Draft:Monster

Omega 0.90.4

Monsters are the creatures and embodied characters encountered in Omega, including peaceful residents, hostile opponents and unique quest figures. Their symbol alone is not a reliable identity: several creatures share a character and color, while some change appearance during generation or play.^[1]

This index covers the 150 creature templates in Omega 0.90.4. Historical identities and generated forms are marked separately; the total is not a count of 150 fully written species articles. Existing articles remain public drafts. The named directory records which entries still need an independent article.^[2]

Encounters and behavior

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 guardsman has far more HP and combat strength than many early random opponents.^[3]

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.^[4]

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 automatum minor is an example. Look up the actual creature before approaching, provoking or attempting to pacify it.^[5]

Arena forms

The arena begins with a fixed sequence of creature types. Later matches can draw random ordinary creatures from the level-0 through level-8 template range, excluding the three dynamic NPC templates and creatures whose attack-damage setting is zero. The latter filter does not guarantee an actual melee sequence: a quail, for example, has a nonzero damage setting but no attacks.^[6]

An arena opponent is named, awake and hostile. Compared with its ordinary template, it gains ten HP per base level, twice the hit score and half again the damage setting, rounded down. That damage increase can also strengthen effects such as poison. It is copied directly into the arena, bypassing ordinary starting possessions, and receives the exit-opening item. Its normal death reliably leaves remains. An ordinary infobox therefore does not describe the strengthened arena form; fixed opponents have comparisons in their articles.^[7]

Reading creature data

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.^[8]

Information	Meaning
Hit and defense	Scores used by attack checks; defense is not armor absorption
Damage roll	Raw damage before the player's applicable immunity or absorption; a rating of 20 normally rolls 0–19
Attack sequence	Number and kind of attempted attacks, plus defensive actions; each attack must satisfy its own checks
Immunities	Damage/effect types resisted by this creature; these do not automatically describe benefits from eating its remains
Carried items	Possessions that can be dropped, distinct from a corpse or alchemical product created after death

Ordinary landed damage still costs at least one HP unless immunity prevents it. Secondary effects such as life drain are separate from ordinary absorption. See Defense and protection and Melee attacks for the shared combat rules.^[9]

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.^[10]

The ordinary spell routine requires a hostile caster with line of sight. Nearby special actions normally have a 50% check, and some creatures also cast through their ranged action. Sanctuary suppresses either route. The following choices are equally likely within the caster's available range, after the player's resistance check. A level-2 caster has the first nine choices, a level-5 caster the first twelve, and a level-9 caster all sixteen. At level 10, disintegration occupies two choices rather than one.^[11]

Minimum caster level	Spell	Effect and main limitation
0	Physical missile	Raw physical damage 0–9; deflection stops a bolt reaching you
0	Recovery	Caster gains 0 to level squared minus 1 HP, without a cap at its original HP
0	Slow	Adds 250–499 slow counts unless you are already hasted
0	Disease	Adds 1–24 disease counts unless you have infection immunity
0	Lightning	Raw electricity damage 0–19; bolt or nine-square ball depending on the caster's immunity and distance
0	Cold	Raw cold damage 0–29; bolt or nine-square snowball depending on the caster's immunity and distance
0	Remove item magic	A random eligible carried object loses its special use, enchantment and charges; ordinary equipment and several other kinds are exempt
1	Weaken blessing	A random carried object's blessing falls by 2; the result may become cursed
2	Poison	Adds the caster's level in poison counts unless you have poison immunity
3	Sleep	Adds 2 through (2 × floor(level / 2) + 1) sleep counts; sleep immunity prevents it and existing sleep is not extended
4	Fire bolt	Raw fire damage 0–49; deflection can stop it
5	Destroy item	Destroys one object from a random carried slot, rather than necessarily the whole stack
6	Dispel benefits	Ends several temporary benefits and advances a ten-minute status check; not every lasting effect is removed
7	Disruption	50 physical damage before applicable absorption or immunity
8	Drain levels	Loses the caster's level in character levels, with corresponding current and maximum HP loss; no separate negative-energy immunity check
9	Disintegration	Destroys a worn cloak first, otherwise body armor; with neither present, attempts 250 damage

