Vay

Vay
Also known as: Vay: Ryuusei no Yoroi (JP) Developer: Hertz Publishers: SIMS (JP), Working Designs (US) Platform: Sega CD Released in JP: October 22, 1993 Released in US: July 1, 1994 This game has unused cinematics. This game has unused items. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences.

In the original version of Vay, Japanese players are called upon to find five orbs in order to save a fantasy world. In the Working Designs localization, Western players are called upon to equip gas masks in order to avoid death at the hands of a fairy cursed with "eternal seismic flatulence".

Oy vey.

To do: It looks like there might be some unused spells: along with the used spell names, the US version also contains "FATE", "SAPYLLS", and "KOLAKENI". These don't seem to be used in the Japanese version either.

Unused Cutscenes

In an unusual move, given the effort involved in making them, several mostly complete (by the game's rather low standards) animated cutscenes were cut from the game. Apparently, this was due to certain events being scrapped mid-development, causing them to no longer fit with the finished plot. None of these have any associated audio.

The first two of these are accessible from the animation test room added in the US version (described below). The last one was uploaded by the developer of the game's mobile port; it's not clear if it's still in the finished game or not.

This one appears to depict the Sentinel Tree regrowing. As described below, there's an unused map that seems to be related to this event.

Shows the party escaping, in awkward fashion, from a volcano.

Depicts, using as few animation frames as possible, a rock levitating out of Sandor and Pottle's path.

Unused Maps

The game contains quite a few unused maps. Swap one of these with HINEROA.SF to replace the Hineroa Castle map. None of these were translated for the US release.

• TIPMURA.SF – The most interesting of the lot, this is a half-finished town named ティプーヤァむら (Tipuya Village – the English spelling is from the filenames) that was cut from the game, apparently replaced by Korei (Hayhill) Village. While the map seems to be completely laid out with NPCs, dialogue, and shops, the NPCs use placeholder sprites, so it obviously wasn't finished at the time it was scrapped.

• FLD2_1B.SF – The exit from TIPMURA.SF leads here. This is an old/alternate layout for Calzania that includes Tipuya Village, and reveals that Tipuya Village originally occupied the site of Korei Village. This map doesn't seem to be set up correctly, causing graphical glitches whenever it's loaded.

• PIREIHO.SF – A nearly-blank placeholder map. Has a location name of ピレイホーのたに (Pireihou Valley).
• RDSAURA.SF – Another blank placeholder. Has a location name of ローディシアじょう　うら (Rodesia Castle bottom/back). This contains some dialogue that seems to correspond to Reifan/Rachel leaving the party for good.
• SEKAIJYU.SF – Also blank. Has a location name of せかいじゅ (World Tree/Yggdrasil, which was renamed to Sentinel Tree in the US version). This is probably related to the unused cutscene of the tree regrowing. Has some associated graphics which may or may not be unused/unique.

To do: These could all use a thorough lookthrough that I'm probably never going to give them, but I'll try to at least post the dialogue and stuff at some point.

Additionally, there are five test maps for testing the game's enemies:

• MONSTST.SF – Triggers a sequential series of encounters with regular enemies. Defeating them or dying moves on to the next formation. Also forces Sandor's HP to a high value, but doesn't affect his other stats. This and MONSTST2.SF have a location name of モンスターのテスト (Monster Test), which wasn't translated for the US version, resulting in mojibake.
• MONSTST2.SF – Triggers a series of encounters with the game's bosses. Adds Lynx and P.J. to the party, with high HP values like with Sandor.
• MONSTST3.SF – Same as MONSTST.SF, but adds Lynx and P.J. to the party and has a different background?
• MONSTST4.SF – Same as MONSTST3.SF?
• MONSTST5.SF – Same as MONSTST3.SF?

Unused Items

The game contains a couple of unused items, which were either placeholders or had their names dummied after being scrapped.

To do: How to hack these into the inventory.

ID	Name	Description	Price	Comments
0x5A	ナ Na	み Mi	2800g	An equippable body armor giving +14 Defense. The description may be an abbreviation of みしよう ("not used"), as seen below.
0x94	ホ Ho	みしよう Unused	2000g	Does nothing?

(Source: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/588009-vay/58252556)

To do: Proper access method, documentation, etc.

Regional Differences

The Official Take

Well, here we are again, and, unfortunately, we still only have one page for the translation notes. But, [sic] I'll try to make the best use of the space we have and fill you in on VAY, "behind the scenes."

For Vay, quite a bit was changed from the Japanese version to improve the overall game.

