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Our Pillar Chase tips will help you progress in the game and make it more fun.

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Pillar Chase is a Roblox horror game where you can play as either a survivor or a monster, you must kill all players or survive until the timer is out to win. Survivors can collect objects around the map to speed up the timer to win quicker. The monster can kill players and increase the timer even longer. Input Pillar Chase codes when they become available to get free rewards which will make the game more enjoyable.

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Pillar Chase 2 Monster Tier List

Take a look at our Pillar Chase Monster Tier List to find out what the best creatures are to play and worth spending your currency on to unlock.

• S-Tier

These monsters are the best in the game, they have great stats and abilities.

• The Fogborn

Based on the 'The Man From the Fog' Minecraft mod.

• Abilities: Foggy Stare and Thunderwarp
• Cost to Unlock: 1,350 coins
• Stamina: 100
• Sprint Speed: 25
• DMG: 33
• Vapor

Based on the monster from the FPS horror game, Vapour.

• Abilities: Spider Skull Summon and Demonic Shift
• Cost to Unlock: Free
• Stamina: 100
• Sprint Speed: 18
• DMG: 85
• A-Tier

Not quite as good as the S-tier monsters but still worthwhile spending your currency unlocking.

• Ao Oni

Based on the monster from the Ao Oni game from 2008.

• Abilities: Shapeshift and Oni Vision
• Cost to Unlock: 1,400 coins
• Stamina: 100
• Sprint Speed: 22
• DMG: 40
• MX

Based on the main antagonist of his own game, Mario'85

• Abilities: Charging Demise and POW Hop
• Cost to Unlock: 1,985 coins
• Stamina: 75
• Sprint Speed: 21
• DMG: 80
• B-Tier

These are average monsters.

• The Forest King

Based on the main antagonist of the Super Mario World ROM Hack 'the.

• Abilities: Glitching Blitz, Lurking Facade
• Cost to Unlock: 1,987 coins
• Stamina: 100
• Sprint Speed: 20
• DMG: 25/40
• Uncle Samsonite

Based on the pig-like monster from a web series of the same name.

• Abilities: Dance Off, Domain Traversal, and Sam's Domain
• Cost to Unlock: 1,500 coins
• Stamina: 90
• Sprint Speed: 19
• DMG: 50
• Baldi

Based on the Head Teacher character from Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning

• Abilities: Anti-Hearing Tape and Math
• Cost to Unlock: 1,350 coins
• Stamina: Unlimited
• Sprint Speed: 74
• DMG: 45
• Springtrap

Based on the animatronic from the Five Nights at Freddy's horror game.

• Abilities: Phantom Walk and Ventilation Error
• Cost to Unlock: 1,987 coins
• Stamina: 135
• Sprint Speed: 18
• DMG: 40
• Weird Yellow Smiling Thing (W.Y.S.T.)

Based on the monster from Smile-ghost from Innyume, a Japanese horror game.

• Abilities: Gobble Bomb and Frenzy
• Cost to Unlock: 1,980 coins
• Stamina: 100
• Sprint Speed: 21
• DMG: 30

• C-Tier

Avoid using these monsters, they are the worst in the game.

• Niloticus

Based off of Godzilla, lizard-like experiment that escaped the lab it was made in being labeled as 'G-071'.

• Cost to Unlock: 1,954 coins
• Abilities: Godly Leap and Irradiated Mist
• Stamina: 30
• Sprint Speed: 29
• DMG: 20
• Rosemary

Based on the monster from Terrorift, a VR horror game.

• Abilities: Echolocation and Demonic Shriek
• Cost to Unlock: You unlock them for free after the Vapor monster
• Stamina: 54
• Sprint Speed: 26
• DMG: 30

Pillar Chase Beginner Tips

• Learn every objective before worrying about surviving

Every Pillar Chase map has different objectives, whether you're collecting items, repairing equipment, or activating locations. Learning how each objective works and where it can spawn lets you contribute immediately instead of wandering around looking for something to do.

