Re: -Crawl- making progress and a few questions


JPEG wrote:

> Question: Is there any spoiler out there that lists the attacks of
> monsters (poison, draining, mutation, ...) rather than (or in addition
> to) numbers of HP, damage, etc? I'm really much more interested in this
> more hands-on information. I did search the source but didn't find
> anything comprehensive in that respect, though I did learn that a
> couple of critters are regenerating which is certainly good to know.

I don't think it lists special attacks, but

http://koti.mbnet.fi/lava/crawl/monsters.html

is the best list that I know of.

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