• We added spot animation to some of the backgrounds in combat, like moving clouds, flickering torches, and the faces in the castle that move.
• We added two audio events, the "Romrus" and "Wind Elemental" events, where these characters actually speak from the CD.
• Also, at the end of the game, the two closing events were modified from "text only" to "voice enhanced".
• There were also various scenario (plot) changes (like the Gold Vortex) that are too numerous to mention individually.

[Omitted: Two lengthy paragraphs regarding Working Designs' new digital editing system and how much better it will make their lip syncing from now on]

• So, then, I hope this page has been as informative as the one in LUNAR! We'll keep making the games you want as long as you keep buying them. Remember, we're nothing without you.

(Source: Vay US manual, p. 24 (some formatting editorial))

Well, gee, it's all right there in the manual. Guess we're out of a job here!

Oh wait, looks like they left a few things out. Let's take a look at the details Working Designs deemed less important than their new audio equipment.

Startup

To do: Comparison video for intro cutscene?

Here's how the game starts in the Japanese version:

• The game initially boots to a SIMS logo.
• Afterwards, the title screen starts.
• Idling on the title screen for long enough causes the intro cutscene to play.
• Pressing Start during the intro cutscene returns to the title screen, while letting it play to completion resets the game.
• Pressing Start at the title screen leads to the main menu.

Working Designs changed this in a very similar fashion to Popful Mail:

• The SIMS logo is replaced with Working Designs' own.
• Afterwards, a "splash screen" has been inserted which recycles the title logo with an added two-part palette fade effect.
• The game then plays the intro cutscene immediately. If no save files exist, this cutscene is unskippable.
• Since the cutscene is now mandatory on the first boot, letting it play to completion leads to the title screen.
• The intro itself is slightly extended:
  • The Japanese cutscene begins with the explosions in space. The US version pads this scene out by first doing a slow pan across a new starfield background, which then cuts rather jarringly to the explosions.
  • At the end of the intro is an "extra scene", produced by copying an earlier frame of Sadoul and playing a voiceover on top of it.
• The title screen is silent in the Japanese version, but plays a new track done by the American staff in the US version.
• If no save files exist, pressing Start at the title screen immediately begins a new game, starting from the initial cutscene.

General Differences

• The game's internal title was left blank in the Japanese version. The US version fills it in with "VAY".
• Per the above, a few battle backgrounds have additional animations. Aside from the listed examples, the clouds in the "grassy field" background now scroll. Working Designs had a bit of a thing for making clouds scroll.
• The previous references to "voice enhanced" events indicate that text-based dialogue was removed from those places and replaced with voiceovers from the CD.
• The US version adds a "Load" option on the in-game menu to complement the "Save" option.
• In the Japanese version, the Start button can be used to advance all dialogue. The US version attempts to disable this, but botches the implementation: Start still advances text boxes that don't show a blinking arrow.
• Characters regain full HP and MP upon leveling up in the US version, which is not the case in the Japanese version.
• The US version inserts a brief outtake from the English dub's recording sessions at the end of the credits.
• The credits themselves are massively shortened from the Japanese version due to the omission of an extremely long "Special Thanks" section, which originally took several minutes(!) to scroll through.
• The US version adds a soft reset code (A + B + C + Start on Controller 1). This feature doesn't seem to have been thoroughly tested, as using it at certain times (e.g. the title sequence) will crash the game.
• Standard Working Designs script rewrites apply (plus a little more – see below). The English dialogue freely invents, improvises, exaggerates, and omits, and it corresponds vaguely at best to the Japanese text. Many characters, items, etc. have been renamed, such as "Haibelgaa" to "Sandor" and "Nehna" to "P.J." (short for "Prudence Jurissa"). A standout example is Lance, who was renamed to "Lynx" to create a pun on his true identity as "Prince Leopard" (the latter name being retained from the Japanese version).

Cheats

Animation Test

Working Designs added an animation test room to the US version of the game, together with a button code to access it. To get to it, do the following:

Enter the secret Lorath Castle vault and stand in this spot at the bottom of the room, below the middle chest. Now, on Controller 2, press A + B + C + Start. This yields the message "Now entering the King's private screening room..." and warps Sandor to the test room.

In this room, examining the walls brings up some very Working Designs–esque descriptions of the game's cutscenes along with Yes/No prompts to view them.

Interestingly, the two scenes in the bottom-right, labeled "Outtakes", are completely unused, even in the Japanese version. They weren't dubbed for the US release, and instead play an extremely nasty buzzing noise throughout.