• Stay near the first objective when the round begins

Most survivors immediately scatter across the map. Starting on the nearest objective lets your team make early progress before the monster has had time to locate everyone.

• Don't waste your entire stamina bar in the opening minute

Stamina management is one of the most important mechanics in Pillar Chase. If you empty your stamina sprinting around the map, you'll have nothing left when the monster suddenly appears.

• Learn which maps have safe looping routes

Every map has hallways, obstacles, and rooms that are much better for extending chases. Spend a few matches learning these routes instead of trying to memorize every corner of the map.

• Learn how every monster hunts

Every monster in Pillar Chase has its own patrol style and unique abilities. Some constantly pressure objectives, while others rely on burst movement, ambushes, or special attacks. Understanding how each monster searches is far more valuable than memorizing a single escape route.

• Don't lead the monster directly onto teammates

If you're being chased, avoid running through objectives where other survivors are working. Giving the monster multiple targets often turns one bad situation into a losing round.

• Finish nearly completed objectives before starting new ones

Half-finished objectives don't help your team nearly as much as completed ones. If an objective is almost done, it's usually worth finishing before moving elsewhere.

• Learn how every monster closes the distance

Some monsters rely on raw movement speed, while others use special abilities, teleports, lunges, or mobility skills to catch survivors. Understanding how each monster starts a chase helps you choose the safest escape route.

• Listen for unique monster audio cues

Many monsters announce their presence with distinctive sounds before you ever see them. Good headphones often give you enough warning to rotate away before the chase even begins.

• Never assume the monster has left

Just because the chase music stops doesn't mean you're safe. Experienced monster players often double back to catch survivors who immediately return to unfinished objectives.

• Keep rotating between objectives

The monster usually checks the most obvious objectives first. Rotating between different areas keeps your team making progress while forcing the monster to spend more time searching.

• Learn where every dead end is

Nothing ends a chase faster than running into a room with only one exit. Knowing which hallways become traps dramatically increases your survival rate on every map.

• Stop sprinting when you don't need to

Walking during safe moments lets your stamina regenerate naturally. Good stamina management gives you a much better chance of surviving your next chase.

• Learn the tells for every monster ability

Every monster has unique powers that completely change how you should react. Learning the visual and audio tells for these abilities is one of the biggest skill jumps a Pillar Chase survivor can make.

• Commit to the final objective when it's safe

Many rounds are lost because survivors panic and abandon the final objective after hearing the monster nearby. Sometimes staying for one more second is all your team needs to win.

• Learn which monsters dominate tight spaces

Some Pillar Chase monsters have attacks or abilities that become much harder to avoid in narrow corridors. Against these monsters, wider areas give you more room to dodge and create distance.

• Read your teammates' movements

If another survivor suddenly changes direction or starts sprinting without warning, they're probably reacting to the monster. Watching your teammates can warn you before you hear or see the threat yourself.

• Track the monster's last known position

Instead of wandering randomly, rotate toward objectives that are far from where the monster was last seen. This usually gives you the longest uninterrupted time to make progress.

• Expect experienced monsters to fake rotations

Good monster players often pretend to leave an area before quickly returning. Waiting a few extra seconds before going back to an unfinished objective avoids plenty of unnecessary eliminations.

• Learn every monster's strengths and weaknesses

Escaping one monster the same way you escaped another usually won't work. Every killer has different chase tools, attack ranges, cooldowns, and preferred engagement distances.

• A long chase can win the round

If the monster spends thirty seconds chasing you while your teammates finish objectives, you've already helped your team - even if you're eventually eliminated. Wasting the monster's time is often just as valuable as escaping.

• Spectate skilled monster players after you're eliminated

Watching experienced monster players shows you which escape routes survivors use most often and which objectives they prioritize. You'll quickly start predicting how future matches will unfold.

