Wilbur will only have one turn, which will be spent as mentioned above marking or squealing.Īt Veteran Level, you will be introduced to his Bit'o Squeal, which makes the fight significantly harder by stunning your heroes at the start of every turn.

Wilbur will not use Bit'o Squeal on the Apprentice Level boss fight despite having it as an ability, Wilbur will either mark your heroes or squeal at them if in the first position.

There is an important difference between the Apprentice Level fight iteration of Wilbur and the other counterparts:

(However, running after the prince has fallen but before Wilbur has been defeated will still result in the quest being completed.) Wilbur will use Squeal, which does one to two points of damage but mainly inflicts Stun on your heroes. Wilbur can be killed to stop the marking of your heroes however, this will result in the Swine Prince attacking all of your heroes every turn.Īfter the Swine Prince is defeated, the heroes will also have to defeat Wilbur.

This marks your heroes for extra damage and prompts the Swine Prince to target them specifically. As of yet, there is no canonical story regarding Wilbur's background or how he got to this position, but it can be safely assumed that Wilbur and the Swine Prince share some sort of connection, perhaps even prior to their cruel transformations.ĭuring battle, Wilbur will use the attacks End This One or End These Two on one or two of your heroes. In battle, the Swine Prince takes orders from Wilbur and protects him, falling into fits of blind rage whenever Wilbur is hurt or killed. Wilbur is a small and skittish Swine that has somehow become the companion and controller of the frighteningly powerful and stupid Swine Prince.

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