Though Working Designs went to the trouble of having this feature added to the game (it doesn't exist at all in the Japanese version), the code to access it was never properly released. While Working Designs head Victor Ireland originally intended to release the code to magazines, he decided against it due to the remote possibility of the static noise in the unused cutscenes causing damage to audio equipment. He later attempted to distribute the code "unofficially" on the rec.games.video.sega newsgroup, but accidentally gave out incorrect directions that ultimately left the room inaccessible until the real code was found in 2017. (His claims that accessing the room requires a fully completed save file are also incorrect, though this should be obvious since it's impossible to save after beating the game anyway.)

Save Override

It's normally impossible to save the game in certain areas. The US version adds a cheat to allow the game to be saved anyway:

• Highlight "Status" on the menu.
• Hold Start, then press and hold Down and Left.
• When the game scrolls down to "Save", press A while continuing to hold the above buttons.

(Source: http://www.ign.com/cheats/games/vay-sega-cd-6424)

The Save menu will then open. (Note that this isn't a bug – the US version specifically codes in a new check to see if Start, Down, and Left are all pressed when "Save" is selected.)

Plot

Perhaps bolstered by unexpectedly brisk sales of Lunar: The Silver Star, Working Designs went a little further than normal (by the Working Designs standard of "normal") in their changes to this game. Aside from the usual script rewrites, they went so far as to insert a few extra events into the game.

Sirufa

In the Japanese version of the game, Sirufa (whose Japanese name, シルフ, would be better rendered as "Sylph") is a fairy who controls the wind. Before recruiting Rachel, talking to her causes the party to "ride the wind" to Coryan, while visiting her after getting Rachel sends the party to Magmal Isle. That's it.

In the US version, Sirufa's dialogue has been rewritten. Now, her wind powers are due to a bet she lost with an unexplained "Thaldar", as a result of which she "received the curse of eternal seimic flatulence." This is then used to create a mechanic whereby, if Sirufa's teleportation is used without having all party members equipped with "Filtration Masks", the unequipped members will be "overcome by the noxious fumes" and remove the rest of the party's masks before dying, causing an instant game over.

The "Filtration Mask" was created by repurposing what was originally the Bronze Helm, an ordinary helmet, in the Japanese version.

Gold Vortex

In the Japanese version, there's a joke chest in Vaygess. When opened, the game at first claims the chest is empty, then after some waffling reveals there's a measly 1g in the back of it.

In the US version, this happens:

SANDOR: Hrmph, it's empty.

.....?

Wait a minute......

OH MY GOD! IT'S A GOLD VORTEX!

IT'S SUCKING ALL OUR GOLD AWAY!

...and the player's money is drained by 100g every frame until it reaches zero. There's no way to stop the process or get the money back short of resetting (to a not-necessarily-recent save file).

Note that they were proud enough of this game design tour de force to brag about it in the manual, unlike 90% of the changes.

Lynx's Tab

In the Japanese version, the player has to pay Lynx's 1,000g bar tab in order to recruit him. In the US version, this has been increased to a rather eyebrow-raising 20,000g.

Chests

To do: Surely this isn't the only one changed?

One of the chests in the hidden Lorath Castle vault contains 1,000g in the Japanese version. This was raised to 1,500g in the US version.

Inns

In the Japanese version, all inns cost 4g. The US version instead gives every inn its own (much higher) price:

Inn Prices (US)

Location	Price		Location	Price		Location	Price		Location	Price		Location	Price		Location	Price
Jeffle	20g		Smythe	20g		Gilan	40g		Coryan	25g		Shadhook	60g		Hayhill	40g
Mortyr	100g		Segazz	80g		Cannisk	150g		Hogshead	120g		Vaygess	100g		Treefall	300g
Marl	500g		Penzance	670g		Exeter	300g		Hectare	300g		Dunton	500g

(Source: http://www.gamefaqs.com/segacd/588009-vay/faqs/7634)

MP Costs

In its most fundamental alteration to the game balance, the US version radically escalates the MP costs of every spell in the game. The average increase is 366%, with the lowest being Megablast (142%) and the highest Alakazam (1000%!).

Of particular note are the healing spells, all of which are 450-500% of their original cost. Needless to say, it's a lot harder to stay healed in the US version.

MP Costs, JP -> US

Spell	JP	US	Change		Spell	JP	US	Change		Spell	JP	US	Change
Flame	2	5	+3 (250%)		Blaze	4	10	+6 (250%)		Malybu	8	20	+12 (250%)
Inferno	20	40	+20 (200%)		Thyxaal	25	100	+75 (400%)		Shock	5	15	+10 (300%)
L-Bolt	15	30	+15 (200%)		Blitz	22	40	+18 (181%)		Megablast	35	50	+15 (142%)
Freezyr	7	25	+18 (357%)		Narcosis	3	20	+17 (666%)		Befuddle	15	30	+15 (200%)
Balm	2	10	+8 (500%)		Neuman	9	40	+31 (444%)		Restore	18	80	+62 (444%)
Panacea	30	140	+110 (466%)		Vilkyss	9	30	+21 (333%)		Alakazam	10	100	+90 (1000%)

Item Stats

The US version edits the stats of the vast majority of the game's equipment. Generally, the lowest-tier items have been very slightly improved, while all mid- to high-end items are weakened to varying degrees. Though a fair few items are outright better in the US version (like the Tiger Paws, which got a 50% bonus to Attack and Defense plus a massive price drop from 470,000g to a mere 11,400g), many have had their stats slashed by 80-100%, making them near-useless.

