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Mistfall HunterFIELD GRIMOIRE

Patch 12 August 2026 update
Updated 2026-08-12

Mistfall Hunter Harpy Guide

A mobile avian enemy that can turn a player fight into a three-sided encounter; community footage confirms the model, while its stats and taxonomy remain unpublished.

Applies to 12 August 2026 updateUpdated

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A Harpy enemy in community gameplay footage, with black-and-gold feathered arms, clawed feet and a gold mask
Image: Forsaken_Pin_4933 — community gameplay clip on r/MistfallHunter

Answer first · Map unconfirmed

Two independent community posts show the same humanoid avian enemy: a gold-masked figure with winged forearms and clawed feet moving on the ground. Multiple players identify a raised-leg kick, and players specifically warn that Harpies are difficult to kite around during PvP. A separate account describes a spell-casting “harpy wizard” placing an AoE into an ongoing fight; that variant and move remain a single unverified report.

Mid-run check

What is happening around the Harpy?

Choose the situation first. The answer changes before the enemy data does.

Single report

Treat the Harpy as a third combatant, not background scenery.

Players call Harpies difficult to kite during PvP, and one account describes a spell-casting variant placing an AoE into an existing fight. That AoE report is useful as a warning, but it remains one player’s account rather than a verified move record.

Field card

What the published record can support

An unknown stays unknown. Empty health and drop rows are more useful than numbers copied from an untraceable database.

Enemy type
Ground-moving humanoid avian mob — visible in two community captures
Published attack
Raised-leg kick, community-corroborated; no official move name
Possible variant
“Harpy wizard” with an AoE — one player report, unverified
Health / drops
Not published by a source this site can trace
Map / spawn
Not established by the cited footage
Harpy boss
Claimed once; no named or filmed encounter attached

Recognition

The tells visible before the numbers exist

  1. 01

    A tall humanoid silhouette with black-and-gold feathered forearms, clawed feet and a gold face covering.

  2. 02

    A lifted leg is the repeatedly described tell for the kick; no published test establishes its exact dodge window.

  3. 03

    If players and a Harpy occupy the same space, assume the mob can third-party the fight. One report describes an AoE spell variant, but no clip confirms the cast.

Evidence

What the footage proves — and what one comment does not

  • CorroboratedHarpies are humanoid avian enemies with winged forearms, clawed feet and a ground patrol animation.

    Visible in two independent community posts: Forsaken_Pin_4933’s twelve-second Shadowstrix clip and DessDemonas’s in-game capture.

  • CorroboratedA raised-leg kick is part of the Harpy threat players recognise.

    Two commenters independently refer to the kick in the same live-player thread; one describes the leg lift and dying after the hit. No frame data or damage value is published.

  • UnverifiedA spell-casting “harpy wizard” variant places an AoE around players.

    One player account in a 3v3 balance discussion. Useful as a third-party warning, not enough to name a variant or a move.

  • UnverifiedThere is a separate Harpy boss.

    One Reddit comment makes the claim. No official name, footage, health bar or encounter record is attached, so this page does not promote it into the boss roster.

Still missing

Do not invent the rest of the bestiary entry.

Health, damage, stagger, exact spawn locations, loot, an official variant list and the name of every attack. One commenter also says a Harpy boss exists, but no official name, encounter footage or health bar is attached; that is not enough to add a boss page.

Sources for this page

Community footage and live-player reports, captured 14 August 2026. The hero still is a frame from Forsaken_Pin_4933’s linked clip and carries that credit in the image caption.

Continue the run

Creatures and Woodlings — the evidence-graded ledgerMaps and extraction — leave before a third party decides the fightBosses and Mist Lords — encounters with published mechanicsBuilds — creator-sourced tools for the next deploymentDeath and recovery — what the failed run costs

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