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OmegaAdmin: 整理怪物生成召唤与遗骸机制，修正火山来源和炼金说明

2026-09-14T02:12:57Z

整理怪物生成召唤与遗骸机制，修正火山来源和炼金说明

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	== Encounters and behavior ==		== Encounters and behavior ==
			See [[Draft:Monster generation\|Monster generation]] for difficulty pools, dungeon population rules, countryside tables and construction variants, and [[Draft:Summoning\|Summoning]] for spell, item and creature sources.

	Ordinary monster generation selects from a difficulty-dependent range and rejects templates reserved for special construction. Fixed maps, dungeon finales, summoning and historical characters use additional paths. A creature listed at level 0 is not necessarily harmless: the [[Draft:Guardsman\|guardsman]] has far more HP and combat strength than many early random opponents.<ref>{{Source\|lev.c\|280\|399}}; {{Source\|minit.h\|12}}; {{Source\|gen1.c\|394\|431}}.</ref>		Ordinary monster generation selects from a difficulty-dependent range and rejects templates reserved for special construction. Fixed maps, dungeon finales, summoning and historical characters use additional paths. A creature listed at level 0 is not necessarily harmless: the [[Draft:Guardsman\|guardsman]] has far more HP and combat strength than many early random opponents.<ref>{{Source\|lev.c\|280\|399}}; {{Source\|minit.h\|12}}; {{Source\|gen1.c\|394\|431}}.</ref>

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	== Remains ==		== Remains ==
			[[Draft:Monster remains\|Monster remains]] compares normal death, food and special eating effects, quest evidence and alchemy; the following is an overview.

	Possessions and remains are separate rewards. Normal death drops carried items, while an ordinary creature has a 50% chance to leave its corpse or other remains. Named unique forms normally leave remains on normal death. Destruction or disappearance that bypasses normal death need not provide either reward.<ref>{{Source\|mon.c\|134\|203}}.</ref>		Possessions and remains are separate rewards. Normal death drops carried items, while an ordinary creature has a 50% chance to leave its corpse or other remains. Named unique forms normally leave remains on normal death. Destruction or disappearance that bypasses normal death need not provide either reward.<ref>{{Source\|mon.c\|134\|203}}.</ref>

OmegaAdmin: 整理投喂赠礼与盗窃机制，修正宝石交付并连接相关草稿

2026-09-12T14:15:17Z

整理投喂赠礼与盗窃机制，修正宝石交付并连接相关草稿

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	== Reading creature data ==		== Reading creature data ==
	Shared rules are covered in [[Draft:Monster attacks\|Monster attacks]], [[Draft:Damage and immunity\|Damage and immunity]], [[Draft:Monster behavior\|Monster behavior]] and [[Draft:Monster movement\|Monster movement]]. Lasting effects and losses have their own pages: [[Draft:Poison\|Poison]], [[Draft:Disease\|Disease]], [[Draft:Sleep\|Sleep]], [[Draft:Fear\|Fear]], [[Draft:Blindness\|Blindness]], [[Draft:Immobilization\|Immobilization]] and [[Draft:Level drain\|Level drain]].		Shared rules are covered in [[Draft:Monster attacks\|Monster attacks]], [[Draft:Damage and immunity\|Damage and immunity]], [[Draft:Monster behavior\|Monster behavior]] and [[Draft:Monster movement\|Monster movement]]. Lasting effects and losses have their own pages: [[Draft:Poison\|Poison]], [[Draft:Disease\|Disease]], [[Draft:Sleep\|Sleep]], [[Draft:Fear\|Fear]], [[Draft:Blindness\|Blindness]], [[Draft:Immobilization\|Immobilization]] and [[Draft:Level drain\|Level drain]].

			For transferring possessions and resolving encounters without killing, see [[Draft:Feeding and gifts\|Feeding and gifts]] and [[Draft:Theft\|Theft]]. These distinguish accepting an offering from becoming peaceful, and player pickpocketing from monster theft.

