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* The [[major demon]]s, which are defined as demons by the <code>M2_DEMON</code> flag and <code>is_demon</code> function. | * The [[major demon]]s, which are defined as demons by the <code>M2_DEMON</code> flag and <code>is_demon</code> function. | ||
* The [[Demon (monster class)|demon]] monster class, which all the major demons are part of. | * The [[Demon (monster class)|demon]] monster class, which all the major demons are part of. | ||
| − | * The [[Demon (monster)|demon]] monster that is present in older versions of ''NetHack'', from [[Hack 1.0]] to [[NetHack 3.0.10]]. | + | * The [[Demon (monster)|demon]] monster that is present in older versions of ''NetHack'', from [[Hack 1.0]] to [[NetHack 3.0.10]], and also appears in [[EvilHack]] and [[Hack'EM]]. |
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Revision as of 13:04, 11 February 2024
On NetHackWiki, demons may refer to any of the following monsters in NetHack:
- The minor demons, which are all part of the imp or minor demon monster class, but are not considered actual demons.
- The major demons, which are defined as demons by the
M2_DEMONflag andis_demonfunction. - The demon monster class, which all the major demons are part of.
- The demon monster that is present in older versions of NetHack, from Hack 1.0 to NetHack 3.0.10, and also appears in EvilHack and Hack'EM.
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