Monster Manuel (Entries)
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Monster Manuel entries are accessed from your Quest Log if you have the Monster Manuel. Each entry gives basic monster stats, as well as informative factoids related to the monster.
If you have not collected any factoids, the Monster Manual tab in your Quest Log will display:
If you have collected factoids, the Monster Manual tab in your Quest Log will display:
Monster Manuel
You have casually researched x creature<s>.
You have thoroughly researched y creature<s>.
You have exhaustively researched z creature<s>.
View all creatures.
Click on an underlined portion to filter just creatures in at that level of research. The last line only shows up when you have filtered creatures.
Researching Monsters
The first factoid is always obtained the first time you defeat a normal enemy. Subsequent factoids take an increasing number of wins to obtain. Once-per-ascension monsters and bosses have a flag that causes them to always give a factoid when defeated.
- Creatures with 1 factoid are casually researched.
- Creatures with 2 factoids are thoroughly researched.
- Creatures with 3 factoids are exhaustively researched a given monster.
Statistics
If you have at least casually researched a monster, the following statistics are collected in the Manuel and are revealed in all subsequent fights against that monster:
- Monster Attack
- Monster Defense
- HP
- Monster Type/Phylum (Tooltip displays name.)
- Elemental Alignment (Tooltip displays elemental weaknesses.)
- Combat Initiative (Tooltip displays exact value.)
Attack, defense and HP accurately display their current values in combat, including changes caused by altered Monster Level and Deleveling. Outside combat, Manuel entries display base stat values, while the stats of Special Monsters appear as either zeroes or question marks.
Manuel Score
In the spirit of the Collector's Score, the Manuel Score is the percentage of total factoids you have collected. For this purpose the figures reported at the top of the Manuel Pages are used.
There are currently a total of 1351 monsters with factoids which can be collected. This gives the maximum number of factoids as 4005. This figure includes monsters counted more than once by the game. It does not count the unobtainable monsters listed below. It also does not count the Drunksgiving monsters, which, although they theoretically could return to the game, will not do so at the earliest until 2052. It does count 5 ancient protector spirits, one of which may be no longer obtainable.
This means, for example, that if you have casually researched 44 monsters, thoroughly researched 58 and exhaustively researched 782, you have collected 2506 factoids for a score of 61.83%.
Unobtainable factoids
No factoids
There are some monsters whose entries are confirmed to have no factoids:
- all Ultra Rare monsters
- All-Hallow's Steve
- blazing bat
- Caveman Dan
- Chef Boy, R&D
- Crys-Rock
- Fire Servant
- Frank "Skipper" Dan, the Accordion Lord
- giant pumpkin-head
- Infernal Officer
- large-headed werewolf
- oddly-proportioned ghost
- snakefire in the grassfire
- space beast matriarch
- spirit alarm clock
- The Sagittarian
Unkillable
Some monsters are unkillable; however, thanks to a Kolumbus auction, their factoids are available on the wiki. These are:
- Best Game Ever
- cdm's test monster
- Cyrus the Virus
- rock homunculus
- rock snake
- The Whole Kingdom
- wild seahorse
No longer available
Some monsters can no longer be encountered, but players who have encountered them retain factoids of these monsters:
Duplicate Monsters
Some monsters have more than 1 set of factoids, based on a certain condition. The known monsters that do this (and their conditions) are:
El Vibrato
Separate factoids depending on if the player is wearing an El Vibrato translator or not
- bizarre construct
- hulking construct
- industrious construct
- lonely construct
- menacing construct
- towering construct
Source
The set of factoids depends on whether the monster was encountered in a combat or a non-combat adventure
Some monsters share the same in-game name, but are technically different monsters
- The 5 ancient protector spirits
- clingy pirate (female) and clingy pirate (male)
- Gremlins:
- Hobelf (Elf Alley) and Hobelf (WC)
- knight (Snake) and knight (Wolf)
- mimic (Cloak) and the 3 mimics (Barrel), one for each 2 rows
- Nemesis quest monsters:
- Gorgolok, the Infernal Seal (Inner Sanctum) and Gorgolok, the Infernal Seal (The Nemesis' Lair) and Gorgolok, the Infernal Seal (Volcanic Cave)
- Lumpy, the Sinister Sauceblob (Inner Sanctum) and Lumpy, the Sinister Sauceblob (The Nemesis' Lair) and Lumpy, the Sinister Sauceblob (Volcanic Cave)
- Somerset Lopez, Dread Mariachi (Inner Sanctum) and Somerset Lopez, Dread Mariachi (The Nemesis' Lair) and Somerset Lopez, Dread Mariachi (Volcanic Cave)
- Spaghetti Elemental (Inner Sanctum) and Spaghetti Elemental (The Nemesis' Lair) and Spaghetti Elemental (Volcanic Cave)
- Spirit of New Wave (Inner Sanctum) and Spirit of New Wave (The Nemesis' Lair) and Spirit of New Wave (Volcanic Cave)
- Stella, the Turtle Poacher (Inner Sanctum) and Stella, the Turtle Poacher (The Nemesis' Lair) and Stella, the Turtle Poacher (Volcanic Cave)
- Ninja Snowman (Chopsticks) and Ninja Snowman (Hilt) and Ninja Snowman (Mask)
- Orcish Frat Boy (Music Lover) and Orcish Frat Boy (Paddler) and Orcish Frat Boy (Pledge)
- Trippy Floating Head (Casey Kasem) and Trippy Floating Head (Grand Moff Tarkin) and Trippy Floating Head (Mona Lisa)