The damage figures are raw rolls or amounts, not promised HP loss after protection. Lightning and cold use a ball if the caster is immune to that element or farther than two squares away; otherwise they use a bolt. Balls can also affect nearby creatures, including the caster. Bolts that reach the player check deflection rather than an ordinary melee hit roll.^[12]

Slow, poison and sleep counts normally decrease at game-minute updates, with extra checks during some longer advances. Disease and similar recovery counts normally decrease every ten game minutes indoors; countryside hourly advances also run these checks. A status count is therefore not one player command. Existing haste prevents this slow spell; it is not removed by the attempt.^[13]

Item-magic removal skips ordinary weapons, armor and shields, food, launchers and several inert objects; cursed eligible objects resist it, and artifacts have an additional two-thirds resistance chance. Item destruction can affect equipped objects as well as other carried property. Disintegration removes a cloak or armor before checking bare-body damage; elemental immunity does not preserve that equipment. The level-drain spell directly reduces levels and HP, which differs from the separately checked life-drain attacks of some undead.^[14]

Resisting a spell

Before choosing its spell, the caster allows a general magic-resistance check. College or 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.^[15]

Check	Success condition
Guild counterspell	floor(player level / 2) + random 0–19 > caster level + random 0–19
Normal resistance	floor(player level / 4) + protection + random 0–19 > caster level + random 0–29

All random draws in these comparisons are separate. Resistance happens before spell selection, so it can even prevent the caster from choosing recovery. Passing an elemental immunity check later is not the same as resisting the cast: immunity to fire, cold or electricity does not itself stop curses, item loss or direct level drain.^[16]

Remains

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.^[17]

Ordinary edible remains, such as bunnyburgers and trunk steak, each add six food-reserve points; one point is consumed by a normal hourly hunger check. Body size and a fancy food name do not increase that nourishment. Do not keep eating after you are full: food reserve above 48 causes vomiting and falls to 12. Eating while travelling on the country map also runs an hourly check, so the meal's nominal nutrition is not always the net change.^[18]

Other remains may poison you, produce a special effect, provide little food or be inedible. A creature's own immunities do not automatically become benefits from eating its remains. Check the individual article before eating or taking remains to an alchemist. Likewise, edible prey are not necessarily hungry animals that can be pacified by feeding: living behavior and corpse effects are separate properties.^[19]

Creature directory

Entries are grouped by their template level for comparison. HP / interval gives baseline HP and action interval; historical templates use variable values. Ordinary pool eligibility does not imply equal encounter probability or guarantee an appearance in every location. The special-placement rows identify a different generation route, not an additional ordinary pool. The elemental lords and Elemental Master occupy successive Astral Plane levels, with their listed Orbs as fixed possessions.^[20]

Some forms need additional explanation: the nymph/satyr and incubus/succubus templates are displayed as n or s after ordinary construction, rather than their source placeholder. Their generated names overlap, while the corpse names distinguish the underlying templates. Historical officeholders and adventurers also receive their actual identity and combat values during construction.^[21]

Level 0

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
h	Hornet	1 / 1	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
@	Mendicant priest	30 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending.
@	Itinerant merchant	15 / 7	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending.
G	Guardsman	150 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
@	Historical adventurer	Variable	Variable historical identity; Draft article. Historical resident; name, form and combat data depend on the saved history.
s	Sheep	5 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
@	Merchant	16 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article. Village trade uses this merchant template.
@	Ordinary human	10 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending. Generated with a variable human description.
@	Historical officeholder	Variable	Variable historical identity; Article pending. Special construction supplies a named officeholder and changes the baseline data; see Duke, Justiciar and high priests.

