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'''Peaceful''' monsters are those that do not attack you. They can be attacked, but only with a small penalty (1) to your [[alignment record|alignment]]. An attacked peaceful monster also becomes '''hostile''': "The dwarf gets angry!". This is acceptable for late game characters, but dangerous for low level characters with low alignment. Pets do not become hostile even if accidentally or purposely attacked by the player.  [[Demon|Demons and minor demons]] who become hostile will "scream," alerting nearby monsters to your presence.
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In ''[[NetHack]]'', '''peaceful''' monsters are those that do not attack you, and will simply wander around the immediate area.
  
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[[Pet]]s can and will attack peaceful monsters with no penalty to the player, other than the chance of the pet being killed.  
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Attacking one causes a &minus;1 [[alignment record|alignment]] penalty, and the attacked monster also becomes '''hostile''' ("The dwarf gets angry!"); other peaceful monsters who witness the attack may also become hostile or scared. Some monsters who become hostile will "scream", alerting nearby monsters to your presence. To prevent this occurring by accident, moving into a peaceful monster normally will offer a "Really attack the <foo>?" prompt rather than defaulting to a melee attack.  
  
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Note that attacking monsters with [[spell]]s or [[missile]]s does not result in a yes/no prompt, as [[melee]] does; the missile will strike whatever is in its path. Before casting spells or [[firing]] missiles, it is sometimes advisable to check the status of a monster with the {{kbd|/}} or the {{kbd|;}} key. This is only recommended for some monsters; for example, [[orc]]s will often be peaceful towards orcish player characters, and so should be checked, while others, such as [[rothe]]s, are always generated hostile. Attacking monsters with polearms also does not ask for confirmation, although this appears to be [[bug#C343-305|bug C343-305]] ("Attacking with an applied polearm ignores the 'confirm' option.")
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Attacking monsters with [[spell]]s or [[missile]]s does not result in a yes/no prompt, and the missile will strike whatever is in its path; the artifact sword [[Stormbringer]] will also cause you to attack peaceful monsters without offering a yes/no prompt. ("Your bloodthirsty blade attacks!") Attacking monsters with polearms also does not ask for confirmation, although this appears to be [[Bugs in NetHack 3.4.3#C343-305|bug C343-305]] ("Attacking with an applied polearm ignores the 'confirm' option").
  
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Also note that the artifact sword [[Stormbringer]] will cause you to attack peaceful monsters without offering a yes/no prompt. You receive the message, "Your bloodthirsty blade attacks!" This can be quite dangerous if you blunder into a monster such as a [[Aligned priest|priest]] or [[Shopkeeper|shopkeeper]], so it is advisable to wield a different weapon while moving in an area with peaceful monsters.
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[[Pets]] do not immediately become hostile if accidentally or purposely attacked by the player - see [[tameness#abuse|the section on abuse]] in the tameness article for more information. Pets also can and will attack peaceful monsters with no penalty to the player, other than the chance of the pet being killed.
  
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==Which monsters are generated peaceful?==
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{{upcoming|NetHack 3.7.0|Peaceful monsters can now be displaced. When attempting to move into a peaceful monster without wielding Stormbringer, there is a 6 in 7 chance that you will swap places with it. Monsters cannot be displaced out of traps, into traps, into water if it cannot swim or levitate or into other hazardous terrain. Sleeping or paralyzed monsters cannot be displaced at all, but immobile monsters can with a 1 in 7 chance.
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[[Aligned priest]]s, [[shopkeeper]]s, [[guard]]s, the [[Oracle]] and [[quest leader]]s cannot be displaced.}}
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==Monsters that are generated peaceful==
 
Many factors can be used to determine when a monster is generated peaceful.
 
Many factors can be used to determine when a monster is generated peaceful.
  
 
*Some monsters are marked as "always starts as peaceful" or "always starts as hostile". For more information, see the individual monster pages.
 
*Some monsters are marked as "always starts as peaceful" or "always starts as hostile". For more information, see the individual monster pages.
  
