Monster index

20 monsters so far.

Values marked * are derived

A blank health, attack bonus or damage roll in the game data means “don’t override” — the server computes it from the level. Blank is not zero. So the same formulas the server uses (server/src/game/combat.rs) run here, and derived values carry a *:

• Health = ceil(level × 9 ÷ 2)
• Attack bonus = level (monsters don’t halve it the way players do — see Combat)
• Damage roll = a level lookup (table below)

All monsters

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Name	Level	Health	Guard	To-hit	Damage	Avg damage	Behaviour
Kobold	1	5 *	8	+1 *	1d4 *	2.5	Fights back only
Goblin	2	9 *	9	+2 *	1d4 *	2.5	Attacks on sight
Stalker	3	14 *	10	+3 *	1d6 *	3.5	Fights back only
Orc	4	18 *	11	+4 *	1d6 *	3.5	Attacks on sight
Female Orc	4	18 *	10	+4 *	1d6 *	3.5	Attacks on sight
Hobgoblin	5	23 *	12	+5 *	1d8 *	4.5	Attacks on sight
Goblin Chief	5	23 *	11	+5 *	1d8 *	4.5	Attacks on sight
Gnoll	6	27 *	13	+6 *	2d6	7.0	Attacks on sight
Bugbear	7	32 *	14	+7 *	2d6 *	7.0	Attacks on sight
Ogre	8	36 *	15	+8 *	2d8	9.0	Attacks on sight
Forgotten Dead	8	40	14	+8 *	3d6	10.5	Attacks on sight
Troll	9	41 *	16	+9 *	2d10	11.0	Attacks on sight
Stone Golem	10	45 *	17	+10 *	2d10	11.0	Attacks on sight
Orc Warlord	10	120	13	+10 *	2d8 *	9.0	Attacks on sight
Ogre Warlord	10	140	17	+10 *	2d8 *	9.0	Attacks on sight
Lizardfolk	13	59 *	15	+13 *	3d6 *	10.5	Attacks on sight
Cyclop	15	68 *	20	+15 *	3d8	13.5	Attacks on sight
Skeleton	16	72 *	20	+20	6d8	27.0	Attacks on sight
Skeleton Warrior	20	90 *	24	+20 *	6d8	27.0	Attacks on sight
Skeleton Knight	25	350	32	+25 *	6d12	39.0	Attacks on sight

There are only two behaviours. Attacks on sight monsters charge you from a distance; fights back only monsters wait for you to swing first. The Kobold and the Stalker are the latter, but either behaviour engages the moment you’re within 5m — “fights back only” just means it won’t charge from range, not that you can walk right past it.

Movement and attack parameters

Use this to work out whether you can outrun something, or time a gap between its swings. Chase range is where it starts following you; attack range is where it can reach you.

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Name	Walk speed	Run speed	Attack range	Chase range	Attack interval
Kobold	0.7	3.2	2 m	20 m	1.90s
Goblin	0.8	3.5	2 m	22 m	1.85s
Stalker	1	8	3 m	25 m	4.10s
Orc	1	4.5	2 m	25 m	1.80s
Female Orc	1	4.5	2 m	25 m	1.80s
Hobgoblin	1.5	4.6	2.2 m	26 m	1.70s
Goblin Chief	0.8	4	2 m	25 m	1.75s
Gnoll	1.5	5.2	2.3 m	28 m	1.70s
Bugbear	1.9	5.4	2.4 m	28 m	1.70s
Ogre	1.8	5.1	2.6 m	28 m	1.90s
Forgotten Dead	0.78	3	1.6 m	32 m	3.00s
Troll	2.3	6.5	2.8 m	28 m	1.80s
Stone Golem	1.5	4.4	2 m	28 m	1.90s
Orc Warlord	1	5	2.2 m	28 m	1.70s
Ogre Warlord	1.8	5.6	2.8 m	28 m	1.80s
Lizardfolk	2.15	6.04	2 m	22 m	1.80s
Cyclop	2.58	7.25	3 m	25 m	1.80s
Skeleton	0.78	3	1.6 m	32 m	3.00s
Skeleton Warrior	0.8	3.1	2.2 m	32 m	2.00s
Skeleton Knight	0.83	3.2	2.6 m	32 m	2.80s

Your baseline movement speed is 3.0 (3.3 with the well-fed ×1.1 buff). Against that table: the Stalker runs at 8.0, so provoking one means you cannot escape it. The Orc at 4.5 and the Goblin Chief at 4.0 will also catch you. Only the Kobold (3.2) can be shaken off.

