They are dangerous, having high health and dealing high damage, but killing them grants rewards for the whole team. Mimics Fortnite's take on the classic "mimic" trope, Mimics take on the appearance of blue level 3 Treasure Chests. These cannot be interacted with but are mostly there for appearance. They also occasionally appear in buildings as if they were ghosts. They do not damage the player directly, but occasionally they will spawn a Troll-colored bomb during the minigame, which will damage the player. Trolls Small, harmless Mist Monsters that appear during the Whack-a-Troll minigame. There are a few other monsters that do not follow the typical siege behavior and spawn mechanics of Husks and Mist Monsters. They come in four varieties: Smashers, Takers, Blasters, and Flingers. Mist Monsters don't attack the objective directly, but instead focus on allowing other Enemies to do so. They have more varied appearances and attack patterns than regular Husks. Mist Monsters Mist Monsters are rarer than Husks and tend to have higher health and deal higher damage. They come in ten different varieties with different appearances and attack patterns: Husk, Husky, Pitcher, 'Sploder, Beehive, Lobber, Huskling, Riot Shielder, Zapper and The Healer. They deal low to moderate damage and have low to moderate amounts of health. Husk Monsters Husks make up the majority of the enemies encountered in Save the World.
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