• Master stamina before fancy movement

Most beginners think they're losing because of poor movement when they're actually exhausting their stamina too early. Smart stamina management wins far more chases than risky jukes.

• Know when to abandon an objective

Some objectives simply aren't worth finishing if the monster has already committed to your location. Leaving early often keeps more survivors alive long enough to complete objectives elsewhere.

• Memorize objective spawn locations

After enough matches you'll naturally recognize where objectives appear on every map. Knowing these locations lets you rotate efficiently instead of wasting time searching.

• Change your route for every monster

The safest escape route depends entirely on which monster you're facing. A path that's excellent against one monster's abilities might be a terrible choice against another's.

• Play as every monster

Using each monster yourself teaches you their cooldowns, blind spots, attack range, mobility options, and weaknesses. Understanding both sides of the game makes you a much stronger survivor.

• Take advantage of monster cooldowns

After using certain abilities, many monsters temporarily lose their strongest chase option. Recognizing these cooldown windows is often the best opportunity to create distance and reach safety.

• Keep the objectives moving

Winning in Pillar Chase isn't about pulling off flashy escapes. The best survivor teams constantly complete objectives while forcing the monster to waste as much time as possible during every chase.

• Learn the complete survivor-versus-monster matchup

The biggest improvement comes when you stop reacting and start predicting. Once you understand every monster's abilities, cooldown timings, patrol habits, preferred chase routes, and how objectives flow on each map, you'll survive longer, complete more objectives, and consistently become one of the most valuable survivors on your team.

Pillar Chase FAQ

• What is Pillar Chase on Roblox?

Pillar Chase is an asymmetrical Roblox horror game where one player becomes a powerful monster while everyone else plays as survivors. Survivors must complete map objectives, manage their stamina, and stay alive long enough to escape, while the monster uses its unique abilities to eliminate everyone before the objectives are finished.

• How do you win as a survivor in Pillar Chase?

Winning as a survivor isn't about hiding all game. Your team needs to complete every objective around the map while avoiding the monster. Once the objectives are finished, focus on escaping instead of taking unnecessary risks.

• How do you win as the monster?

Your goal is to eliminate every survivor before they complete the objectives. Use your monster's unique abilities to pressure objectives, cut off escape routes, and force survivors into mistakes instead of chasing one player around the map for too long.

• Is Pillar Chase better with friends?

Yes. Playing with friends makes coordinating objectives much easier, but only players can still win consistently by paying attention to where teammates are working and rotating between objectives efficiently.

• How important is stamina in Pillar Chase?

Stamina is one of the most important mechanics in the game. Sprinting everywhere leaves you exhausted when the monster finally finds you. The best survivors only sprint when they actually need to, keeping enough stamina in reserve for an escape.

• Should I hide or keep moving?

Most of the time, staying productive is the better choice. Hiding for too long means objectives don't get completed, giving the monster more time to hunt everyone down. Keep contributing whenever it's safe to do so.

• Why does the chase music stop?

When the chase music ends, it usually means you've escaped the monster's immediate range. Don't assume you're completely safe though, as experienced monster players often double back to catch survivors returning to unfinished objectives.

• What should I do when the monster spots me?

Don't panic and run in a straight line. Head toward areas with multiple escape routes, conserve enough stamina to react, and avoid leading the monster directly onto teammates completing objectives.

• Do all monsters play the same?

No. Every monster has unique abilities, movement options, cooldowns, and attack styles. Learning how each one hunts is one of the biggest steps toward becoming a better survivor.

• Which monster is the strongest?

There isn't one monster that's always the strongest. Every monster has unique abilities, different strengths, and performs better on certain maps or against different survivor strategies. The strongest monster is usually the one you know how to play well.

• How do I get better at surviving?

Learn every map, memorize objective locations, manage your stamina carefully, and understand what each monster can do. Experience and good decision-making matter far more than fast reflexes alone.

• Should I finish an objective if the monster is nearby?

