Every monster could be fought in principle. If there are no stats defined in the monster definition, then the default values are used (which are very low level)
If a monster has a phraseID, then you can't fight it, because it just talks to you. Only if in the dialogue it is an explicit "F", then the fight start.
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Re: Content format reference
They don't.Homamnes wrote: Wed Jan 24, 2024 9:45 am How do the default values for stats in a monster definition impact the fightability of a monster, and in what specific scenarios, as mentioned by Nut in response to the discussion involving QQkp, Nut, H46732f, and Gonk?
Again, it's all about whether or not the monster/NPC was designed to fight you. If It has a dialogue. It will not attack you by default. But during the course of that dialogue, it could be designed to attack you.
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