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The list distinguishes encounter types such as special encounters, summons, illusions from spells, and creatures that only exist in the party’s “S” slot. Notes explain portrait usage differences across versions, level ranges, spelling/variant quirks, and known discovery details for hidden creatures like Liches and Death Denizen.","The Bard’s Tale I – Tales of the Unknown Complete Monster List  \n\n| Mercenary\u003Cbr>Mercenary (mt1, mt4)\u003Cbr>Mercenary (spell) Swordsman Bladesman Warrior Elite Maze Master (mt1)\u003Cbr>Barbarian\u003Cbr>Nomad\u003Cbr>Barbarian (16-bit)\u003Cbr>Berserker (hc1, hc3) Bone Crusher\u003Cbr>Samurai / Knight\u003Cbr>Samurai (sb, mt1, mt2, fig) Samurai Lord\u003Cbr>Mandar Guard (hc2) (8-bit) Mangar Guard (hc2) (16-bit)\u003Cbr>Thief / Ninja\u003Cbr>Thief Assassin Master Thief Ninja\u003Cbr>Master Ninja (hc1)\u003Cbr>Monk\u003Cbr>Jade Monk Scarlet Monk Azure Monk Ivory Monk\u003Cbr>Conjuror / Magician\u003Cbr>Conjuror (level 1)\u003Cbr>Magician (level 1)\u003Cbr>Conjuror (level 3)\u003Cbr>Magician (level 3)\u003Cbr>Conjuror (level 5)\u003Cbr>Magician (level 5)\u003Cbr>Conjuror (level 7)\u003Cbr>Magician (level 7)\u003Cbr>Conjuror (level 9)\u003Cbr>Magician (level 9) Conjuror (level 11) Magician (level 11)\u003Cbr>Master Conjurer\u003Cbr>Master Magician (mt1) Archmage (mt5) | Sorcerer / Wizard\u003Cbr>Sorcerer (level 3) Wizard (level 3) Sorcerer (level 5) Wizard (level 5) Sorcerer (level 7) Wizard (level 7) Sorcerer (level 9) Wizard (level 9) Sorcerer (level 11) Wizard (level 11) Master Sorcerer (c2, hc2)\u003Cbr>Master Wizard (fig)\u003Cbr>Dwarf\u003Cbr>Hobbit (mt2)\u003Cbr>Dwarf (mt1)\u003Cbr>Dwarf King\u003Cbr>Goblin\u003Cbr>Kobold Gnome Goblin Lord\u003Cbr>Orc\u003Cbr>Hobgoblin Orc\u003Cbr>Half Orc\u003Cbr>Ogre\u003Cbr>Barbarian (8-bit) Ogre (spell, fig)\u003Cbr>Ogre (spell)\u003Cbr>Ogre Magi (8-bit)\u003Cbr>Ogre Magician (16-bit)\u003Cbr>Ogre Lord (sb)\u003Cbr>Giant\u003Cbr>Stone Giant (sb) Fire Giant Ice Giant War Giant (fig)\u003Cbr>Titan (fig)\u003Cbr>Cloud Giant Storm Giant (mt5) Storm Giant (spell)\u003Cbr>Golem\u003Cbr>Statue\u003Cbr>Stone Elemental Xorn\u003Cbr>Golem (sb, hc1, fig) Crystal Golem (kt) | Spider\u003Cbr>Spider (s1, s2)\u003Cbr>Black Widow (s1, s2, s3) Spinner (s1, s3)\u003Cbr>Animal\u003Cbr>Mad Dog Wolf (spell)\u003Cbr>Wolf (spell) Werewolf Jackalwere Weretiger Bandersnatch (mt2)\u003Cbr>Eye\u003Cbr>Seeker Eye Spy\u003Cbr>Evil Eye (mt1) Beholder\u003Cbr>Soul Sucker (c2, mt2)\u003Cbr>Hydra\u003Cbr>Hydra\u003Cbr>Basilisk (mt2)\u003Cbr>Jabberwock (hc1)\u003Cbr>Dragon\u003Cbr>Blue Dragon\u003Cbr>Green Dragon (kt, fig) Copper Dragon White Dragon\u003Cbr>Grey Dragon (sb, c2) Red Dragon (mt4)\u003Cbr>Red Dragon (spell)\u003Cbr>Black Dragon (mt5)\u003Cbr>Skeleton\u003Cbr>Skeleton (c1, c3, spell)\u003Cbr>Zombie\u003Cbr>Zombie (c1, c3, spell) Doppleganger\u003Cbr>Body Snatcher Mimic\u003Cbr>Gimp\u003Cbr>Wight / Ghoul\u003Cbr>Wight (c1, c2, c3)\u003Cbr>Ghoul (c1, c3, mt2, mt4, spell) | Spectre / Lich\u003Cbr>Spectre (c3, mt4, mt5, spell) Lich (mt5, spell, fig) (8-bit) Lich (spell, fig) (16-bit)\u003Cbr>Vampire\u003Cbr>Vampire (mt4)\u003Cbr>Vampire Lord (mt4, mt5)\u003Cbr>Ghost\u003Cbr>Lurker Ghost (mt1) Maze Dweller\u003Cbr>Mind Shadow (mt2) Death Denizen (nowhere)\u003Cbr>Shadow / Demon\u003Cbr>Wraith (c3, mt3, mt4, spell) Shadow\u003Cbr>Phantom\u003Cbr>Lesser Demon (hc3, mt4,\u003Cbr>spell) Demon (spell)\u003Cbr>Greater Demon (mt5, spell)\u003Cbr>(8-bit)\u003Cbr>Greater Demon (spell) (16-bit) Ancient Enemy (mt5)\u003Cbr>Balrog\u003Cbr>Balrog (mt5) (16-bit)\u003Cbr>Demon Lord\u003Cbr>Demon Lord (spell) (8-bit)\u003Cbr>Demon Lord (mt5, spell)\u003Cbr>(16-bit)\u003Cbr>OldMan\u003Cbr>Fred\u003Cbr>Mongo (mt3, fig)\u003Cbr>Old Man (hc3, mt2, fig) Balrog (mt5) (8-bit)\u003Cbr>Mad God\u003Cbr>Mad God (hc3)\u003Cbr>Mangar\u003Cbr>Mangar (mt5)\u003Cbr>??\u003Cbr>Dummy (spell)\u003Cbr>Joe the Sword (spell) Thor (fig) |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n• Portrait names in italics are animated in the 8-bit versions. 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Their names do not even appear in the monster lists extracted from the game files, so they were almost certainly coded differently and never assigned portraits.  \n• In 8-bit versions, the Barbarian ","cbCaiqkPxi9bWYjg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqkPxi9bWYjg","pdf",17733,1,2,"English","en",105,"# Monster Families\n## Mercenary to Sorcerer/Wizard Variants\n## Dwarf to Giant and Golem Lines\n## Animal to Eye and Beholder\n## Dragon to Skeleton and Zombie\n## Vampire to Spectre/Lich\n## Vampire Lord and Demon Variants\n## Ghost to Demon Lord\n## Other Unique Creatures and Notes","[{\"question\":\"How does the document distinguish monsters seen in specials versus those appearing randomly?\",\"answer\":\"Monsters in black with levels listed after their names are encountered as specials in the listed levels but can also appear randomly elsewhere. 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