	Monster '''level''' is a game parameter, not a universal difficulty rating. '''HP''' and combat scores describe the stated form; an arena opponent or historical resident can differ from the ordinary creature. '''Action interval''' is the delay between scheduled monster actions: lower numbers are faster. One such action can execute an entire tactical attack sequence, so it is not necessarily one swing.<ref>{{Source\|time.c\|47\|74}}; {{Source\|mmelee.c\|24\|51}}; {{Source\|env.c\|8\|88}}; {{Source\|mon.c\|689\|750}}.</ref>		Monster '''level''' is a game parameter, not a universal difficulty rating. '''HP''' and combat scores describe the stated form; an arena opponent or historical resident can differ from the ordinary creature. '''Action interval''' is the delay between scheduled monster actions: lower numbers are faster. One such action can execute an entire tactical attack sequence, so it is not necessarily one swing.<ref>{{Source\|time.c\|47\|74}}; {{Source\|mmelee.c\|24\|51}}; {{Source\|env.c\|8\|88}}; {{Source\|mon.c\|689\|750}}.</ref>

OmegaAdmin: 整理恐惧失明禁锢与吸级机制，修正保护规则并连接相关草稿

2026-09-12T12:56:41Z

整理恐惧失明禁锢与吸级机制，修正保护规则并连接相关草稿

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	== Reading creature data ==		== Reading creature data ==
	Shared rules are covered in [[Draft:Monster attacks\|Monster attacks]], [[Draft:Damage and immunity\|Damage and immunity]], [[Draft:Monster behavior\|Monster behavior]] and [[Draft:Monster movement\|Monster movement]]. Lasting effects have their own pages: [[Draft:Poison\|Poison]], [[Draft:Disease\|Disease]] ~~and~~ [[Draft:Sleep\|Sleep]].		Shared rules are covered in [[Draft:Monster attacks\|Monster attacks]], [[Draft:Damage and immunity\|Damage and immunity]], [[Draft:Monster behavior\|Monster behavior]] and [[Draft:Monster movement\|Monster movement]]. Lasting effects and losses have their own pages: [[Draft:Poison\|Poison]], [[Draft:Disease\|Disease]], [[Draft:Sleep\|Sleep]], [[Draft:Fear\|Fear]], [[Draft:Blindness\|Blindness]], [[Draft:Immobilization\|Immobilization]] and [[Draft:Level drain\|Level drain]].

	Monster '''level''' is a game parameter, not a universal difficulty rating. '''HP''' and combat scores describe the stated form; an arena opponent or historical resident can differ from the ordinary creature. '''Action interval''' is the delay between scheduled monster actions: lower numbers are faster. One such action can execute an entire tactical attack sequence, so it is not necessarily one swing.<ref>{{Source\|time.c\|47\|74}}; {{Source\|mmelee.c\|24\|51}}; {{Source\|env.c\|8\|88}}; {{Source\|mon.c\|689\|750}}.</ref>		Monster '''level''' is a game parameter, not a universal difficulty rating. '''HP''' and combat scores describe the stated form; an arena opponent or historical resident can differ from the ordinary creature. '''Action interval''' is the delay between scheduled monster actions: lower numbers are faster. One such action can execute an entire tactical attack sequence, so it is not necessarily one swing.<ref>{{Source\|time.c\|47\|74}}; {{Source\|mmelee.c\|24\|51}}; {{Source\|env.c\|8\|88}}; {{Source\|mon.c\|689\|750}}.</ref>

OmegaAdmin: 整理伤害免疫、怪物移动及毒病睡眠机制，连接相关草稿入口

2026-09-12T08:55:55Z

整理伤害免疫、怪物移动及毒病睡眠机制，连接相关草稿入口

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	== Reading creature data ==		== Reading creature data ==
			Shared rules are covered in [[Draft:Monster attacks\|Monster attacks]], [[Draft:Damage and immunity\|Damage and immunity]], [[Draft:Monster behavior\|Monster behavior]] and [[Draft:Monster movement\|Monster movement]]. Lasting effects have their own pages: [[Draft:Poison\|Poison]], [[Draft:Disease\|Disease]] and [[Draft:Sleep\|Sleep]].

	Monster '''level''' is a game parameter, not a universal difficulty rating. '''HP''' and combat scores describe the stated form; an arena opponent or historical resident can differ from the ordinary creature. '''Action interval''' is the delay between scheduled monster actions: lower numbers are faster. One such action can execute an entire tactical attack sequence, so it is not necessarily one swing.<ref>{{Source\|time.c\|47\|74}}; {{Source\|mmelee.c\|24\|51}}; {{Source\|env.c\|8\|88}}; {{Source\|mon.c\|689\|750}}.</ref>		Monster '''level''' is a game parameter, not a universal difficulty rating. '''HP''' and combat scores describe the stated form; an arena opponent or historical resident can differ from the ordinary creature. '''Action interval''' is the delay between scheduled monster actions: lower numbers are faster. One such action can execute an entire tactical attack sequence, so it is not necessarily one swing.<ref>{{Source\|time.c\|47\|74}}; {{Source\|mmelee.c\|24\|51}}; {{Source\|env.c\|8\|88}}; {{Source\|mon.c\|689\|750}}.</ref>