There's actually some nuance to the process, though. The later-game items in the Japanese version are overpriced by almost any metric, and buying a full set of equipment will entail heavy grinding. Though the US version makes those items weaker, it also lowers their prices by far more, proportionally, than it lowers their stats (the Odin Sword, for instance, had its Attack reduced by 19% but its price was reduced by 78%). Thus, the equipment is actually a better buy - and generally more reasonably priced - in the US version.

Of course, the generally-weakened equipment and the Defense-boosted enemies mean that ultimately, the outcome is basically the same: grinding, for money in the Japanese version and levels in the US version.

Of special note is the Vay Armor. In the Japanese version, even in its "unactivated" state, it still far outclasses anything else available to Sandor. The US version, however, completely eliminates all its stat bonuses, making it totally useless until it's "activated" - and even then it's far weaker than its Japanese counterpart.

In keeping with standard Working Designs practice, most healing items have inflated costs, such as the Strange Brew going from 300g to 750g.

In the tables below, instances in which a stat changed to make the game harder have been marked in red. The cases where a stat change actually benefits the player are marked in green. Instances in which a stat changed detrimentally by more than 5 points and constituted a change of 50% or greater from the original amount appear in magenta. Items whose stats didn't change are omitted.

Item Stats, JP -> US

Name	Attack	Defense	Speed	Wisdom	Price
WIND SWORD	184 -> 150 -34, -18%	0	0	0	42000
BEAST SWORD	121 -> 100 -21, -17%	0	0	0	24000
GREAT SWORD	68 -> 52 -16, -24%	0	0	0	6200
ICE SICKLE	136 -> 120 -16, -12%	0	0	0	32000
FLAME EDGE	87 -> 74 -13, -15%	0	0	0	9600
LIMB LOPPER	220 -> 180 -40, -18%	0	0	0	98000
ODIN'S BLADE	240 -> 195 -45, -19%	0	0	0	500000 -> 110000 -390000, -78%
AURA GAUNTLET	0	20 -> 19 -1, -5%	0	0	15200
ELVES' BOW	62	0	0	0	39000 -> 32000 -7000, -18%
DAISY CROSSBOW	98	0	0	0	86000 -> 47000 -39000, -45%
AURA ARMOR	0	84 -> 3 -81, -96%	0	0	120000 -> 100 -119900, -100%
FOWL LEGS	0	10 -> 9 -1, -10%	10	0	136000 -> 80 -135920, -100%
HAWK'S WING	0	15 -> 22 +7, 47%	15 -> 20 +5, 33%	0	280000 -> 2160 -277840, -99%
TIGER PAWS	20 -> 30 +10, 50%	20 -> 30 +10, 50%	0	0	470000 -> 11400 -458600, -98%
PANTHER CLAW	66	0	6	0	15100 -> 13100 -2000, -13%
DRAGON CLAW	72	0	8	0	16800 -> 15800 -1000, -6%
KAISER CLAW	95	0	10	0	32000 -> 31000 -1000, -3%
AURA SHIELD	0	42 -> 55 +13, 31%	0	0	82000 -> 14800 -67200, -82%
MYSTIC ROD	28	0	0	92	87000 -> 60000 -27000, -31%
WISDOM STAFF	31	0	0	168	150000 -> 120000 -30000, -20%
GODDESS' CANE	35	0	0	230	340000 -> 210000 -130000, -38%
AURA HELM	0	30 -> 12 -18, -60%	0	0	29000 -> 7500 -21500, -74%
BEAM LANCE	185	0	0	0	320000 -> 190000 -130000, -41%
DRAGON BLADE	168	0	0	0	250000 -> 150000 -100000, -40%
LASER SPEAR	150	0	0	0	70000 -> 80000 +10000, 14%
HEAT WHIP	194 -> 116 -78, -40%	0	0	0	110000 -> 120000 +10000, 9%
ROSE WHIP	94 -> 89 -5, -5%	0	0	0	1200
GREAT BOW	78	0	0	0	51000 -> 40000 -11000, -22%
SHOCK WHIP	158 -> 104 -54, -34%	0	0	0	29500 -> 72500 +43000, 146%
PLASMA WHIP	210 -> 129 -81, -39%	0	0	0	230000 -> 200000 -30000, -13%
LIBERTY CROWN	0	28 -> 1 -27, -96%	0	50 -> 2 -48, -96%	72000 -> 600 -71400, -99%
