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# MvP/Mini-MvP

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💪 **Bosses hit different here.** MvP and Mini-MvP monsters have boosted HP, making boss fights tougher, longer, and far more rewarding.
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## ❤️ Boosted Boss HP

| Boss Type       | HP Multiplier |
| --------------- | :-----------: |
| 👑 **MvP**      |       ×3      |
| 💀 **Mini-MvP** |      ×1.5     |

So a boss with **1,000,000** base HP now has **3,000,000** as an MvP, or **1,500,000** as a Mini-MvP.

## 🌀 No Portal-Trapping

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🚫 You can't trap an **MvP** or **Mini-MvP** next to a **warp portal** anymore — they'll blink away.
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Bosses refuse to be cornered next to map **warp portals**:

* 🌀 If an MvP/Mini-MvP would **move toward** — or **attack a target standing within \~15 cells** of a warp portal, it instantly **teleports to a random spot** on the map instead.
* 🎯 This shuts down portal-stalling and warp-trapping tactics — luring a boss onto a portal to kite, block, or cheese the fight.
* 🗺️ A few boss-specific maps are **exempt**, so their built-in warps still work as intended.


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