OmegaAdmin: 提取怪物攻击、行为与施法机制，更新总览、信息卡及相关草稿链接

2026-09-12T06:57:38Z

提取怪物攻击、行为与施法机制，更新总览、信息卡及相关草稿链接

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 Countryside encounters expand a monster's awareness to the width of the encounter map. A missile user can therefore attack from farther away than the ordinary sensing range quoted in its article, although the ranged routine still needs line of sight and its other conditions. Arena opponents also receive expanded awareness.<ref>{{Source|lev.c|47|66}}; {{Source|env.c|63|70}}; {{Source|mon.c|33|42}}.</ref>
-Being awake and being hostile are different states. A sleeping creature can awaken without becoming hostile. Special abilities have their own conditions, so peace alone is not proof that every nearby power is harmless; the [[Draft:Automatum minor|automatum minor]] is an example. Look up the actual creature before approaching, provoking or attempting to pacify it.<ref>{{Source|mon.c|12|70}}; {{Source|mspec.c|41|53}}.</ref>
+Being awake and being hostile are different states. A sleeping creature can awaken without becoming hostile. Special abilities have their own conditions, so peace alone is not proof that every nearby power is harmless; the [[Draft:Automatum minor|automatum minor]] is an example. See [[Draft:Monster behavior|Monster behavior]] for awareness, pursuit, retreat and needs, and the actual creature for its specific interactions.<ref>{{Source|mon.c|12|70}}; {{Source|mspec.c|41|53}}.</ref>
 === Arena forms ===
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 | Carried items || Possessions that can be dropped, distinct from a corpse or alchemical product created after death
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-Ordinary landed damage still costs at least one HP unless immunity prevents it. Secondary effects such as [[Draft:Cloak of negimmunity|life drain]] are separate from ordinary absorption. See [[Draft:Defense and protection|Defense and protection]] and [[Draft:Melee attacks|Melee attacks]] for the shared combat rules.<ref>{{Source|mmelee.c|8|20}}; {{Source|mmelee.c|55|146}}; {{Source|aux1.c|498|513}}; {{Source|util.c|53|62}}.</ref>
+Ordinary landed physical damage still costs at least one HP unless immunity prevents it. Secondary effects such as [[Draft:Cloak of negimmunity|life drain]] are separate from ordinary absorption. See [[Draft:Monster attacks|Monster attacks]] for incoming attack sequences and powers, [[Draft:Defense and protection|Defense and protection]] for protection, and [[Draft:Melee attacks|Melee attacks]] for player combat actions.<ref>{{Source|mmelee.c|8|20}}; {{Source|mmelee.c|55|146}}; {{Source|aux1.c|498|513}}; {{Source|util.c|53|62}}.</ref>
 == Monster spellcasting ==
-Many creatures use a shared random spell repertoire. Their '''base level''' determines which spells are available; a name such as necromancer does not by itself add a separate summoning or undead-raising power. Individual pages distinguish this repertoire from special attacks such as a frost demon's snowball.<ref>{{Source|mspec.c|135|215}}; {{Source|minit.h|171|175}}.</ref>
+Many monsters share a random spell repertoire determined by their base level. See [[Draft:Monster spellcasting#Spell repertoire|Monster spellcasting]] for the complete effect table, probabilities and casting conditions; dedicated attacks and summons remain on individual creature pages.<ref>{{Source|mspec.c|135|215}}.</ref>
 === Resisting a spell ===
-Before choosing its spell, the caster allows a general magic-resistance check. [[Draft:Collegium Magii|College]] or [[Draft:Circle of Sorcerors|Circle]] membership can supply an earlier counterspell attempt when the two guild ranks sum to a positive value. If the counterspell succeeds and current mana is '''strictly greater than the caster's level squared''', that amount of mana is spent and the spell stops. Otherwise the normal resistance check still follows.<ref>{{Source|aux3.c|395|414}}.</ref>
+The shared repertoire checks magic resistance before selecting an effect. College or Circle membership can provide an earlier counterspell attempt, with a strict mana requirement. The [[Draft:Monster spellcasting#Resisting a spell|full resistance formulas]] distinguish this from later damage immunity.<ref>{{Source|aux3.c|395|414}}.</ref>
 == Remains ==