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(Created page with "{{external|rs|rsc}} '''Monster''' is the official term for an attackable character or being that is not player-controlled. A monster can range from a not-so-harmful Rat to the extremely strong Chaos Elemental. Monsters are often fought by players for training, entertainment, and loot. Killing monsters is one of the most popular activities in ''Old School RuneScape''. Nearly all monsters drop remains. While some mons...") |
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'''Monster''' is the official term for an | '''Monster''' is the official term for an attackable character or being that is not player-controlled. A monster can range from a not-so-harmful Rat to the extremely strong [[Chaos Elemental]]. Monsters are often fought by players for [[training]], entertainment, and loot. [[Monster killing|Killing monsters]] is one of the most popular activities in ''Old School Near-Reality''. Nearly all monsters drop remains. | ||
While some monsters will never begin a fight with a player, many high level creatures are aggressive, potentially causing unwanted death. If a player has over double the combat level of the monster, the monster will be docile, and will only attack when provoked. However, in areas such as the Wilderness, most monsters are indefinitely aggressive. As a rule of thumb, "humanoids" are not aggressive towards players except in some cases when the humanoid's nature or occupation has malign or criminal connotations. Most cities are also safe from aggressive monsters, though the perimeter or surroundings may not be as secure. | While some monsters will never begin a fight with a player, many high level creatures are aggressive, potentially causing unwanted death. If a player has over double the combat level of the monster, the monster will be docile, and will only attack when provoked. However, in areas such as the Wilderness, most monsters are indefinitely aggressive. As a rule of thumb, "humanoids" are not aggressive towards players except in some cases when the humanoid's nature or occupation has malign or criminal connotations. Most cities are also safe from aggressive monsters, though the perimeter or surroundings may not be as secure. | ||