Noob Experiment Warzone Enemy Threat List

Calling enemy names during a wave is how a team survives. If three people shoot the same Basic while a Giant walks into spawn, the lobby will wipe. This page gives you the names to use. It does not invent HP bars or damage numbers. Use it with the wave checklist so you know when each name appears.

What we know

The fan Trello and the live game show experiment types. The exact order and spawn triggers are not published. The list below is assembled from Trello cards, community discussion, and the August 2026 tracker snapshot. The names are real. The exact wave numbers where each appears are confirmed by playing, not by scraping a beta build.

Experiment types

Basic Experiment. The most common enemy. Low threat, dies to most kits. Call it by lane, not by name, unless the team is new. “Left lane clear” is enough.

Medium Experiment. A step above Basic. Still not an elite. Fine to call as a general position note.

Large Experiment. The first elite most teams notice. Larger hitbox, more health. Call it by direction so the wedge can take it.

Giant Experiment. Biggest ground unit. Punishes clumps with contact damage and knockback. Spread for it. Call its position before it reaches the group.

Failed Large Experiment. A heavier variant of Large. Trello lists it by name. Treat it as a Larger Large: more health, more threat, same call.

Rocketer Experiment. Fires projectiles that punish grouped positions. Call rockets before they land. Spread immediately when “rockets” is called.

Mutant Large Experiment. A mutant variant of the Large class. Faster or more aggressive. Call the mutation name so the team knows it is not a normal Large.

Rocketer Mutant Large Experiment. The combination that community discussion flags most often on City. Rocketer range plus Mutant aggression. This is the wave 13-plus target that wipes public lobbies. Call it specifically: “Rocketer Mutant Large, left lane.”

Titan Experiment. A boss-scale ground unit. Larger than Giant, more health, probably more damage. Call it by direction and by name. A Titan walking into spawn while the team is distracted is a wipe.

Rocketer Titan Experiment. The ranged variant of Titan. Rockets from the back, tank in the front. Same spread rules as Rocketer Mutant Large, but higher stakes because the unit itself is harder to kill.

Boss Noob. The named finale. Featured as a separate mode and as an Easy Mode finale. Community notes mention a full Boss Noob rework and a Boss Noob 1.5 variant for Update 2. See the Boss Noob guide.

How to use the list

1. Print the names you do not know onto the wave checklist.
2. During a run, call the name and the lane: “Rocketer Mutant Large, center.”
3. After the clear, mark which elites appeared at which wave on your checklist.
4. After two clears, you will know City well enough to call by instinct.

What not to call

Do not call a Basic Experiment during wave 12. Everyone knows what a Basic is. Call it if a new player needs positioning guidance, not as a threat report.

Do not call a unit you cannot identify. “Something big, center” is more useful than a wrong name.

Do not call Boss Noob by a different game name. This is Noob Experiment Warzone on City. The boss is Boss Noob. If the update log ships Boss Noob 1.5, this page will update.

Calling names is a team habit. The first clear where everyone calls is the clear where nobody is surprised by wave 15.