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| − | All [[monster]]s belong to a '''monster class''', based on the default [[ASCII]] symbol that represents them. For some classes, the symbol is almost all that unites them, for instance {{white|x}} or {{white|w}}. Other symbols represent monsters that share much in common, such as {{white|D}} or {{white|K}}. Additionally, some classes have individual members that are in many ways an "odd one out", such as {{monsymlink|stalker}}s and {{monsymlink|gas spore}}s. | + | {{todo|many of these pages don't exist or are not about the monster class. They need creating.}} |
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| + | All [[monster]]s belong to a '''monster class''', based on the default [[ASCII]] '''monster symbol''' that represents them. For some classes, the symbol is almost all that unites them, for instance {{white|x}} or {{white|w}}. Other symbols represent monsters that share much in common, such as {{white|D}} or {{white|K}}. Additionally, some classes have individual members that are in many ways an "odd one out", such as {{monsymlink|stalker}}s and {{monsymlink|gas spore}}s. | ||
Current classes are as follows. Names are as provided by the NetHack [[what is]] command. | Current classes are as follows. Names are as provided by the NetHack [[what is]] command. | ||
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Revision as of 23:14, 19 June 2008
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All monsters belong to a monster class, based on the default ASCII monster symbol that represents them. For some classes, the symbol is almost all that unites them, for instance x or w. Other symbols represent monsters that share much in common, such as D or K. Additionally, some classes have individual members that are in many ways an "odd one out", such as E stalkers and e gas spores.
Current classes are as follows. Names are as provided by the NetHack what is command.
- a ant or other insect
- b blob
- c cockatrice
- d dog or other canine
- e eye or sphere
- f cat or other feline
- g gremlin
- h humanoid
- i imp or minor demon
- j jelly
- k kobold
- l leprechaun
- m mimic
- n nymph
- o orc
- p piercer
- q quadruped
- r rodent
- s arachnid or centipede
- t trapper or lurker above
- u unicorn or horse
- v vortex
- w worm
- x xan or other mythical/fantastic insect
- y light
- z zruty
- A angelic being
- B bat or bird
- C centaur
- D dragon
- E elemental
- F fungus or mold
- G gnome
- H giant humanoid
- J jabberwock
- K Keystone Kop
- L lich
- M mummy
- N naga
- O ogre
- P pudding or ooze
- Q quantum mechanic
- R rust monster or disenchanter
- S snake
- T troll
- U umber hulk
- V vampire
- W wraith
- X xorn
- Y apelike creature
- Z zombie
- @ human or elf
- ghost
- ' golem
- & major demon
- ; sea monster
- : lizard
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