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*Monsters that are of one of the player [[race]]s (humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, and orcs), and who are not marked as "always peaceful" or "always hostile", may have a peaceful/hostile status based on the hero’s base race, as follows:{{refsrc|Makemon.c|1575}}
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*Monsters that are of one of the player [[race]]s (humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, and orcs), and who are not marked as "always peaceful" or "always hostile", may have a peaceful/hostile status based on the player's base race, as follows:{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|2017|nethack=3.6.6}}
  
 
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! Hero's base race !! Monsters always peaceful !! Monsters always hostile
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! Player's base race !! Monsters always peaceful !! Monsters always hostile
 
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| [[Human (starting race)|Human]]{{refsrc|Role.c|412}} || none || Gnome, Orc
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| [[Human (starting race)|Human]]{{refsrc|src/role.c|631|nethack=3.6.6}} || none || Gnome, Orc
 
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| [[Elf (starting race)|Elf]]{{refsrc|Role.c|424}} || Elf || Orc  
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| [[Elf (starting race)|Elf]]{{refsrc|src/role.c|652|nethack=3.6.6}} || Elf || Orc  
 
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| [[Dwarf (starting race)|Dwarf]]{{refsrc|Role.c|436}} || Dwarf, Gnome || Orc  
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| [[Dwarf (starting race)|Dwarf]]{{refsrc|src/role.c|672|nethack=3.6.6}} || Dwarf, Gnome || Orc  
 
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| [[Gnome (starting race)|Gnome]]{{refsrc|Role.c|448}} || Dwarf, Gnome || Human
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| [[Gnome (starting race)|Gnome]]{{refsrc|src/role.c|694|nethack=3.6.6}} || Dwarf, Gnome || Human
 
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| [[Orc (starting race)|Orc]]{{refsrc|Role.c|460}} || none || Human, Elf, Dwarf
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| [[Orc (starting race)|Orc]]{{refsrc|src/role.c|715|nethack=3.6.6}} || none || Human, Elf, Dwarf
 
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|}
  
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*For monsters that are not marked as always peaceful or always hostile, and do not have a peaceful/hostile status based on the hero’s base race, the monster’s attitude to the hero is normally based on the monster’s [[alignment]], the hero’s alignment and the hero’s [[alignment record]], as follows:
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*For monsters that are not marked as always peaceful or always hostile, and do not have a peaceful/hostile status based on the player's base race, the monster's attitude to the player is normally based on the monster's [[alignment]], the player's alignment and the player's [[alignment record]], as follows:
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**Chaotic monsters are generated hostile to a hero who has the [[Amulet of Yendor]].{{refsrc|Makemon.c|1583}}
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**Chaotic monsters are generated hostile to a player who has the [[Amulet of Yendor]].{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|2027|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**Monsters represented by {{white|A}} are generated hostile to a chaotic or neutral hero, and to a lawful hero with negative alignment record. They are always generated peaceful to a lawful hero with non-negative alignment record.{{refsrc|Makemon.c|1586}}
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**Monsters represented by {{white|A}} are generated hostile to a chaotic or neutral player, and to a lawful player with negative alignment record. They are always generated peaceful to a lawful player with non-negative alignment record.{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|2031|nethack=3.6.6|comment=the code uses is_minion instead of specifying A-class monsters, but the A-class monsters are all defined with the M2_MINION flag}}
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**Coaligned unicorns are always generated peaceful, cross-aligned ones are always generated hostile.{{refsrc|Makemon.c|988}}
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**Coaligned unicorns are always generated peaceful, cross-aligned ones are always generated hostile.{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|1271|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**Other monsters will always be generated hostile to a non-coaligned hero, or to a coaligned hero with alignment record lower than -14. For a coaligned hero with alignment record at least -14, the probability of the monster being peaceful is <math>\frac{(15+AR)(1+MA)}{(16+AR)(2+MA)}</math>, where <math>AR</math> is the hero's alignment record and <math>MA</math> is the absolute value of the monster's alignment.{{refsrc|Makemon.c|1592}}
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**Other monsters will always be generated hostile to a non-coaligned player, or to a coaligned player with alignment record lower than &minus;14. For a coaligned player with alignment record at least &minus;14, the probability of the monster being peaceful is <math>\frac{(15+AR)(1+MA)}{(16+AR)(2+MA)}</math>, where <math>AR</math> is the player's alignment record and <math>MA</math> is the absolute value of the monster's alignment.{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|2035|nethack=3.6.6}} Notably, this means that no matter their alignment record, neutral characters will see such monsters being peaceful at most 50% of the time, since all neutral monsters have zero alignment.
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*However, there are many exceptions to the above rules:
 