If you're almost finished and think you can complete it safely, it's often worth committing. Many matches are won because someone finishes the final objective just before the monster arrives.

• How do I learn the maps faster?

Play every map several times and focus on remembering objective spawn locations, dead ends, looping routes, and multiple escape paths instead of trying to memorize everything at once.

• What happens if I get eliminated?

Once you're eliminated, you can spectate the rest of the match. Watching experienced survivors and monster players is one of the fastest ways to learn better routes, strategies, and monster tactics.

• Is every map different?

Yes. Every map has its own layout, objective spawn locations, looping routes, hiding spots, and dangerous choke points. Learning each map individually gives you a huge advantage over newer players.

• What's the biggest mistake new survivors make?

Most beginners waste all their stamina by sprinting constantly. When the monster finally catches up, they have no stamina left to escape, making them an easy target.

• Should I play as the monster?

Definitely. Playing both sides teaches you monster cooldowns, attack ranges, blind spots, common survivor escape routes, and how experienced survivors try to complete objectives.

• Why do experienced survivors rotate between objectives?

Experienced Pillar Chase survivors know the monster usually checks the nearest or most obvious objectives first. Rotating between different areas of the map forces the monster to spend more time searching instead of chasing.

• How do monster abilities work?

Every monster has its own special abilities with cooldowns. Learning when those abilities have been used gives survivors the perfect opportunity to create distance before the monster can use them again.

• Is looping effective in Pillar Chase?

Yes, but only if you know the map well. Certain hallways, rooms, and obstacles let skilled survivors waste valuable time while teammates continue completing objectives elsewhere.

• Can I outrun every monster?

No. Some monsters rely on movement speed, while others use special abilities, lunges, teleports, or other mobility skills to quickly close the gap. Understanding how each monster catches survivors is much more important than simply running.

• Should I stay with my teammates?

Not all the time. Splitting up allows multiple objectives to be completed at once, but staying close enough to avoid becoming completely isolated is usually the safest balance.

• Why do monster players keep checking objectives?

Objectives are where survivors have to spend time standing still. Instead of searching every corner of the map, experienced monster players patrol likely objective locations because that's where they're most likely to find survivors.

• Does sound matter in Pillar Chase?

Absolutely. Most Pillar Chase monsters have distinctive audio cues that warn you they're approaching. Playing with headphones makes it much easier to react before you actually see them.

• What's the fastest way to improve?

Instead of focusing only on winning, try to learn one new thing every match. Memorize a safer loop, discover another objective spawn, or learn how a specific monster uses its abilities.

• Are objectives always in the same place?

No. Objective spawn locations can vary depending on the map, so learning the common spawn points helps you find them much faster and keeps your team moving efficiently.

• Can one survivor carry the whole team?

Sometimes, but Pillar Chase is designed around teamwork. One player can keep the monster busy during a long chase, but someone still needs to complete the objectives for the team to win.

• Why do good monster players sometimes walk away during a chase?

Experienced monster players often fake leaving an area to trick survivors into returning to unfinished objectives. It's a simple but effective tactic that catches impatient players by surprise.

• What's the best beginner strategy?

Focus on learning maps, conserving stamina, completing objectives whenever it's safe, and avoiding unnecessary chases. Consistently surviving and helping your team is far more valuable than trying to make flashy plays.

• What separates great Pillar Chase players from average ones?

The best players don't just react-they predict. They know every monster's abilities, understand cooldown timings, recognize objective spawn patterns, memorize escape routes, and anticipate where the monster or survivors will move next. Thinking one step ahead is what consistently wins matches in Pillar Chase.

Helpful Pillar Chase Links

There are various social accounts to keep up to date with the latest developments and codes related to the game, here are the links.

• Roblox Group - Here is the link to the game's Roblox Group: Pillar Chase Roblox Group.
• RoMonitor - Get the latest stats about the game on the Pillar Chase page.

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