Bengal Tiger
Panthera tigris tigrisBlue
The Bengal tiger inhabits the Indian subcontinent, from forests and tall grasslands to the tidal mangroves of the Sundarbans. Its orange coat and dark stripes break up its outline among trunks, reeds and shadows. Powerful limbs and retractable claws make it a formidable solitary hunter.

In battle
- HP
- 3,500
- ATK
- 4,000
- DEF
- 3,500
- Energy cost
- 3
Biome boost
50% boost to HP, ATK, and DEF for same-biome allies
Passive Skills
- Immune to debuffs
- For each 1% of enemy HP lost during the round, ATK +4% and bleeding on attacks +1.5%
- If the team is knocked out, restore its HP to 30% and this animal gains DEF +77% and damage reduction +15% (1 use)
- Initial ATK +60%, reduced by 15% per hit dealt by allies during the round
- Reduce damage taken by 20%
Attack Effects
- Self: ATK +20% (the remainder of the combat)
- Consume 1 energy point
The animal behind the card
Rather than chasing over long distances, it approaches quietly before launching a short, decisive attack. Deer and wild pigs are important prey. It is also a capable swimmer, able to cross rivers and channels as it moves through its territory.
A female raises her cubs alone, teaching them to hunt before they become independent. Protecting connected habitats and abundant prey is essential for this endangered cat, which faces poaching, habitat loss and conflict with people.
Bestiary facts
Every tiger has its own stripe pattern: the markings can help researchers recognise individuals.
- Total length
- 2.4–3.1 m
- Weight
- 100–260 kg
Chemistry links
- Conservation
- Endangered
- Remarkable Ability
- Ambush Tactics
- Feeding Mode
- Hypercarnivore
- Behavioral
- Solitary
- General Physical
- Bony Endoskeleton with Jointed Limbs
- Intermediate Physical
- Quadruped
- Specific Physical
- Retractable Claws