RAIDER'S CAP	0	12 -> 33 +21, 175%	0	15 -> 6 -9, -60%	4900 -> 1000 -3900, -80%
BATTLE MASK	0	10 -> 11 +1, 10%	0	0	4200
TITAN MASK	0	19 -> 1 -18, -95%	0	0	9800 -> 2220 -7580, -77%
BARD'S HAT	0	8 -> 9 +1, 12%	0	6	2300
TURBAN OF ALTAIR	0	20 -> 1 -19, -95%	0 -> 2 +2, -%	25 -> 0 -25, -100%	14000 -> 400 -13600, -97%
KNIGHT HELM	0	13 -> 14 +1, 8%	0	0	4000
IRON HELM	0	9 -> 10 +1, 11%	0	0	1750
JESSE'S HELM	0	34 -> 8 -26, -76%	0	0	90000 -> 1600 -88400, -98%
VAY HELM	26 -> 0 -26, -100%	80 -> 60 -20, -25%	0	40 -> 25 -15, -38%	0
LEATHER TEDDY	0	65 -> 14 -51, -78%	14 -> 0 -14, -100%	0	70000 -> 4800 -65200, -93%
SCALED TUNIC	0	19 -> 21 +2, 11%	2	0	2600
BATTLE DRESS	0	27 -> 29 +2, 7%	4	0	10000
SUEDE TUNIC	0	12 -> 13 +1, 8%	0	0	1000
CLERIC'S ROBE	0	15 -> 16 +1, 7%	0	0	1320
WIZARD'S ROBE	0	39 -> 43 +4, 10%	0	0	25500
LIGHT MAIL	0	17 -> 19 +2, 12%	0	0	2100
BLESSED MAIL	0	52 -> 13 -39, -75%	0	18 -> 0 -18, -100%	42000 -> 2400 -39600, -94%
GODDESS' ROBE	0	86 -> 18 -68, -79%	0	36 -> 16 -20, -56%	300000 -> 3200 -296800, -99%
BRONZE ARMOR	0	22 -> 24 +2, 9%	0	0	5400
ROYAL MAIL	0	76 -> 21 -55, -72%	0	0	82000 -> 3800 -78200, -95%
BREASTPLATE	0	14 -> 15 +1, 7%	0	0	1200
SPIKED ARMOR	0	33 -> 36 +3, 9%	0	0	9200
SILVER ARMOR	0	38 -> 41 +3, 8%	0	0	12400
RUNE ARMOR	0	68 -> 20 -48, -71%	0	0	74000 -> 4650 -69350, -94%
TITAN ARMOR	0	98 -> 26 -72, -73%	0	0	480000 -> 4800 -475200, -99%
VAY ARMOR	150 -> 0 -150, -100%	180 -> 150 -30, -17%	0	0	0
BRONZE SHIELD	0	7 -> 8 +1, 14%	0	0	850
KNIGHT SHIELD	0	18 -> 20 +2, 11%	0	0	4500
TIN SHIELD	0	29 -> 3 -26, -90%	0	0	15800 -> 800 -15000, -95%
SILVER SHIELD	0	22 -> 24 +2, 9%	0	0	8200
RUNE SHIELD	0	34 -> 3 -31, -91%	0	0	57000 -> 2900 -54100, -95%
DRAGON SHIELD	0	43 -> 6 -37, -86%	0	0	140000 -> 800 -139200, -99%
TITAN SHIELD	0	47 -> 8 -39, -83%	0	0	340000 -> 1400 -338600, -100%
VAY SHIELD	0	90 -> 100 +10, 11%	0	0	0
IRON WRIST	0	8 -> 9 +1, 12%	0	0	980
THORN BRACELET	4	10 -> 11 +1, 10%	0	0	2000
DRAGON WRIST	0	13 -> 14 +1, 8%	4	0	4500
RUNE WRISTLET	0	15 -> 3 -12, -80%	0	6 -> 0 -6, -100%	12000 -> 800 -11200, -93%
MOON BRACELET	0	12 -> 13 +1, 8%	0	4	3200
MAIL GLOVES	0	7 -> 8 +1, 14%	0	0	800
CHROME GLOVES	0	12 -> 13 +1, 8%	0	0	2600
DRAGON MAIL	0	90 -> 7 -83, -92%	0	0	185000 -> 3200 -181800, -98%
PLYMETAL ARMOR	0	44 -> 49 +5, 11%	0	0	20000
RHINO GLOVE	0	27 -> 8 -19, -70%	0	0	48000 -> 1400 -46600, -97%
VAY GLOVE	185 -> 75 -110, -59%	60	0	0	0
FAIRY LOAFERS	0	0	13 -> 8 -5, -38%	0	36000 -> 800 -35200, -98%
HOLY BOOTS	0	0	0 -> 10 +10, -%	0	240000 -> 210000 -30000, -12%
GOLDEN HARP	0	0	0	28 -> 18 -10, -36%	40000
ANGEL'S HARP	0	0	0	45 -> 4 -41, -91%	90000 -> 690000 +600000, 667%
STRANGE BREW	0	0	0	0	300 -> 750 +450, 150%
SIRUFA'S KISS	0	0	0	0	1500 -> 10000 +8500, 567%
MOON DROPS	0	0	0	0	3000 -> 2500 -500, -17%
PHOENIX HEART	0	0	0	0	5000 -> 10000 +5000, 100%
MANDACORE	0	0	0	0	400 -> 1000 +600, 150%
GODDESS' LOVE	0	0	0	0	1000 -> 7500 +6500, 650%
EXIT STONE	0	0	0	0	100 -> 200 +100, 100%
BARRIER STONE	0	10 -> 11 +1, 10%	0	0	20000
DEFENSER	0	20 -> 22 +2, 10%	0	0	130000 -> 10 -129990, -100%
THOR'S SHIELD	0	8 -> 9 +1, 12%	0	0	1200
SCALE ARMOR	0	20 -> 22 +2, 10%	0	0	3500
OSHYKO FIRE	0	0	0	0	430 -> 6000 +5570, 1295%
BLITZKRIEG	0	0	0	0	480 -> 4000 +3520, 733%
VAY HELM	10 -> 0 -10, -100%	40 -> 0 -40, -100%	0	10 -> 0 -10, -100%	0
VAY ARMOR	26 -> 0 -26, -100%	120 -> 0 -120, -100%	0	0	0
VAY SHIELD	0	50 -> 0 -50, -100%	0	0	0
VAY GLOVES	75 -> 0 -75, -100%	30 -> 0 -30, -100%	0	0	0

