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Goatmen are Demons.

These satyr-like demons have goatish legs, human torsos and arms, and a goat's head. There are various clans of goatmen, but all fight with one-handed maces (or bows) and they look identical, aside from some slight palette shifting. In Diablo I they move in crafty fashion, approaching sidelong by hugging the walls, instead of coming straight at the player.

Goatmen are one of the archetypal monsters of the series, and they returned in Diablo II and Diablo III. They have some great sound effects, grunting when hit and giving a goatish gurgle when killed, a sound that never fails to delight.

Full listing of the SuperUnique Goatmen.

Statistics

Stats are listed by Normal / Nightmare / Hell difficulty levels.
MFL: Magic / Fire / Lightning.
- I = Immune
- R = Resistant (75%)
- - = no resistance or immunity to that element
  - No monsters in Diablo or Hellfire have any physical resistance or immunity.
IntF = Intelligence Factor. Values are from 0-3; smarter monsters will pursue more doggedly, and the value is used in various calculations. Monsters that can Follow if you break the line of sight or open Doors are marked with F and D.

Name	Dungeon Level	Monster Level	IntF	Experience	MFL
Flesh Clan	2*, 4-6	8 / 23 / 38	O DF	460 / 2920 / 5840	---
Stone Clan	5-7	10 / 25 / 40	1 DF	685 / 3370 / 6740	R-- / R-- / I--
Fire Clan	6-8	12 / 27 / 42	2 DF	906 / 3812 / 7624	-R- / -R- / -I-
Night Clan	7-9	14 / 29 / 44	3 DF	1190 / 4380 / 8760	R-- / R-- / I--

*Flesh Clan are only found on level 2 as part of the Poisoned Water Supply quest (single player only).

Combat Stats

Goat Men have a second attack, a spinning backhand strike that they only use when low on hit points. The values (most of which are bugged and harmlessly low) for it are listed below the regular attack stats in this table.

Name	Hit Points (Diablo, MP)	HPs (Hellfire, SP)	AC	To/Hit	Damage
Flesh Clan	30-45 / 91 136 / 123-183	15-22 / 95-116 / 160-188	40 / 90 / 120	Normal: 50 / 135 / 170 Spinning: 0 / 85 / 120	Normal: 4-10 / 12-24 / 22-46 Spinning: 0-0 / 4-4 / 6-6
Stone Clan	40-55 / 121-166 / 163-222	20-27 / 110-131 / 180-208	40 / 90 / 120	Normal: 60 / 145 / 180 Spinning: 0 / 85 / 120	Normal: 6-12 / 16-28 / 30-54 Spinning: 0-0 / 4-4 / 6-6
Fire Clan	50-65 / 151-196 / 203-263	25-32 / 125-146 / 200-228	45 / 95 / 125	Normal: 70 / 155 / 190 Spinning: 0 / 85 / 120	Normal: 8-16 / 20-36 / 38-70 Spinning: 0-0 / 4-4 / 6-6
Night Clan	55-70 / 166-211 / 223-283	27-35 / 131-155 / 208-240	50 / 100 / 130	Normal: 80 / 165 / 200 Spinning: 15 / 100 / 135	Normal: 10-20 / 24-44 / 46-84 Spinning: 30-30 / 64-64 / 126-126

Movement Speed

Characters walk at 0.4 speed. See the Diablo Characters page other swing speeds, casting speeds, and other useful character speed break points.

Name	Walk time	Hit Recovery Time	Attack Time	Hit Time
Flesh Clan	0.40	0.30	0.60 / 0.60	0.40
Stone Clan	0.40	0.30	0.60 / 0.60	0.40
Fire Clan	0.40	0.30	0.60 / 0.60	0.40
Night Clan	0.40	0.30	0.60 / 0.60	0.40

The attack time for both types of attacks are identical.

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 Goatmen are Demons.
-These satyr-like demons have goatish legs, human torsos and arms, and a goat's head. There are various clans of goatmen, but all fight with one-handed maces (or bows) and they look identical, aside from some slight palette shifting. In Diablo I they move in crafty fashion, approaching sidelong by hugging the walls, instead of coming straight at the player.
+These satyr-like demons have goatish legs, human torsos and arms, and a goat's head. There are various clans of goatmen, but all fight with one-handed maces ([[Goatman Archer|or bows]]) and they look identical, aside from some slight palette shifting. In Diablo I they move in crafty fashion, approaching sidelong by hugging the walls, instead of coming straight at the player.
 Goatmen are one of the archetypal monsters of the series, and they returned in Diablo II and Diablo III. They have some great sound effects, grunting when hit and giving a goatish gurgle when killed, a sound that never fails to delight.