*However, there are many exceptions to the above rules:
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**[[Djinn]] from a [[magic lamp]] or [[smoky potion]] can be tame, peaceful, hostile, can disappear after granting a [[wish]], or disappear without granting a wish. This is based on the [[BUC]] status of the lamp or potion, on random chance, and, for smoky potions, on whether the potion was quaffed by the hero or a monster.
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**[[Djinn]] from a [[magic lamp]] or [[smoky potion]] can be tame, peaceful, hostile, can disappear after granting a [[wish]], or can disappear without granting a wish. This is based on the [[BUC]] status of the lamp or potion, on random chance, and, for smoky potions, on whether the potion was quaffed by the player or a monster.
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**Monsters from a [[figurine]] can be tame, peaceful or hostile, based on the BUC status of the figurine and on random chance.
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**Monsters from a [[figurine]] can be tame, peaceful, or hostile, based on the BUC status of the figurine and on random chance.
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**Demons summoned by same-race [[sacrifice]] will be peaceful if the hero is chaotic, and hostile otherwise.{{refsrc|Pray.c|1203}}
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**Demons summoned by same-race [[sacrifice]] will be peaceful if the player is chaotic, and hostile otherwise.{{refsrc|src/pray.c|1426|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**The lawful named demons are generated hostile if you are wielding [[Excalibur]], and peaceful otherwise.{{refsrc|Makemon.c|1047}}
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**The lawful named demons are generated hostile if you are wielding [[Excalibur]], and peaceful otherwise.{{refsrc|src/makemon.c|1332|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**Nasties created by the [[Summon nasties]] monster spell are always hostile; random monsters that replace a nasty that has been genocided may not be.{{refsrc|Wizard.c|456}}
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**Nasties created by the [[summon nasties]] monster spell are always hostile; random monsters that replace a nasty that has been genocided may not be.{{refsrc|src/wizard.c|604|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**Insects and snakes created by the [[Summon insects]] spell are always hostile.{{refsrc|Mcastu.c|556}}
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**Insects and snakes created by the [[summon insects]] spell are always hostile.{{refsrc|src/mcastu.c|605|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**[[Minion]]s sent by an angry god are hostile.{{refsrc|Minion.c|134}}
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**[[Minion]]s sent by an angry god are hostile.{{refsrc|src/minion.c|221|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**When a [[throne room]] is created, the monsters generated in the room are hostile.{{refsrc|Mkroom.c|306}}
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**When a [[throne room]] is created, the monsters generated in the room are hostile.{{refsrc|src/mkroom.c|256|nethack=3.6.6}}
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**[[Schroedinger's Cat]] is always generated peaceful (when alive).{{refsrc|Pickup.c|2047}}
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**[[Schroedinger's Cat]] is always generated peaceful (when alive).{{refsrc|src/pickup.c|2414|nethack=3.6.6}}
 
