Born in Chaos

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Decrepit Skeleton

A decrepit version of a normal skeleton. Can only attack in melee. It does not differ in special properties and is a rather weak opponent.

Skeleton Demoman

Almost everything is similar to Decrepit Skeleton. However, it does not burn in the sun and, when health drops to a certain limit, it starts detonating before the explosion, at this time it does not move and you have the opportunity to kill it before the explosion or manage to run away from it.

Decaying Zombie

It behaves like a normal zombie. This mob's attacks inflict Hunger and Rotten Stink on the victim. When the zombie is low on health, its flesh falls off, revealing a decrepit skeleton (turns into Decrepit Skeleton).

Baby Skeleton

Children's version of the skeleton. Runs pretty fast, but doesn't pose much of a threat on its own. Often serves as a servant of more powerful monsters.

Bone Imp

It is an enhanced version of the Baby Skeleton, found primarily in the Nether, immune to fire.

Siamese Skeletons

In many ways they are similar to the Baby Skeleton, but at less than half health they are divided into two separate skeletons. Drops Fused Bone upon death.

Barrel Zombie

A zombie stuck in a barrel is found primarily near water bodies, unlike ordinary zombies, it does not drown, and also has protection from the sun. Has increased armor. A wide variety of items can fall out of this monster, as well as complete garbage, as well as extremely rare and valuable things.

Door Knight

A zombie that uses everything that comes to hand as its equipment. The monster has protection from sunlight, increased armor, and is also able to block your attacks, which will be accompanied by a special sound. To deprive a mob of the ability to block attacks, you need to set it on fire or make an attack with an axe.

Zombie Clown

Slow and rather dense enemy. Attacking smashes an Intoxicating Decoction on the enemy, which slows down the victim and also causes a short-term poisoning and dizziness in her. When this zombie's health drops below half, it breaks a bottle of Stimulating Decoction under its feet, increasing the movement speed of all monsters around it, including itself.

Zombie Fisherman

Appears near bodies of water. Does not burn in the sun, hiding behind a hat, attacks the player with rotten fish, causing a long-lasting Rotten Stink effect. Has the highest chance of summoning maggots after death.

Zombie Lumberjack

In many ways it is similar to a regular zombie, but is armed with a special ax that can instantly break a vanilla wooden shield, and also has high damage. After death, he has a chance to drop his axe.

Swarmer

A zombie infected with flies, which has become a living nest for them. No longer burns in the sun. This zombie's attacks will cause hunger and Rotten Stink. When receiving damage, it will periodically summon a Corpse Fly. After death, it explodes, releasing a swarm of Flies, Maggots and sometimes Bloody Gadflies.

Zombie Bruiser

A dangerous type of zombie, with a decent amount of health, and also quite agile for its size. The attack knocks the player back and briefly stuns them.

Skeleton Thrasher

A formidable, but slow enemy. It has increased armor, is able to block the player’s attacks like Door Knight. To deprive a mob of the ability to block attacks, you need to set it on fire or make an attack with an ax. Skeleton attacks, in addition to high damage, strongly repel the enemy, and also briefly stun making it impossible to move and attack.

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