Where they spawn

Dungeon monsters spawn by floor depth; surface monsters spawn in designated regions. A higher weight means it turns up more often within its depth range.

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Name	Dungeon depth	Spawn weight	Notes
Kobold	Floors 1 – 4	2
Goblin	Floors 3 – 8	3
Stalker	Floors 5 – 11	2
Orc	Floors 5 – 13	2
Female Orc	Floors 5 – 12	1
Hobgoblin	Floors 6 – 15	2
Goblin Chief	Does not spawn in dungeons	—	Boss, placed on the dungeon’s bottom floor
Gnoll	Floors 7 – 20	2
Bugbear	Floors 8 – 20	2
Ogre	Floors 9 – 20	2
Forgotten Dead	Floors 1 – 5	3
Troll	Floors 10 – 20	2
Stone Golem	Floors 11 – 20	2
Orc Warlord	Does not spawn in dungeons	—	Boss, placed on the dungeon’s bottom floor
Ogre Warlord	Does not spawn in dungeons	—	Boss, placed on the dungeon’s bottom floor
Lizardfolk	Floors 12 – 20	2
Cyclop	Floors 14 – 20	2
Skeleton	Floors 6 – 15	3
Skeleton Warrior	Floors 11 – 20	2
Skeleton Knight	Does not spawn in dungeons	—	Boss, placed on the dungeon’s bottom floor

Drops

The weapon a monster carries is the weapon it drops — a deliberate design, so what you can see is what you can get. Ordinary monsters drop at 10%. The three dungeon bosses (Goblin Chief, Orc Warlord, Ogre Warlord) no longer drop their weapon themselves — it’s now a guaranteed drop from that dungeon’s chest instead; see Dungeons.

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Monster	Weapon dropped	Drop rate	Weapon damage
Kobold	Small Sword	10%	1d4
Goblin	Small Sword	10%	1d4
Orc	Goblin Sword	10%	1d4
Female Orc	Goblin Sword	10%	1d4
Hobgoblin	Notched Iron Sword	10%	1d8
Bugbear	Morningstar	10%	1d8
Ogre	Greatclub	10%	1d8
Lizardfolk	Steel Longsword	10%	1d10
Cyclop	Greatclub	10%	1d8
Skeleton Warrior	Morningstar	10%	1d8

The Iron Sword isn’t sold in shops — the only way to get it now is the Orc Warrens dungeon chest (see Dungeons).

Bonus drops

Some monsters also roll for a food item on kill, independently of the weapon drop — low odds, but it doesn’t compete with the weapon roll.

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Monster	Bonus drop	Chance
Kobold	Apple	1%
Goblin	Apple	1%
Orc	Cheese	1%
Female Orc	Cheese	1%
Hobgoblin	Jerky	1%
Goblin Chief	Apple	5%

Level defaults

Blank fields use this table.

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Level	Health	To-hit	Damage roll	Avg damage
1	5	+1	1d4	2.5
2	9	+2	1d4	2.5
3	14	+3	1d6	3.5
4	18	+4	1d6	3.5
5	23	+5	1d8	4.5
6	27	+6	1d8	4.5
7	32	+7	2d6	7.0
8	36	+8	2d6	7.0
9	41	+9	2d8	9.0
10	45	+10	2d8	9.0
11	50	+11	2d8	9.0
12	54	+12	2d8	9.0

How hits are resolved

Attacks roll an exploding d20 (a natural 20 rolls again and adds — see Combat for the full mechanic):

roll total + attack bonus >  target Guard   →  hit
roll total + attack bonus ≤  target Guard   →  miss

So Guard is the number you have to beat. Your own Guard comes from DEX (clamp(10 + DEX modifier, 1, 20), which lands around 7–14 in practice) plus whatever your equipment adds.