Voidpet Dungeons features a deep emotional and elemental combat system where every pet embodies a unique emotion — from Envy to Persistence. Each one carries a distinct elemental affinity, combat role, and passive that defines how it performs in battles. Understanding your pet’s base stats, skills, and synergies is key to building a strong dungeon team.
This Voidpet Dungeons Pet Guide breaks down every key aspect of Voidpet pets — from stat roles to best picks per rarity — so you can strategise effectively.
Voidpet Dungeons Pet Guide 2025 – Rarity, Stats, Roles
Understanding Pet Attributes
1. Emotion
Each pet represents a human emotion or concept, such as Anger, Greed, or Nostalgia. These aren’t just names — they influence their design, playstyle, and even skill flavor.
For instance, Wrath focuses on devastating Fire damage, while Lonely leans toward healing and sustain.
2. Element
Voidpets are tied to one of five elements:
- Fire – High damage, aggressive playstyle, often burns or overwhelms.
- Water – Balanced sustain and healing; supports longer fights.
- Earth – Strong defensive stats and grounding mechanics.
- Metal – Focused on piercing damage and resilience.
- Wood – Agile fighters with regeneration and multi-hit potential.
Each element interacts with others in rock-paper-scissors fashion. Water beats Fire, Fire beats Wood, and Metal resists Earth, for example.
3. Type
There are four primary combat types:
- Fighter – Offensive pets with high attack and burst potential.
- Tank – Frontliners with high stamina and defense.
- Healer – Restorative units that cleanse and sustain allies.
- Hybrid (some Epic/Legendary pets) – Blend of offense and utility.
4. Rarity
Rarity determines power ceilings:
- Rare – Found early, simple movesets but effective.
- Epic – Mid-tier with stronger passives and higher stats.
- Legendary – Endgame units with unique skill interactions and exceptional stat balance.
Stat Breakdown
Each Voidpet has five base stats influencing combat effectiveness:
| Stat | Description |
|---|---|
| Stamina | Determines HP and tankiness. |
| Attack | Directly affects skill damage. |
| Defense | Reduces incoming physical and elemental damage. |
| Speed | Influences turn order and evasion. |
| Crit % | Chance to land critical hits. |
Stat Patterns by Role
- Fighters: High Attack (60–85), Moderate Speed (40–50)
- Tanks: High Stamina (60–80+), High Defense (60–85)
- Healers: Balanced Stamina and Speed, modest Attack
- Epics & Legendaries: Often break the typical stat curves
Notable Pets by Role
Top Fighters
- Wrath (#16 – Fire, Legendary)
Passive: Hypernova – The raw powerhouse of the Fire lineup. Highest base Attack (85) with fast Speed (46). Combines Supernova and Flames of Fury for devastating AoE damage. - Greed (#17 – Fire, Legendary)
Passive: Opportunist – Excels at chaining kills; capitalizes on weakened foes. Balanced stats make it reliable in any lineup. - Ambition (#40 – Water, Legendary)
Passive: Channeling – Hybrid Water Fighter with incredible Attack (83). Hydro Cleave’s burst potential is unmatched among Water units. - Pride (#13 – Metal, Legendary)
Passive: Leech Life – Attacks restore HP, allowing solo sustain. Excellent for long fights or boss sustain roles.
Top Tanks
Resistance (#35 – Earth, Epic)
Passive: Strengthening Armor – Tremendous Defense (85). Perfect frontliner with reliable damage mitigation and team protection.
Abandonment (#10 – Water, Rare)
Passive: Accustomed – Extreme Defense (81) for a Rare. Great budget tank with reactive defense skills.
Conviction (#41 – Metal, Rare)
Passive: Executioner – A sturdier Metal tank that counters enemies who overextend.
Sloth (#15 – Earth, Legendary)
Passive: Restless Vengeance – Bulky, patient defender. Combines massive stamina with delayed retaliation damage.
Top Healers
Persistence (#39 – Water, Legendary)
Passive: Guardian Angel – Restores allies while maintaining high survivability. Its Whirlpool skill provides both crowd control and sustain.
Sonder (#8 – Water, Epic)
Passive: Emergency Care – Reactively heals allies in danger. Works excellently in mixed-element teams.
Nostalgia (#19 – Earth, Legendary)
Passive: The Good Ol’ Days – Restores allies while buffing defense. Warm Dream adds regeneration over time.
Joy (#42 – Fire, Rare)
Passive: Cheerleader – Entry-level healer that boosts team morale and speed.
Fanmade Passives (Concept Summary)
| Passive Name | Concept |
|---|---|
| Shattering | Reduces enemy defense with each strike. |
| Jittery | Increases speed after attacking. |
| Exploit | Deals extra damage to already weakened foes. |
| Fury Boiling | Attack rises the longer the battle lasts. |
| Make Me Stronger | Gains buffs when HP drops below half. |
| Lust for Power | Converts part of dealt damage into attack buffs. |
| Hypernova | Triggers bonus Fire damage after every combo. |
| Reversal | Converts incoming healing into barrier shields. |
| Crushing | Chance to stun when attacking low-HP enemies. |
| Stealthy Strikes | First hit is guaranteed critical. |
These passives define how a Voidpet evolves strategically — making combinations across emotions and elements the real key to winning dungeons.
Team Building Tips
Balance Your Roles:
Always carry one Tank, one Healer, and two Fighters. A 2-1-1 setup keeps your damage output consistent while maintaining survivability.
Synergize Elements:
Combine opposing elements for versatility. Fire + Water or Metal + Wood can handle most dungeon types.
Stack Passives Intelligently:
Pets like Lust or Greed reward aggressive play, but they pair best with sustain-based Healers like Persistence or Nostalgia.
Speed and Crit Matter More Than You Think:
Faster pets like Down Bad or Panic can end fights before heavy tanks even act. Use them for PvP or time-sensitive runs.
Hidden Standouts
Spite (#5 – Metal): Low stamina, but Backstab + Early Advantage combo makes it a sleeper assassin early game.
Mischief (#38 – Wood): Copycat copies enemy passives temporarily, a unique mechanic among Legendaries.
Desperate (#29 – Metal): High-risk Epic that deals huge burst when HP is low — ideal for clutch comebacks.
Every Voidpet in Voidpet Dungeons carries emotional depth and distinct gameplay flavor. From Wrath’s explosive Fire combos to Persistence’s serene healing waves, the system rewards creative team-building and synergy mastery. Whether you prefer calculated sustain or reckless offense, understanding each pet’s emotion, type, and passive will help you conquer even the toughest dungeon challenges.
