Monster Lab

Some information is obsolete as of patch 0.76

The Monster Lab Mainpage.

The lab allows the players to create custom monsters that any player can then encounter during battles. A monster slot is needed in order to create a new monster; such slots can be unlocked using Chaos Tokens. A new monster is created by giving it a name, a base class, and a primary attack type.

Monster Creation

Monster Creation page.

Monsters can be created when one or more free monster slots are available. Players must choose from 13 monster classes, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The main melee damage type is also chosen when the monster is created.

Naming & Deleting

Monsters can be named when they reach PL 25. Some guidelines should be followed regarding the name of the monsters in order to avoid libelous or otherwise unacceptable names.

Naming Rules

• Maximum of 30 characters
• No gibberish
• No misspellings of existing monsters' names
• No misleading names (e.g. "Weak Against Holy" or "Bob the Dragon" on a non-dragon monster)
• Only 1 monster should be named directly after an E-Hentai user
• No racist or hateful names
• No typographically similar numerical substitutions on names of existing monsters (that is, o=0 and i=1=l, space=hyphen)
  • No consecutive spaces or hyphens
  • Spaces and hyphens cannot be next to each other
  • Cannot start or end with hyphens
  • Maximum 5 spaces or hyphens per name

Costs

• Each monster slot costs 1 + N Chaos Tokens to unlock, where N is the number of slots already opened.
  • Donators get two slots per unlock. Slots unlocked before obtaining the aura are also doubled.

• Monsters can be renamed and deleted for free.
  • Once a monster reaches PL 251 these actions can no longer be taken.

Limits

• Only 100 monster slots can be unlocked. Donators get up to 200.

Monster Stats & Power Level

Monster Stats page.

Once a monster is created, it can be strengthened using crystals. The monster's PL will rise with each stat upgrade. As crystals are used to increase a monster's attributes, the cost of subsequent increases in that stat goes up.

Upgrading

= Not enough crystals to upgrade, or the stat is maxed out

= Enough crystals to upgrade, simply click on it to spend the crystals

Mousing over either of these will show the name and number of crystals needed for the next upgrade.

Where N is the number of times a stat has been upgraded so far

Stat type	Crystal cost to upgrade	PL increase per upgrade	Total PL (per stat)	Cap (per stat)
Primary	round(50 * 1.555079^N)	1.5 + (N * 0.5)	N * (2 + (N - 1)/4)	+25
Elemental	round(10 * 1.264855^N)	1	N	+50

There is currently no way to increase a monster's Piercing, Crushing, or Slashing defenses.

Monster PL vs. Player Level

• A monster must have a PL of at least 25 to become active in battle.
• Monsters give an additional EXP bonus of (1 + PL / 200).
• Monsters give additional loot drop chance starting from PL 500, and is increased by 1% per 25 PL.
• It is possible for players to fight monsters that they have created.
• For the PL cap calculation, a player's effective level (current level + difficulty modifier) is used .
  • A monster won't appear more than once every ten rounds (roughly).
• The system is biased towards picking monsters that are closer to the player's PL cap. The maximum PL of monsters that a player can face is:

Player's Level + Difficulty Modifier	Max Monster PL
1-99	Player's effective level
100+	((Player's effective level) ^ 1.27) - 247

Important Power Levels

• 25 - Unlocks naming (becomes active in battle once named)
• 200 - Unlocks second Skill Attack
• 250 - High-grade materials can now be gifts
• 251 - Renaming and Deleting are no longer possible
• 400 - Unlocks Spirit Attack
• 749 - Low-grade materials can no longer be gifts
• 1000 - All Chaos Upgrades are available
• 1249 - Mid-grade materials can no longer be gifts (100% are High-grade)
• 2160 - PL maxes out

Skill Editor

The Skill Editor page.

Monsters get skills when they are created, at PL 200, and at PL 400.

• Skill names need to be set before monsters can use them.
• The initial skill has the same damage type as the monster's main attack, and costs 50% MP.
  • Monsters with a physical attack damage type gets a Physical type skill (which is boosted by DEX), while those with an elemental attack type get an Magical type skill (which is boosted by INT).
• Additional skills at PL 200 and PL 400 have following characteristics:
  • The skill at PL 200 costs 50% MP and is more powerful than the initial skill.
  • The skill at PL 400 costs 100% SP and is more powerful than both MP skills.
  • Some monster classes can choose between physical and magical skills. The damage type can also be changed.

