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A list of all the monsters available as of the 2024 Christmas Playtest.

Grinding Guide

The following table does not take into account the bonus EXP you gain from having Research.

*Player Ratio is the amount of Player EXP given, divided by Hitpoints. Useful for determining grind locations, but not perfect.

Grinding Guide
Name	Hitpoints	Level	Player EXP	Player Ratio*	Normal	Fire	Ice	Ghost	Metal	Lightning	Water
Acceptance	600						◊	◊
Angeling	1600
Big Slime	9000
Blaze	600					◊
Bubble Snake	325										◊
Bubble Spirit	55										◊
Cactus	380				◊
Cat Golem	1150				◊
Cloudsheep	120				◊
Crusher	350										◊
Dark Matter	950							◊	◊
Dark Pumpkin	610							◊
Death Mist	950							◊
Depression							◊	◊
Desert Bandit	1150
Droppo	580										◊
Elemental	1250					◊	◊	◊
Ferni	220				◊
Fish	2400										◊
Giant Slime	14000
Giga	1000										◊
Glowsnail	130							◊		◊
Haowl	450						◊
Haunted Flame	1100					◊
Hopper	150				◊
Humblebee	120				◊
Jel	110				◊
Licki	900					◊				◊
Licku	950							◊		◊
Lost Bard	3500						◊	◊
Lost Ruins	1550							◊	◊
Monoghoul	500							◊
Phantom	1250							◊
Pimchy	250										◊
Pin Pin	180				◊	◊
Rokkik	850				◊				◊
Sadling	280						◊	◊
Shadow Golem	9000							◊	◊
Shadow Mass	3000							◊
Shadow Sprite	900							◊
Slibbit	300						◊
Slime	18		5	0.28	◊
Snapper	150										◊
Soul Squid	3600						◊	◊			◊
Soulfish	1250							◊			◊
Soulpling	130							◊
Soultree	400				◊			◊
Squishling	200									◊
Sweel	140										◊
Troppo	115										◊

Shiny

There is a small chance that a Shiny monster can spawn. Shiny monsters are larger, give off a particle effect, have an increased drop rate for the items it typically drops, and provide several times more Skill EXP and Player EXP upon being defeated. In some cases, 87 times as much!

Make the most of this knowledge, and make sure to defeat Shiny monsters with newly upgraded skills so you don't waste the Skill EXP!

Aggro

When nearing monsters, an exclamation point may appear above their head shortly before they begin to chase and attack you. This is referred to as gaining aggro, and what monsters you will automatically gain aggro from is determined by your Player Level. As a rule of thumb, the more difficult an enemy, the higher your level has to be in order to avoid automatically gaining their aggro.

As you level, you will find that enemies that used to attack you first chance they get may now ignore you. That being said, there is still contact damage, so stay vigilant!

Aggro can be gained by simply attacking a monster, or by using the Taunt skill. Currently, aggro will always go to the last player that hit a monster.