on a crit
Requirement: 20+ Bomb triggers per turn (reroll engine running full) → 220+ bonus per hit,
then stack crit ×2, mega crit ×4, Power Source bonuses...As one Chinese community guide put it: “the numbers get ridiculous later on” — ridiculous enough that even ten-million-HP enemies only take a few dozen turns. With the Golden Key’s 6th reel, the re-spin item, and Diamond rerolls, the Bomb build is the only route that reliably reaches 1 million+/turn.
Route 2: The Lethal Curse build (theoretically viable, purely for fun)
Lethal Curse: 3 chains = 1,000 magic damage, 5 chains = 2,000. Against 22.18 million HP that’s 11,000 crits — theoretically you could chain unlimited rerolls with a “Rampage”-style passive… in practice it isn’t realistic, but it at least shows the game’s numerical ceiling is reserved for “extreme” builds.
Route 3: Give up
Most players — including the author of the “reach level 36” guide — either never reach him, or die on arrival. Failing against Eggscalibur is completely normal — he is essentially a “numbers check”, not required content. The Arena’s core reward (chips) is mostly earned before battle 30.
If You Really Want to Challenge Him
- Entry requirements: L5 Bomb + L5 Spin Blade + L10 Diamond + Golden Key’s 6th reel + the re-spin item + Lucky modifier level 4 (14% auto triple);
- Survival setup: keep Iron Shield + shield potions up at all times to fully block the 13,349 physical damage; HP and magic resistance modifiers don’t matter (he has no magical attacks);
- Fight pacing: spend the first 5 turns focused on rolling Bombs to stack the amplifier — don’t chase damage; once Bomb triggers are stacked, each hit lands in the millions and the final 10 turns are a quick kill;
- Patience: expect 30–60 turns of non-stop timing play — your hands will hurt. Consider turning on the game’s built-in Fast Mode.
Rewards for Defeating Him
There is no dedicated achievement for beating Eggscalibur (all 12 achievements are stage-related) — it’s a matter of self-validation. There is no global completion stat to track — only a handful of players have ever posted results in the Steam community.
Based on game version v1.0.19, verified 2026-08. His difficulty step is estimated from in-run HP (see note above); in-game behavior takes precedence.