Humanoid - Revision history

Umbire the Phantom: pothole - another article that needs housekeeping Soon™

2023-08-03T17:17:54Z

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Gufier: Sentence structure correction

2017-12-16T19:24:03Z

Sentence structure correction

ChasonBot at 17:34, 19 December 2015

2015-12-19T17:34:11Z

Ion frigate: added a mention on body parts that the category names are used for humanoids; no change necessary to this page

2012-07-08T03:40:52Z

added a mention on body parts that the category names are used for humanoids; no change necessary to this page

99.239.146.253: Separate class from body type.

2011-11-04T22:16:37Z

Separate class from body type.

99.239.146.253: difference between class and attribute

2011-10-03T07:18:55Z

difference between class and attribute

Rogerb-on-NAO: Bypass disambig for Death, gnome

2008-06-14T01:03:17Z

Bypass disambig for Death, gnome

Someone Else at 20:48, 22 April 2008

2008-04-22T20:48:06Z

Lotte: fix typo

2007-02-07T12:08:30Z

fix typo

SGrunt: This is technically a monster attribute, too

2006-10-03T18:53:36Z

This is technically a monster attribute, too

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 * {{blue|n}}, [[water nymph]]
 * {{brown|n}}, [[mountain nymph]]
-* {{red|o}}, [[orc]]
+* {{red|o}}, [[Orc (monster)|orc]]
 * {{yellow|o}}, [[hill orc]]
 * {{blue|o}}, [[Mordor orc]]

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−	The '''humanoid''' attribute means that a monster has a head, a couple of arms, a torso, and is generally humanlike in appearance. All monsters in the [[humanoid (monster class)\|humanoid]] monster class and all {{white\|@}} are humanoid. Most humanoid monsters are capable of wearing [[armor]] and wielding [[weapon]]s as long as they are of an appropriate size to do so.	+	The '''humanoid''' attribute means that a monster has a head, a couple of arms, and a torso, and is generally humanlike in appearance. All monsters in the [[humanoid (monster class)\|humanoid]] monster class and all {{white\|@}} are humanoid. Most humanoid monsters are capable of wearing [[armor]] and wielding [[weapon]]s as long as they are of an appropriate size to do so.

	The humanoid monster class		The humanoid monster class

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	* {{red\|:}}, [[salamander]]		* {{red\|:}}, [[salamander]]
	[[Category:Body parts]]		[[Category:Body parts]]
		+	{{nethack-343}}

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−	{{todo\|A body part table should be included in this article as it is linked to from Body parts. Also, none of the links use the monsymlink template. We may just want to remove most of the links as it seems kind of messy to just list every humanoid monster. --[[Special:Contributions/99.239.146.253\|99.239.146.253]] 22:16, 4 November 2011 (UTC)}}	+
	The '''humanoid''' attribute means that a monster has a head, a couple of arms, a torso, and is generally humanlike in appearance. All monsters in the [[humanoid (monster class)\|humanoid]] monster class and all {{white\|@}} are humanoid. Most humanoid monsters are capable of wearing [[armor]] and wielding [[weapon]]s as long as they are of an appropriate size to do so.		The '''humanoid''' attribute means that a monster has a head, a couple of arms, a torso, and is generally humanlike in appearance. All monsters in the [[humanoid (monster class)\|humanoid]] monster class and all {{white\|@}} are humanoid. Most humanoid monsters are capable of wearing [[armor]] and wielding [[weapon]]s as long as they are of an appropriate size to do so.

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-'''Humanoids''' are a class of monster represented by {{white|h}}. All monsters in the humanoid class and many other monsters have the humanoid attribute, which means that they have a head, a couple of arms, and a torso and are generally humanlike in appearance. Most humanoid monsters are capable of wearing [[armor]] and wielding [[weapon]]s as long as they are of an appropriate size to do so. All {{white|@}} are humanoid.
+{{todo|A body part table should be included in this article as it is linked to from Body parts. Also, none of the links use the monsymlink template. We may just want to remove most of the links as it seems kind of messy to just list every humanoid monster. --[[Special:Contributions/99.239.146.253|99.239.146.253]] 22:16, 4 November 2011 (UTC)}}
 The humanoid monster class
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 * {{gray|&}}, [[sandestin]]
 * {{red|:}}, [[salamander]]
 [[Category:Body parts]]

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-The '''humanoids''' are those monsters that are not quite human enough to be represented by a {{white|@}} but nonetheless appear much as humans.  Most humanoid monsters are capable of wearing [[armor]] and wielding [[weapon]]s as long as they are of an appropriate size to do so
+'''Humanoids''' are a class of monster represented by {{white|h}}. All monsters in the humanoid class and many other monsters have the humanoid attribute, which means that they have a head, a couple of arms, and a torso and are generally humanlike in appearance. Most humanoid monsters are capable of wearing [[armor]] and wielding [[weapon]]s as long as they are of an appropriate size to do so. All {{white|@}} are humanoid.
-Many have the overall glyphs {{white|h}} or {{white|H}}, which are meant to represent the categories:
+The humanoid monster class
-* {{green|h}}, [[hobbit]]
+* {{monsymlink|hobbit}}
-* {{red|h}}, [[dwarf]]
+* {{monsymlink|dwarf}}
-* {{brown|h}}, [[bugbear]]
+* {{monsymlink|bugbear}}
-* {{blue|h}}, [[dwarf lord]]
+* {{monsymlink|dwarf lord}}
-* {{magenta|h}}, [[dwarf king]]
+* {{monsymlink|dwarf king}}
-* {{magenta|h}}, [[mind flayer]]
+* {{monsymlink|mind flayer}}
-* {{magenta|h}}, [[master mind flayer]]
+* {{monsymlink|master mind flayer}}
-However, many monsters are humanoid that are not contained in these glyphs:
+The [[giant humanoid]] monster class
 * {{green|g}}, [[gremlin]]
 * {{brown|g}}, [[gargoyle]]
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 * {{red|:}}, [[salamander]]
-[[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Monster attributes]]
+[[Category:Monster classes]]

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 * {{green|C}}, [[forest centaur]]
 * {{cyan|C}}, [[mountain centaur]]
-* {{brown|G}}, [[gnome]]
+* {{brown|G}}, [[gnome (monster)|gnome]]
 * {{blue|G}}, [[gnome lord]]
 * {{brightblue|G}}, [[gnomish wizard]]
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 * {{magenta|&}}, [[Dispater]]
 * {{magenta|&}}, [[Asmodeus]]
-* {{magenta|&}}, [[Death]]
+* {{magenta|&}}, [[Death (monster)|Death]]
 * {{magenta|&}}, [[Pestilence]]
 * {{magenta|&}}, [[Famine]]

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 * {{brown|H}}, [[ettin]]
 * {{magenta|H}}, [[titan]]
-* {{yellow|H}}, [[minotaur]]
+* {{brown|H}}, [[minotaur]]
 However, many monsters are humanoid that are not contained in these glyphs:

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	* {{red\|:}}, [[salamander]]		* {{red\|:}}, [[salamander]]

−	[[Category:Monsters]]	+	[[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Monster attributes]]