**On [[special level]]s, monsters will often be created with a predetermined peaceful/hostile status.
 
**On [[special level]]s, monsters will often be created with a predetermined peaceful/hostile status.
  
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==See Also==
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==Making monsters peaceful==
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*When a pet's [[tameness]] reaches 0, it becomes peaceful or hostile, depending on circumstances. See [[Tameness#Decreasing tameness|Tameness §&nbsp;Decreasing tameness]] for details.
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*Untrapping a monster from a [[pit]] has a chance of pacifying it: ''"You pull the <monster> out of a pit. <monster> is grateful."'' The chance of success depends on your [[Luck]]. This method will not work on [[mindless]] monsters.
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*Hostile [[domestic animal]]s can be pacified by throwing them food inappropriate to their diet.
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*Monsters that cannot be tamed by a [[scroll of taming]] will become peaceful instead. This includes all [[human (monster attribute)|humans]], [[covetous]] monsters, and [[demons]] unless you are polymorphed into one. The [[Wizard of Yendor]], [[Medusa]], and your [[quest nemesis]] cannot even be pacified.
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*A [[wooden flute]] or uncharged [[magic flute]] can be used to pacify [[snake]]s. The chance of success depends on your [[dexterity]] and [[experience level]].
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===Strategy===
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The penalty for attacking peaceful monsters is manageable for late-game characters, but dangerous for characters with low levels and/or low alignment.
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Before casting spells or [[firing]] missiles, it is sometimes advisable to check the status of a monster with the {{kbd|/}} or the {{kbd|;}} key. This is only recommended for some monsters; for example, [[Orc (monster class)|orcs]] will often be peaceful towards orcish player characters, and so should be checked, while others, such as [[rothe]]s, are always generated hostile. If wielding Stormbringer, it is dangerous to blunder into a monster such as an [[aligned priest]] or [[shopkeeper]], so it is advisable to wield a different weapon while moving in an area with peaceful monsters.
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==List of monsters that may be generated peaceful==
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Most monsters are always generated hostile (they are defined with the M2_HOSTILE flag), but some types may be generated peaceful under normal circumstances.
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===Always peaceful===
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These monsters are defined with the M2_PEACEFUL flag.
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* [[shopkeeper]]
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* [[guard]]
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* [[prisoner]]
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* [[Oracle]]
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* [[aligned cleric]]
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* [[watchman]]
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* [[watch captain]]
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* [[mail daemon]]
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* all [[Quest leader]]s
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* all [[Quest guardian]]s
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===Sometimes peaceful===
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These monsters are defined with neither the M2_PEACEFUL nor M2_HOSTILE flag, and may be peaceful depending on your alignment and alignment record when generated under normal circumstances. Most of these are peaceful with a probability of <math>\frac{(15+AR)(1+MA)}{(16+AR)(2+MA)}</math> if you are co-aligned and hostile otherwise, but see the [[#Monsters that are generated peaceful|previous section]] for exceptions.
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====Lawful====
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* [[hobbit]]
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* [[Dwarf (monster)|dwarf]]
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* [[dwarf leader]]
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* [[dwarf ruler]]
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* [[tengu]]
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* [[white unicorn]]
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* [[couatl]]
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* [[Aleax]]
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* [[Angel]]
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* [[ki-rin]]
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* [[Archon]]
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* [[giant]]
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* [[stone giant]]
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* [[fire giant]]
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* [[titan]]
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* [[black naga]]
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* [[golden naga]]
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* [[guardian naga]]
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* [[sasquatch]]
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* [[archeologist (player monster)]]
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* [[cave dweller (player monster)]]
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* [[knight (player monster)]]
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* [[samurai (player monster)]]
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* [[valkyrie (player monster)]]
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====Neutral====
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* [[acid blob]]
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* [[little dog]]
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* [[dog]]
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* [[large dog]]
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* [[kitten]]
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* [[housecat]]
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* [[large cat]]
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* [[pony]]
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* [[gray unicorn]]
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* [[horse]]
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* [[warhorse]]
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* [[bat]]
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* [[plains centaur]]
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* [[air elemental]]
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* [[fire elemental]]
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* [[earth elemental]]
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* [[water elemental]]
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* [[gnome (monster)|gnome]]
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* [[gnome leader]]
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* [[gnomish wizard]]
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* [[gnome ruler]]
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* [[red naga hatchling]]
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* [[black naga hatchling]]
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* [[golden naga hatchling]]
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* [[guardian naga hatchling]]
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* [[garter snake]]
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* [[umber hulk]]
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* [[monkey]]
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* [[ape]]
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* [[human (monster)|human]]
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* [[high cleric]]
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* [[djinni]]
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* [[barbarian (player monster)]]
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* [[healer (player monster)]]
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* [[monk (player monster)]]
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* [[cleric (player monster)]]
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* [[tourist (player monster)]]
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* [[wizard (player monster)]]
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====Chaotic====
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* [[gremlin]]
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* [[bugbear]]
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* [[homunculus]]
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* [[imp]]
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* [[quasit]]
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* [[goblin]]
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* [[hobgoblin]]
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* [[orc (monster)|orc]]
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* [[hill orc]]
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* [[Mordor orc]]
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* [[Uruk-hai]]
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* [[orc shaman]]
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* [[orc-captain]]
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* [[black unicorn]]
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* [[forest centaur]]
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* [[mountain centaur]]
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* [[hill giant]]
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* [[frost giant]]
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* [[storm giant]]
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* [[red naga]]
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* [[ogre]]
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* [[ogre leader]]
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* [[ogre tyrant]]
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* [[elf (monster)|elf]]
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* [[Woodland-elf]]
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* [[Green-elf]]
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* [[Grey-elf]]
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* [[elf-noble]]
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* [[elven monarch]]
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* [[sandestin]]
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* [[ranger (player monster)]]
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* [[rogue (player monster)]]
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==SLASH'EM==
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In [[SLASH'EM]], the [[koala]]'s calming attack pacifies any successfully hit monster. To make use of this ability, tame a koala with [[eucalyptus leaves]], or [[polymorph]] into one.
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==See also==
 