Level 1

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
g	Grunt	25 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
t	Tse-tse fly	1 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
f	Fnord	1 / 10	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
r	Sewer rat	5 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
f	Aggravator fungus	12 / 10	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Blipper	50 / 24	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
g	Goblin	8 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
p	Phantasticon	10 / 9	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
R	Household robot	5 / 12	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
g	Pencil-necked geek	1 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Borogrove	6 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
q	Quail	3 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Badger	13 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
h	Hawk	7 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
d	Deer	23 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
c	Camel	30 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
a	Anteater	20 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
r	Rabbit	3 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
t	Trout	3 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Striped bass	1 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
p	Parrot	5 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
h	Hyena	10 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 2

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
n	Apprentice ninja	20 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
n	Night gaunt	30 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
@	Sneak-thief	32 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
e	Floating eye	25 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
t	Tove	30 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
n	Transparent nasty	32 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
g	Ghost	32 / 20	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
e	Enchanter	20 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
f	Murk fungus	7 / 12	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
G	Goblin chieftain	25 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
w	Wolf	40 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
a	Giant soldier ant	20 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
e	Elephant	100 / 12	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
h	Horse	50 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending.
p	Phantom	1 / 10	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 3

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
s	Salamander	35 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
C	Catoblepas	100 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
f	Lesser frost demon	15 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
a	Acid cloud	10 / 20	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
K	Goblin King	32 / 5	Special placement; Draft article. Goblin Caves, final cavern.
P	Pterodactyl	42 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
G	Goblin shaman	25 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
l	Lion	60 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Brigand	30 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Bear	70 / 10	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
m	Mamba	10 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
M	Man o' war	40 / 7	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
@	Were-human	40 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending. Generated with a variable human description.
T	Thought-form	4 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 4

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
M	Manticore	100 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
T	Tasmanian devil	50 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
a	Automatum minor	100 / 7	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
s	Denebian slime devil	75 / 12	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
j	Jub-jub bird	50 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
h	Haunt	50 / 7	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
ns	Incubus / succubus	50 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending. Ordinary construction displays n or s and names the creature nymph or satyr; its remains distinguish the incubus/succubus template.
ns	Nymph / satyr	50 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending. Generated form follows the player's preference and a random choice where applicable.
c	Giant crocodile	80 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
t	Torpor beast	40 / 12	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
d	Doberman death-hound	40 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
F	Astral fuzzy	40 / 1	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
l	Servant of law	30 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
c	Servant of chaos	40 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
s	Swarm	40 / 10	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Ban sidhe	40 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
e	Etheric grue	50 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
n	Ninja (genin)	40 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 5

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
d	Dragonette	50 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
t	Tesla monster	50 / 12	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
W	Wyvern	100 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
c	Radeligian cateagle	50 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
f	Frost demon	75 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
S	Spectre	75 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
n	Necromancer	50 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
S	Shadow spirit	40 / 7	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
B	Bog thing	80 / 12	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
V	Astral vampire	40 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
W	Lava worm	100 / 10	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
m	Manaburst	1 / 20	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
d	Outer circle demon	120 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
m	Mirrorshade	40 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 6

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
F	Fire elemental	125 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
A	Air elemental	125 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
W	Water elemental	100 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
E	Earth elemental	200 / 15	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
b	Bandersnatch	100 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
L	Lich	100 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
T	Triton	100 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
@	Master thief	100 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article. Initially displayed as human; its remains and guild dialogue identify a master thief.
T	Triceratops	200 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
R	Rakshasa	100 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
S	Demon serpent	100 / 7	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
a	Angel	120 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
n	Ninja (chunin)	100 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 7

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
B	Behemoth	300 / 15	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
N	Nazgul	250 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
U	Unicorn	100 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
r	Rodent of unusual size	150 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
F	Illusory fiend	100 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
W	Great Wyrm	250 / 5	Special placement; Draft article.
F	Flame devil	150 / 1	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
\|	Lurker at the threshold	150 / 1	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
S	Sandman	50 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
m	Mirror master	50 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
G	Elder etheric grue	150 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
S	Loathly serpent	150 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
Z	Zombie overlord	100 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
r	Ricochet	50 / 1	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
D	Inner circle demon	240 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 8

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
f	Fairy	1 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending.
f	Fairy	100 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Article pending.
A	Automatum major	500 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
D	Dragon	500 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
J	Jabberwock	500 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
F	Frost demon lord	350 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
T	Tigershark	350 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
n	Ninja (jonin)	250 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
S	Shadow slayer	250 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
@	Militant priest	250 / 6	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
C	Coma beast	150 / 5	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
A	High angel	250 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 9

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
J	Jotun	750 / 8	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
i	Invisible slayer	1000 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
W	King wyvern	700 / 3	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
d	Deathstar	500 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
T	High thaumaturgist	250 / 4	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
V	Vampire lord	750 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
A	Archangel	1000 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.
D	Demon prince	800 / 2	Ordinary pool candidate; Draft article.