Monster Class	Skill Type	Damage Type	Power
Arthropod	Physical	Basic	20
	Physical	Crushing/Piercing	50
	Physical	Crushing/Piercing	100
Avion	Physical	Basic	20
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing	50
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing	100
Beast	Physical	Basic	20
	Physical	Slashing/Piercing	50
	Physical	Slashing/Piercing	100
Celestial	Physical	Basic	50
	Magical	Holy	80
	Magical	Holy?/Void	120
Daimon	Physical	Basic	30
	Physical	Slashing/Piercing	60
	Physical	Dark?/Void	100
Dragonkin	Physical	Basic	20
	Physical	Piercing/Crushing	50
	Magical	Fire	100
Elemental	Magical	Basic	30
	Magical	Fire/Elec/Wind/Cold	60
	Magical	Fire/Elec/Wind/Cold	100
Giant	Physical	Basic	10
	Physical	Basic	30
	Physical	Basic	50
Humanoid	Physical	Basic	30
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing/Crushing	60
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing/Crushing	100
Mechanoid	Physical	Basic	20
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing	50
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing	100
Reptilian	Physical	Basic	20
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing	50
	Physical	Piercing/Slashing	100
Sprite	Physical	Basic	50
	Physical/Magical	Fire/Elec/Wind/Cold	100
	Magical	Void	150
Undead	Physical	Basic	20
	Physical	Crushing/Slashing	50
	Physical	Crushing/Slashing	100

Chaos Upgrades

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The Chaos Upgrades page.

Monsters can be further upgraded using chaos tokens. This will not change the monster's PL but does increase its "chaos level".

• Available upgrades depend on PL of monster (every 5 PL unlocks another rank of at least 1 upgrade), and is shown in light blue blocks. Unavailable upgrades are shown in while blocks.
• The number of tokens required for an upgrade equals the number of next upgrade. (i.e. the Nth upgrade requires N tokens). Upgraded stats are shown in yellow.
• Each upgrade has 20 ranks. It takes 210 tokens to fully rank up an upgrade. Thus, it takes 2520 chaos tokens to fully upgrade one monster.

Name	Related Stats
Scavenging	Increases chance for double gift by 5%
Brutality	Increases monster damage by 2.5%
Swiftness	Increases monster attack speed by 2.5%
Accuracy	Increases monster accuracy by 5%
Precision	Decreases effective target evade/block by 1%
Overpower	Decreases effective target parry/resist by 1%
Fortitude	Increases monster health by 5%
Interception	Increases monster parry by 0.5%
Dissipation	Increases monster resist by 0.5%
Evasion	Increases monster evade by 0.5%
Defense	Increases monster physical mitigation by 1%
Warding	Increases monster magical mitigation by 1%

Crystal List

Use these to increase a monster's stats as follows.

Crystal	Stat increased
Crystal of Vigor	Strength
Crystal of Finesse	Dexterity
Crystal of Swiftness	Agility
Crystal of Fortitude	Endurance
Crystal of Cunning	Intelligence
Crystal of Knowledge	Wisdom
Crystal of Flames	Fire resistance
Crystal of Frost	Cold resistance
Crystal of Lightning	Elec resistance
Crystal of Tempest	Wind resistance
Crystal of Devotion	Holy resistance
Crystal of Corruption	Dark resistance