* [[Spellbook of charm monster]]
 
* [[Spellbook of charm monster]]
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* [[magic flute]]
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* [[Magic harp]]
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* [[Alignment_record#Alignment_gains_from_killing_monsters]]
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* [[Alignment record#Alignment gains from killing monsters|Alignment record §&nbsp;Alignment gains from killing monsters]]
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
 
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[[Category:Monster attributes]]
 
[[Category:Monster attributes]]

Latest revision as of 10:28, 11 February 2024

In NetHack, peaceful monsters are those that do not attack you, and will simply wander around the immediate area.

Attacking one causes a −1 alignment penalty, and the attacked monster also becomes hostile ("The dwarf gets angry!"); other peaceful monsters who witness the attack may also become hostile or scared. Some monsters who become hostile will "scream", alerting nearby monsters to your presence. To prevent this occurring by accident, moving into a peaceful monster normally will offer a "Really attack the <foo>?" prompt rather than defaulting to a melee attack.

Attacking monsters with spells or missiles does not result in a yes/no prompt, and the missile will strike whatever is in its path; the artifact sword Stormbringer will also cause you to attack peaceful monsters without offering a yes/no prompt. ("Your bloodthirsty blade attacks!") Attacking monsters with polearms also does not ask for confirmation, although this appears to be bug C343-305 ("Attacking with an applied polearm ignores the 'confirm' option").

Pets do not immediately become hostile if accidentally or purposely attacked by the player - see the section on abuse in the tameness article for more information. Pets also can and will attack peaceful monsters with no penalty to the player, other than the chance of the pet being killed.

The following information pertains to an upcoming version (NetHack 3.7.0). If this version is now released, please verify that it is still accurate, then update the page to incorporate this information.

Peaceful monsters can now be displaced. When attempting to move into a peaceful monster without wielding Stormbringer, there is a 6 in 7 chance that you will swap places with it. Monsters cannot be displaced out of traps, into traps, into water if it cannot swim or levitate or into other hazardous terrain. Sleeping or paralyzed monsters cannot be displaced at all, but immobile monsters can with a 1 in 7 chance.

Aligned priests, shopkeepers, guards, the Oracle and quest leaders cannot be displaced.

Monsters that are generated peaceful

Many factors can be used to determine when a monster is generated peaceful.