Enemy Stats

Working Designs went a little wilder than usual with the enemy stats. Usually, their versions of games give the enemies fairly standard across-the-board buffs, but this time the alterations are all over the place.

For the early part of the game, regular enemies "merely" get a 10%-20% HP boost and nothing else, with bosses getting additional buffs to other stats. At around the halfway point of the game, most enemies continue receiving the HP boosts, but also get buffs – or sometimes nerfs – to other stats. Around Treefall, though, all hell breaks loose and the stat changes start going all over the place. With seemingly no rhyme or reason, enemies have their HP significantly slashed but their Defense jacked up by a much higher proportion, receive chaotic increases or decreases to EXP and Gold given, and so on.

Though there are a surprising number of stat reductions, ultimately, most monsters get a large increase to Defense. This forces the party to rely more on magic to defeat them, and since the MP costs were so drastically increased, the net effect is to make the game more difficult.

Additionally, most late-game enemies give out only a fraction of their original EXP, making it take much longer to level.

Most of these stats should be self-explanatory, but a few warrant explanation:

• # Spcl. Attacks is how the game simulates MP for enemies. Certain non-standard attack by an enemy decrease this number, usually (always?) by one, and the enemy will stop using special attacks when it reaches zero.
• Act. 1–4 % give the percentage chance that an enemy will perform each of its four assigned actions on any given turn. For instance, the Gelatinoid has Attack assigned as its Action 1 and Flee assigned as its Action 4. The corresponding probabilities for those actions are 85 and 15, so it has an 85% chance of attacking and a 15% chance of fleeing each turn. These four columns always sum to 100. Action 1 seems to always be a standard melee attack, while the remaining actions differ for each enemy type. Note that some enemies actually had extra actions added in the US version, indicated by probability going from zero to something higher.

This table uses the same color key as the item table.

To do: Monsters with additional actions in the US version.

