• Voidwalker - A small, simple light ranged unit that consumes no power. Can only deal minor damage; best for annoying or distracting trappers. Voidlwalkers are very weak and can be dealt with very easily.

• Scorpion - Light melee unit with a poisonous attack. Capable of burrowing undergroup. Effective if grouped in a large, burrowed ambush party strategically placed to trap an unsuspecting stray explorer. Scorpions are fairly weak, and large numbers of them can be effectively stopped with area of effect spells.

• Nether Dragon Whelp - Light ranged unit that cannot actually fly. does not have any abilities, but when grouped together, can form effective hit-and-run parties given their excellent moving speed. As they lack in any special abilities Nether Dragon Whelps can be taken out easily with a group of summoned units.

• Ghost - Light ranged unit capable of draining mana. Effective at annoying or luring trappers into traps with their siphon mana skill. Also, mana can be siphoned into allied units; ghosts can be an effective mana stream to fuel Eidolons' demand for mana. Ghosts are fairly brittle, and can easily be taken out in one-on-one combat.

• Soul Guard - Medium melee unit capable of soaking up lots of damage. Effective in large groups, with death coil to heal one another, or to concentrate-fire on an enemy. Soul Guards are best dealt with in melee combat with summoned units.

• Phantom Guard - Moderate melee unit slightly stronger than Soul Guards. Effective at one-on-one combat against an unprepared opponent. Phantom Guards can easily be overwhelmed by a large number of summoned units.

• Temptress - Medium ranged unit capable of drawing enemy units to her. Effective at drawing unwary Explorers to gauntlets of traps. Temptresses are fairly weak in combat though, and are best backed with a group of Soul Guards to take damage. Temptresses can be taken out easily with a large group of summoned units.

• Monstrosity - Moderate melee unit that splits into minor versions of itself upon death. Effective at soaking up damage with its minor forms and high rate of regeneration. Monstrosities are best dealt with using summoned units and single combat to take out the main form, and area-of-effect spells to take out the weaker versions.

• Burning Soul - Heavy melee unit excellent at single combat. The passive fire damage is also very effective at dealing with large groups of weak summoned units. Burning Souls are best dealt with by a combination of a large group of strong summoned units and spells.

• Eidolon - Heavy ranged unit with a corrupting attack that constantly drains mana. Eidolong can also devour magic, which makes them very effective at restoring their mana supply, and killing summoned units. However, as Eidolon are almost beings of pure energy, they suffer increased damage from spell attacks. Eidolon are best taken out by casting plenty of offensive spells.

• Doom Guard - Heavy melee unit capable of taking up a lot of damage. Very effective at one-on-one combat, and can easily take out an unprepared Explorer in solo combat. Doom Guards, however, lack any abilities, and can be easily massed by large groups of summoned units.

• Fake Coin - Trappers can create fake gold coins that will deal moderate damage to all units in a small area of effect when picked up. Fake coins can be very effective early on in the game, but once Explorers learn not to pick up these counterfeits, they are almost useless.

• Fake Rune - Along with fake coins, Trappers can also create fake runes. When picked up, the rune will combust and burst with dark magic, burning the mana of nearby enemy units and dealing damage to summoned units. As with fake coins, they are very effective early on in the game, but lose their usefulness when the Explorers grow more prudent.

• Fake Item - The last kind of counterfeits; when picked up, the fake item will become a Mimic, and start attacking the Explorers. Like fake coins and runes, fake items lose their usefulness to trappers later on in the game. However, building too many of these can sometimes be advantageous to Explorers, as they can systematically activate one fake item at a time, and kill the Mimics one by one for experience and gold.

Trap circles, along with units, are the Trappers' most effective method of killing Explorers. Trap circles are divided into two categories, Permanent/Persistent Trap Circles, and Single-Use Trap Circles. Permanent trap circles can keep casting their abilities until destroyed, whereas Single-Use trap circles disappear after activation, but are often much more powerful. No one kind is specifically more powerful than the other; a perfect combination of the both is needed to ensure victory.

Permanent/Persistent Trap Circles

• Spike Trap - A basic spiked trap that unleashes a set of spikes to impale the enemy; deals high damage with a chance to stun.

• Water Trap - A trap that floods the area around it with water, rapidly dealing minor damage over time and slowing any enemies' movement.

• Poison Trap - What kind of dungeon doesn’t have these? Fires a poisonous arrow at the person who steps on it, dealing damage periodically.

• Frost Trap - A trap that when activated, can quickly reduce the air temperature around it, chilling enemy units near it and slowing their attack and movement speed greatly.

• Ensnare Trap - A small trap that throws a net at a triggering enemy, binding them to the ground for a short period of time. Can be very effective when combined with other traps.

• Sleeper Trap - A trap that fires a tranquilizing dart at a triggering enemy that puts them to sleep for a short period of time.

• Disarm Trap - A trap that disarms an enemy, preventing them from casting spells and reducing their attack damage for a short period.

Single-Use Trap Circles
• Curse Trap - A minor trap that throws a random curse on a triggering enemy.

• Flame Trap - A trap that unleashes a pillar of flame once activated. Every unit in that flame will take major damage, and subsequently take minor damage. The trap disappears when activated.

• Peasant Trap - A pesky trap that summons a bunch of mini peasants that surround and annoy the triggering unit. Effective at annoying and keeping Explorers occupied for a little bit, or even massing them when combined with other units.

• Burning Image Trap - A trap that unleashes burning images that wander around and burn enemy units that get to close to them.

• Essence Trap - A trap that burns the mana of all units around it when triggered. Also deals damage to summoned units.

• Summoning Trap - A summoning circle that once activated, creates a creep the same level of the triggering unit owner's hero.

• Explosive Trap - A trap that ignites a fuse to an explosive payload when activated. The explosion deals siege damage in an area of effect; be careful, it will destroy your own traps and damage your allies if placed improperly. Effective at destroying those annoying fortified-amour dwarven tanks.

• Tower Trap - A circle that summons a high-damage dealing tower that fires high-damage projectiles once summoned; however, the projectiles can be dodged and the tower is quite brittle.

• Nexus Trap - A trap circle that drags the triggering unit to an alternate dimension for a short period of time, during which they can take a lot of damage.