Monster Classes

Monster Class	Starting Attributes						Resistances			Neutral (0)	Weaknesses			Damage Types
	STR	DEX	AGI	END	INT	WIS	Major (75)	Minor (50)	Light (25)		Light (-25)	Minor (-50)	Major (-75)
Arthropod	80	50	70	100	40	40			Fire, Wind, Elec, Slash	Holy, Dark, Pierce	Cold, Crush			Crush, Pierce
Avion	50	80	140	40	60	50			Elec	Cold, Holy, Dark, Crush, Slash, Pierce	Fire	Wind		Pierce, Slash
Beast	80	90	90	70	30	20			Wind, Cold, Crush	Elec, Holy, Dark, Slash, Pierce	Fire			Slash, Pierce
Celestial	50	50	100	50	100	80			Fire, Cold, Elec, Wind, Holy		Crush, Slash, Pierce	Dark		Slash, Crush
Daimon	90	90	80	40	60	50			Fire, Cold, Elec, Wind, Dark		Crush, Slash, Pierce	Holy		Slash, Pierce
Dragonkin	100	50	30	90	50	60			Fire, Elec, Crush, Slash	Holy, Dark, Pierce	Wind	Cold		Pierce, Crush
Elemental	30	60	60	40	80	120			Fire, Cold, Elec, Wind, Holy, Dark	Slash	Crush, Pierce			Fire, Elec, Wind, Cold
Giant	100	80	30	120	20	10			Fire, Cold, Crush, Slash	Holy, Dark	Elec, Wind, Pierce			Crush
Humanoid	50	100	80	50	80	70				All but Dark	Dark			Pierce, Slash, Crush
Mechanoid	100	70	40	70	40	30			Fire, Cold, Wind, Holy, Slash, Pierce	Dark, Crush		Elec		Pierce, Slash
Reptilian	70	100	60	80	60	40			Fire, Elec, Crush, Slash	Wind, Holy, Dark, Pierce		Cold		Pierce, Slash
Sprite	30	120	120	20	70	60			Fire, Cold, Elec, Wind, Holy, Pierce	Slash	Crush	Dark		Pierce, Slash
Undead	100	70	40	100	20	20			Cold, Elec, Wind, Dark, Crush, Pierce	Slash		Fire, Holy		Crush, Slash

Colored Chart

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Morale

Each monster has points of morale (up to 12,000) that gradually decay over time (roughly 15 days if fully moralized). This affects the monster's ability to bring gifts to its owner. A starving monster will lose morale faster than normal. Freshly created monsters start with 0 morale.

Morale Color	Affect
Green	+25% chance
Yellow	Normal chance
Red	-50% chance
Empty	0% chance (any held gifts are lost and no new ones can be gotten)

Morale can be raised by feeding monsters crystals or happy pills. Crystals restore morale roughly equal to how many are spent (caps at 12,000+ crystals which will fully moralize the monster) and pills restore 6,000.

Morale Drain Rate

• Training Gentleman reduces the rate at which morale drains
• Every chaos level reduces the drain rate, capping at half the rate if the monster reaches chaos level 240
• Players with a Gold Star or higher have half the morale drain rate (this stacks with the chaos level bonus)

• A monster that has not given a gift in over 3 days will stop losing morale until it has delivered a gift.

Food

Monsters consume ~166 food every hour, consuming up to 12,000 food (3 days' worth). Starving monsters will lose morale quicker. Freshly created monsters start fully fed.

Monsters of different power levels require different foods:

Power Level	Food Required
1 - 299?	Monster Chow
300? - ???	Monster Edibles
??? - Max	Monster Cuisine

Each unit of food restores up to 2,000 points. Food items are normal drops but higher tier foods drop more often on higher difficulties (caps at 40/30/30 on IWBTH).

Hunger Rate

Hunger always occurs at the same rate except for players with a Gold Star which results in half the normal rate. Hunger rate can also be slowed via Culinarian Training. These 2 bonuses stack.

Gifts

Monster Gift notification.

Player-created monsters have a chance of bringing items to their owner after at least one hour. Currently only Materials can be gotten this way. Monsters can hold up to 3 gifts (further doubled by the Scavenging chaos upgrade).

Chances

The chance to receive a gift is based on how many battles a monster has won since they last delivered a gift.

Fleeing from battle counts as a win for the monsters involved.

"Battles won" does NOT count:

• Deaths to a player's own monsters (to prevent abuse)
  • There is a cooldown on how often a player can count as a repeat win (also to prevent abuse)
• Spark of Life being triggered

Materials are gifted at a ratio of 2:1:1:1 (Metal:Cloth:Leather:Wood).

Power Level's Effect On Gifts

Power Level helps with the quality of the gift. Whenever a player receive a graded material, its quality is determined as such:

Gift Quality Roll = random(1..1000) + Power_Level

A roll of 750+ is needed for medium-grade and 1250+ for high-grade. Thus to receive a high-grade item a monster's minimum PL must be 250, and the chance maxes out at PL 1249. At PL 749 low-grades will no longer be received. PL has no effect on the chance to receive rares.

Gift List

(See The Forge - Materials)

See also

• Monster Stats
• Monster Lab Bestiary - Includes the top 50 monsters
• HentaiVerse Bestiary
• The Forge
• Grindfest