Monster Stats, JP -> US

Name	HP	Attack	Defense	Speed	Crit. %	EXP	Gold	# Spcl. Attacks	Act. 1 %	Act. 2 %	Act. 3 %	Act. 4 %
GELATINOID	2 -> 3 +1, 50%	0	1	1	0	7	5	0	85	0	0	15
SLUGWORT	6 -> 7 +1, 17%	1	2	1	0	9	6	0	90	0	0	10
DIGGER ANT	12 -> 13 +1, 8%	3	3	2	0	13	12	0	94	0	0	6
GOBLIN	14 -> 16 +2, 14%	2	2	2	0	11	9	0	90	0	0	10
HIRELING	20 -> 22 +2, 10%	5	3	2	0	28	21	0	96	0	0	4
HOBGOBLIN	35 -> 38 +3, 9%	4	2	3	0	19	25	8	65	0	25	10
RAGING BULL	38 -> 42 +4, 11%	8	4	6	0	35	15	0	100	0	0	0
BARBARIAN	45 -> 50 +5, 11%	12	3	4	0	31	27	0	98	0	0	2
MURKER	86 -> 94 +8, 9%	60	6	13	2	67	48	0	100	0	0	0
WHITE ZOMBIE	68 -> 75 +7, 10%	35	5	9	0	40	27	0	100	0	0	0
SKELETON	63 -> 70 +7, 11%	25	4	11	8	28	30	0	100	0	0	0
BASALT GOLEM	130 -> 145 +15, 12%	100	7	8	0	89	58	0	100	0	0	0
CROCODILE	68 -> 75 +7, 10%	80	5	18	6	52	28	0	99	0	0	1
CORLYX	50 -> 55 +5, 10%	70	6	20	5	33	21	1	75	15	0	10
VANDAL	90 -> 99 +9, 10%	105	5	14	7	65	73	0	99	0	0	1
CAVE BEAR	82 -> 90 +8, 10%	110	11	12	7	54	62	0	97	0	0	3
SABRETOOTH	69 -> 76 +7, 10%	101	9	20	32	44	40	0	97	0	0	3
HARPY	100 -> 110 +10, 10%	102	4	22	9	68	42	12	70	27	0	3
MUREX	98 -> 107 +9, 9%	110	5	20	7	87	60	0	99	0	0	1
POWERBUNEE	132 -> 145 +13, 10%	30	3	23	6	27	19	8	20	25	50	5
MUDGARNE	136 -> 149 +13, 10%	196	5	18	7	110	100	0	100	0	0	0
THINGY	88 -> 97 +9, 10%	123	4	24	7	54	63	6	70	0	30	0
MAGIC MOLE	103 -> 113 +10, 10%	35	3	20	20	72	39	8	25	50	20	5
GIANT WASP	100 -> 110 +10, 10%	110	5	30	8	78	15	2	70	25	0	5
SPORE POPPER	92 -> 102 +10, 11%	140	4	28	7	53	88	0	100	0	0	0
ELEMENTAL	1200 -> 1400 +200, 17%	270 -> 290 +20, 7%	7 -> 9 +2, 29%	28	40	1500	750	100 -> 150 +50, 50%	50 -> 40 -10, -20%	50 -> 60 +10, 20%	0	0
BEHEMOTH	68 -> 74 +6, 9%	120	6	36	8	73	65	0	85	0	0	15
PHREAK	152 -> 167 +15, 10%	80	4	38	0	78	85	3	10	88	0	2
TOADSTOOL	74 -> 82 +8, 11%	122	7	29	28	83	87	0	60	0	0	40
TANGLER	82 -> 90 +8, 10%	148	5	48	255	91	56	0	100	0	0	0
HORRORWEED	96 -> 105 +9, 9%	120	5	50	9	96	73	0	100	0	0	0
ROAD TOAD	100 -> 110 +10, 10%	100	6	38	8	101	52	0	45	0	0	55
UNDEAD KNAVE	199 -> 220 +21, 11%	298	10	45	2	128	79	0	100	0	0	0
NECROMANSER	122 -> 134 +12, 10%	96	5	49	0	140	66	15	20	80	0	0
MILLITANT	101 -> 111 +10, 10%	306	8	48	29	129	90	0	100	0	0	0
NIGHT GAUNT	250 -> 275 +25, 10%	230	8	47	8	290	122	0	90	0	0	10
OSTEAL GUARD	104 -> 114 +10, 10%	238	9	42	19	170	100	0	80	0	0	20
VAMPYR	2400 -> 3250 +850, 35%	1232	12 -> 14 +2, 17%	49	0	3500	2000	50	10	55	35	0
SCREAMER	240 -> 264 +24, 10%	195	3	48	2	127	105	4	45	55	0	0
DRAGONWASP	120 -> 132 +12, 10%	135	6	54	9	146	10	8	50	48	0	2
COCKASAUR	132 -> 145 +13, 10%	178	8	51	9	182	108	4	65	0	0	35
BLINDWORM	225 -> 247 +22, 10%	280	10	45	0	154	145	0	75	0	0	25
