If your heroes are fast or fortunate enough to move before them, use your advantage to stun them or debuff their attack. Groupers are fast, but have very low resistances to everything except bleed.
It's important to be mindful of where these enemies are, and try to kill or pull any in the back row if you want to keep your formation in place. It does less damage, but it will still be fairly high, and in veteran and champion levels, it can pull the hero 1 rank forward. And if they are in the last two positions, they will attack your back row with Spearfishing. If they are in the first two positions, they will attack your front row with Seaward Slash which deals considerable damage. In the Grouper's case, the position they are in will determine their attacks, either dealing damage to your front ranks with their cutlass or your back ranks with their harpoon. The Pelagic Grouper is one of only two monsters concerned with dealing damage, and they both do it well. Most of the enemies in the Cove use trickery to kill the heroes they meet, such as stunning, disease, and stress. The Pelagic Grouper is an Eldritch type that appears in the Cove. The Blood Soaked Pages Torn From A Journal detail the experiences of an unfortunate adventurer as he succumbs to its effects. Though not demonstrated as an in-game mechanic, it seems that the bites of the Pelagics can also inflict a mind- and body-affecting transformation, gradually turning bitten heroes into their kind and filling out their ranks. Between Seaward Slash in the front and Spearfishing in the back, Groupers are a damaging threat from nearly any point in the enemy formation - a commonly seen and often problematic formation is 4 Groupers at once, all capable of delivering physical damage across your party. The Pelagic Grouper is an enemy found in the Cove, and serves as a footsoldier of the seafolk.
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