Level 10

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
E	Eater of Magic	1000 / 5	Special placement; Draft article. Magic Isle.
L	LawBringer	500 / 5	Special placement; Draft article. Star Peak.
D	Dragon Lord	2000 / 1	Special placement; Draft article. Dragon's Lair.
D	Demon Emperor	3000 / 2	Special placement; Draft article. HellWell Volcano.
E	The Elemental Lord of Earth	2000 / 12	Special placement; Article pending. Special elemental-plane encounter; carries the Orb of Air.
A	The Elemental Lord of Air	1000 / 1	Special placement; Article pending. Special elemental-plane encounter; carries the Orb of Earth.
W	The Elemental Lord of Water	1500 / 5	Special placement; Article pending. Special elemental-plane encounter; carries the Orb of Fire.
F	The Elemental Lord of Fire	1500 / 3	Special placement; Article pending. Special elemental-plane encounter; carries the Orb of Water.
M	The Elemental Master	1000 / 2	Special placement; Article pending. Special final encounter; carries the Orb of Mastery.

Level 100

Symbol	Creature	HP / interval	Encounter and article
D	Death	100 / 10	Special placement; Article pending. Special endgame construction and repeated pursuit; ordinary random generation excludes this template.

Related creatures and characters

Trifids are dangerous terrain rather than members of the creature-template array. Narrative service characters are not automatically combat monsters either. For named and historical figures, see historical adventurers, the Duke, high priests, and the people linked from Rampart.

References

[1] t.h in Omega 0.90.4, lines 5–306; lev.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 317–371; mon.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 529–750.

[2] s.h in Omega 0.90.4, lines 1071–1094; defs.h in Omega 0.90.4, lines 1442–1456.

[3] v.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 280–399; minit.h in Omega 0.90.4, line 12; gen1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 394–431.

[4] v.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 47–66; env.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 63–70; mon.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 33–42.

[5] .c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 12–70; mspec.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 41–53.

[6] uild1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 349–435; defs.h in Omega 0.90.4, lines 1071–1090; minit.h in Omega 0.90.4, line 47.

[7] uild1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 436–450; env.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 63–76; lev.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 373–394; mmelee.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 109–117; mon.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 134–203.

[8] time.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 47–74; mmelee.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 24–51; env.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 8–88; mon.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 689–750.

[9] .c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 8–20; mmelee.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 55–146; aux1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 498–513; util.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 53–62.

[10] spec.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 135–215; minit.h in Omega 0.90.4, lines 171–175.

[11] .c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 12–76; mon.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 390–417; mspec.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 135–215.

[12] spec.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 135–215; effect1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 245–433; aux1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 498–513.

[13] time.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 19–23; aux2.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 186–255; aux2.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 340–445; aux3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 11–47; effect2.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 432–448; effect3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 215–224; effect3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 770–811.

[14] t1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 8–54; effect1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 118–156; effect1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 647–664; inv.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 475–503; effect3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 323–397; effect3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 888–910.

[15] ux3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 395–414.

[16] ux3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 395–414; mspec.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 135–155; aux2.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 172–175.

[17] .c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 134–203.

[18] tem.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 63–139; command2.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 130–161; aux1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 716–748; aux3.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 26–34.

[19] tem.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 63–139; itemf1.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 662–750; inv.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 410–467.

[20] t.h in Omega 0.90.4, lines 5–306; lev.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 280–399; gen2.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 412–435.

[21] v.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 339–371; mon.c in Omega 0.90.4, lines 529–750.

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Draft:Monster

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Encounters and behavior

Arena forms

Reading creature data

Monster spellcasting

Resisting a spell

Remains

Creature directory

Level 0

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Level 5

Level 6

Level 7

Level 8

Level 9

Level 10

Level 100

Related creatures and characters

References

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