  • Some monsters are marked as "always starts as peaceful" or "always starts as hostile". For more information, see the individual monster pages.
  • Monsters that are of one of the player races (humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, and orcs), and who are not marked as "always peaceful" or "always hostile", may have a peaceful/hostile status based on the player's base race, as follows:[1]
Player's base race Monsters always peaceful Monsters always hostile
Human[2] none Gnome, Orc
Elf[3] Elf Orc
Dwarf[4] Dwarf, Gnome Orc
Gnome[5] Dwarf, Gnome Human
Orc[6] none Human, Elf, Dwarf
  • For monsters that are not marked as always peaceful or always hostile, and do not have a peaceful/hostile status based on the player's base race, the monster's attitude to the player is normally based on the monster's alignment, the player's alignment and the player's alignment record, as follows:
    • Chaotic monsters are generated hostile to a player who has the Amulet of Yendor.[7]
    • Monsters represented by A are generated hostile to a chaotic or neutral player, and to a lawful player with negative alignment record. They are always generated peaceful to a lawful player with non-negative alignment record.[8]
    • Coaligned unicorns are always generated peaceful, cross-aligned ones are always generated hostile.[9]
    • Other monsters will always be generated hostile to a non-coaligned player, or to a coaligned player with alignment record lower than −14. For a coaligned player with alignment record at least −14, the probability of the monster being peaceful is \frac{(15+AR)(1+MA)}{(16+AR)(2+MA)}, where AR is the player's alignment record and MA is the absolute value of the monster's alignment.[10] Notably, this means that no matter their alignment record, neutral characters will see such monsters being peaceful at most 50% of the time, since all neutral monsters have zero alignment.
  • However, there are many exceptions to the above rules:
    • Djinn from a magic lamp or smoky potion can be tame, peaceful, hostile, can disappear after granting a wish, or can disappear without granting a wish. This is based on the BUC status of the lamp or potion, on random chance, and, for smoky potions, on whether the potion was quaffed by the player or a monster.
    • Monsters from a figurine can be tame, peaceful, or hostile, based on the BUC status of the figurine and on random chance.
    • Demons summoned by same-race sacrifice will be peaceful if the player is chaotic, and hostile otherwise.[11]
    • The lawful named demons are generated hostile if you are wielding Excalibur, and peaceful otherwise.[12]
    • Nasties created by the summon nasties monster spell are always hostile; random monsters that replace a nasty that has been genocided may not be.[13]
    • Insects and snakes created by the summon insects spell are always hostile.[14]
    • Minions sent by an angry god are hostile.[15]
    • When a throne room is created, the monsters generated in the room are hostile.[16]
    • Schroedinger's Cat is always generated peaceful (when alive).[17]
    • On special levels, monsters will often be created with a predetermined peaceful/hostile status.

Making monsters peaceful

Strategy

The penalty for attacking peaceful monsters is manageable for late-game characters, but dangerous for characters with low levels and/or low alignment.

Before casting spells or firing missiles, it is sometimes advisable to check the status of a monster with the / or the ; key. This is only recommended for some monsters; for example, orcs will often be peaceful towards orcish player characters, and so should be checked, while others, such as rothes, are always generated hostile. If wielding Stormbringer, it is dangerous to blunder into a monster such as an aligned priest or shopkeeper, so it is advisable to wield a different weapon while moving in an area with peaceful monsters.

List of monsters that may be generated peaceful

Most monsters are always generated hostile (they are defined with the M2_HOSTILE flag), but some types may be generated peaceful under normal circumstances.

Always peaceful

These monsters are defined with the M2_PEACEFUL flag.

Sometimes peaceful

These monsters are defined with neither the M2_PEACEFUL nor M2_HOSTILE flag, and may be peaceful depending on your alignment and alignment record when generated under normal circumstances. Most of these are peaceful with a probability of \frac{(15+AR)(1+MA)}{(16+AR)(2+MA)} if you are co-aligned and hostile otherwise, but see the previous section for exceptions.

Lawful

Neutral

Chaotic

SLASH'EM

In SLASH'EM, the koala's calming attack pacifies any successfully hit monster. To make use of this ability, tame a koala with eucalyptus leaves, or polymorph into one.

See also

References

  1. ↑ src/makemon.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 2017
  2. ↑ src/role.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 631
  3. ↑ src/role.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 652
  4. ↑ src/role.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 672
  5. ↑ src/role.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 694
  6. ↑ src/role.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 715
  7. ↑ src/makemon.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 2027
  8. ↑ src/makemon.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 2031: the code uses is_minion instead of specifying A-class monsters, but the A-class monsters are all defined with the M2_MINION flag
  9. ↑ src/makemon.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 1271
  10. ↑ src/makemon.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 2035
  11. ↑ src/pray.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 1426
  12. ↑ src/makemon.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 1332
  13. ↑ src/wizard.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 604
  14. ↑ src/mcastu.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 605
  15. ↑ src/minion.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 221
  16. ↑ src/mkroom.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 256
  17. ↑ src/pickup.c in NetHack 3.6.6, line 2414


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