Grocks

Grocks are the enemies of the game and come in many shapes and sizes, though most resemble boulders with stubby legs, which oddly enough resemble human feet. They are rock monsters that began terrorizing the West. No one knows why. They attack en masses at the blast of a foghorn. A rare few have arms (Gungrocks and Diggrocks) or lack legs altogether (Springgrocks and Ultimogrock). They are characterized by their appearance when the sky turns red, preference to attack in waves of three, and their love of Scrogs, the various villages' livestock. There are a total of 40 species of rock, three of which are barrels (which are not true grocks but have the defense of them). Grocks have "bones" but they are just stones. If you can 5-star every stage then you can view a gallery of all the grocks that appear in the game from Sal's Grock Collection.

Dillon's Rolling Western Grocks (Original)

Grock	Icon	Name	List #	Type	Description	Original Village Introduced	Fanon Village Introduced
		Footgrock	01	Regular	Mysterious rock life-form that emerges out of the ground. Little is known about it except that it really likes to eat scroggs.	DRW: Cinchville TLR: Beginsville	ROTG: Clearwater Valley
		Weakgrock	02	Regular	The lowest rank of all of the grocks is the Weakgrock. It's not a very strong or challenging foe.	DRW: Cinchville TLR: Beginsville	ROTG: Clearwater Valley
		Bossgrock	03	Boss	This huge grock works as a pack leader. It has the ability to summon up Footgrocks to assist it in battle.	DRW: Cinchville TLR: Beginsville	ROTG: Clearwater Valley
??		Gungrock	04	Special	Spits out bullets from its long snout. However, the recoil is quite strong and throws it flat on its back.	DRW: Riverford TLR: Railfork Farm	ROTG: Randoff Farm
??		Veggrock	05	Neutral	Disguised as a scruffle, this grock lies in wait for hungry scrogs. Unlike Footgrocks, this rare grock generally lives alone.	DRW: Riverford TLR: Gambol Ranch	ROTG: Randoff Farm
		Snaggrock	06	Neutral	This grock likes nothing more than to ambush settlers to steal money. No one really knows why. It doesn't spend it anywhere.	DRW: Riverford TLR: Roundup Springs	ROTG: Randoff Farm
		Ramgrock	07	Special	This grock has a strangely evolved hammer-like skull, which it uses to destroy buildings. It has quite an appetite for destruction.	DRW: Hillville TLR: Roundup Springs	ROTG: Rollgenville
??		Goldgrock	08	Neutral	This is a rare grock made of a golden rock. Oddly, it pops out of the ground without warning and hurries back to it's den.	DRW: Hillville TLR: Railfork Farm	ROTG: Rollgenville
		Megagrock	09	Boss	Its appetite for destruction knows no bounds. Few have seen one and lived to tell the tale.	DRW: Rio Grande TLR: Triple March Island	ROTG: Cargon Pass
		Motogrock	10	Special	This Biker grock careers around on his set of wheels at high speed, But in a battle, he'll dismount and fight like a gentleman.	DRW: River Delta TLR: Eddyville	ROTG: Cargon Pass
		Stronggrock	11	Regular	This is a superior grock fighter. Most scientists agree that a Footgrock evolves into a Stronggrock over time.	DRW: River Delta TLR: Triple March Island	ROTG: Rock Valley Fort
		Diregrock	12	Boss	A formidable type of Bossgrock with large horns. Made from rock similar to that of a Stronggrock, it's hard to wear down.	DRW: Danger Valley TLR: Walledinmid Town	ROTG: Fridged Pinnacle
		Maskgrock	13	Regular	Grocks that wear large masks. They're just Weakgrocks, but some are clever enough to armor themselves for battle.	DRW: Fort Denial TLR: Trigate Fort	ROTG: Frozen Pass
		Springgrock	14	Special	The bottom half of this grock's body has morphed into a spring. It possesses a strange power that makes it flexible and springy.	DRW: Fort Denial TLR: Squish Squash Village	ROTG: Zipherville
		Red Veggrock	14	Neutral	??	DRW: Fort Denial TLR: Swerveroad Station	ROTG: Blizzard Beach

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger Grocks (Original)

Grock	Icon	Name	List #	Type	Description	Original Village Introduced	Fanon Village Introduced
??	??	Rail Ramgrock	21	Special	A subspecies of Ramgrock. So far, no one has come up with a convincing explanation for why it exclusively unleashes its destructive behavior on the tracks.	Swerveroad Station	ROTG: N/A
	??	Mawgrock	22	Special	An extremely strange aquatic grock. As it evolved to live in water, it coincidentally came to resemble an alligator. Its ferocity and appetite are unmatched.	Triple March Island	ROTG: N/A
	??	Nuggetgrock	23	Neutral	A type of Goldgrock. Also called "the walking bonanza" because you can collect a lot of gems from it. Attack a certain part of it to obtain nuggets.	Swerveroad Station	ROTG: N/A

Dillon's Rolling Western: Rise of the Grocks Grocks (Fanmade)

Grock	Icon	Name	List #	Type	Description	Fanon Village Introduced
??	??	Gyrogrock	21*	Special	??	Rollgenville
	??	Slithergrock	22	Special	An extremely strange land grock. It coincidentally came to resemble a snake, binding his enemies until they sufficate.	Cargon Pass
??	??	Crystalgrock	23	Special	??	Rock Valley Fort
??	??	Crawlergrock	24	Special	??	Rock Valley Fort
??	??	Snowgrock	25	Regular	??	Shiverpool
	??	Iceprickgrock	26	Special	Believed to be from a formation of icicles, they are completely covered in ice. Iceprickgrocks are exponential skaters on the ice, almost the speed of Motogrocks.	Shiverpool
??	??	Cryrogrock	27	Special	??	Shiverpool
	??	Floegrock	28	Special	??	Frozen Pass
??	??	Wolfgrock	29	Special	??	Frozen Pass
??	??	Frostgrock	30	Special	??	Arctic Ridge
??	??	Blizzardgrock	31	Boss	??	Arctic Ridge
??	??	Pyrogrock	33	Special	??	Arcarvion
??	??	Darkgrock	33	Regular	??	Dead-Man's Valley
??	??	Shadowgrock	33	Boss	??	Dead-Man's Valley