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===Monster Types===

All monsters fit into 3 classifications: [[Demon]]s, [[Undead]], or [[Animal]]s. Demons and Undead are labeled in the game. Monsters without a label are all Animals.

* Undead monsters take 150% damage from blunt weapons.

===Multiplayer Changes===

See the [[Player Settings]] page for far more detail.

====Players X====

This command works only for single player characters (whether played solo, or in TCP/IP or open Battle.net games). Simply type in "/players x" where the x = the number of players you wish the game to simulate. Players who wish a greater challenge and bigger rewards can use this command to increase monster hit points and experience gains. As of v1.11 players 1-8 are valid options, and the setting can be increased or decreased at any time during the game. Values will not change for monsters once they've spawned.

Players X also affects the quantity of items dropped by chests, and the # of players check is made when the chests are opened. It's possible to clear areas on Players 1, then turn it up to players 8 to open chests, but this tactic is considered cheesy and is scorned by legit players.

===Monster and Player Levels===

Monster levels are listed on the various monster pages. Their levels are used in many calculations, too many to list here. Some quick facts:

===Monster Spells and Projectiles===

Monster spells always hit. Monster projectiles (arrows, spikes, blow darts, etc) have the same sort of to/hit check as melee attacks. Some monster projectiles (Spear Cat javelins) will never hit mercs or other player minions. This can be dangerous to a player standing behind the battle.

===Immunities===

===Hit Point Regeneration===

All monsters regenerate their hit points at varying rates. Bosses do so faster than regular monsters, and the rate increases with the difficulty level. Poison damage (easily added to physical damage from charms) and "Prevent Monster Heal" items will stop hit point regeneration entirely.