WIND ELEMENTAL	4500 -> 4800 +300, 7%	290 -> 400 +110, 38%	3 -> 14 +11, 367%	54	255	4000	1200 -> 1500 +300, 25%	200 -> 300 +100, 50%	1 -> 5 +4, 400%	99 -> 80 -19, -19%	0 -> 5 +5, -%	0 -> 10 +10, -%
ICE QUEEN	177 -> 194 +17, 10%	131	17	90	16	211	121	18	15	55	20	10
GHOST RIDER	169 -> 187 +18, 11%	242	5	70	36	167	116	8	40	60	0	0
FLITTERBY	136 -> 150 +14, 10%	187	7	54	52	178	61	0	60	0	0	40
CRAYPROBE	292 -> 322 +30, 10%	356	10	61	255	283	15	200	31	69	0	0
DRONE	350 -> 385 +35, 10%	560	9	57	255	295	20	80	50	50	0	0
GIGATRON	2200 -> 2720 +520, 24%	1595 -> 1900 +305, 19%	11 -> 13 +2, 18%	69	133	5000	3000 -> 2000 -1000, -33%	200 -> 250 +50, 25%	60	40	0	0
SPORE FIEND	144 -> 158 +14, 10%	132	5	55	10	236	83	80	27	70	0	3
SUCUBUS	543 -> 597 +54, 10%	332	3	71	0	260	290	384	1	64	0	35
SPELLCASTER	126 -> 138 +12, 10%	109	5	67	0	183	161	60	10	68	20	2
CEPHLOPOD	630 -> 693 +63, 10%	548	6	66	255	201	246	0	100	0	0	0
SCISSOR CRAB	215 -> 235 +20, 9%	756	10	69	8	315	315	0	100	0	0	0
ALLIGATOR	174 -> 191 +17, 10%	1294	8	63	19	200	66	0	100	0	0	0
BLOBERT	1038 -> 1140 +102, 10%	92	1	8	255	30	200	0	10	0	0	90
NEREID	220 -> 242 +22, 10%	664	10	56	10	264	318	300	30	70	0	0
DRYAD	258 -> 280 +22, 9%	85	8	58	1	235	346	200	1	59	40	0
SKANK	154 -> 169 +15, 10%	139	9	59	11	304	215	4	80	20	0	0
ZARWOLF	375 -> 410 +35, 9%	263	7	84	13	365	392	4	100	0	0	0
ICE APE	530 -> 580 +50, 9%	670	6	66	10	342	251	20	80	0	20	0
SPITTER FROG	268 -> 294 +26, 10%	162	4	63	10	284	86	2	20	80	0	0
ARACHYLIX	3100 -> 3400 +300, 10%	1465 -> 1700 +235, 16%	10 -> 13 +3, 30%	84	255	6000	2316	400	15	35 -> 40 +5, 14%	0	50 -> 45 -5, -10%
ROYAL SQUID	715 -> 785 +70, 10%	874	3	87	255	356	106	0	100	0	0	0
DUSTACEAN	416 -> 456 +40, 10%	665	8 -> 9 +1, 12%	84	29	412	332	0	100	0	0	0
COCATRICE	589 -> 640 +51, 9%	720	5	86	163	438	352	0	35	0	0	65
GRIFFYN	424 -> 464 +40, 9%	920	6	120	6	503	428	4	40	60	0	0
ROTTY BOY	480 -> 520 +40, 8%	700	6	10	10 -> 0 -10, -100%	411	560	0 -> 50 +50, -%	60 -> 55 -5, -8%	0 -> 5 +5, -%	0	40
NECROPHAGER	380 -> 420 +40, 11%	570	5	8	33 -> 6 -27, -82%	616	235	0	100	0	0	0
SCORPION	250 -> 275 +25, 10%	520	6 -> 9 +3, 50%	96	56	389	260	4	55	0	25	20
ULTRA GRUB	294 -> 330 +36, 12%	620	5 -> 8 +3, 60%	93	16	321	348	0	40 -> 15 -25, -62%	0	0	60 -> 85 +25, 42%
CABBALIST	440 -> 480 +40, 9%	636	5 -> 6 +1, 20%	99	3	412	460	84	20	50	30	0
PHANTOM KYTE	219 -> 239 +20, 9%	474	8 -> 11 +3, 38%	90	38	281	214	0	100	0	0	0
MAGIC SUCKER	210 -> 230 +20, 10%	378	7 -> 10 +3, 43%	102	46 -> 36 -10, -22%	331	160	20	20	80	0	0
LAUGHING BOY	180 -> 200 +20, 11%	780	9 -> 12 +3, 33%	90	9 -> 6 -3, -33%	312	284	4	20 -> 30 +10, 50%	65 -> 70 +5, 8%	0	15 -> 0 -15, -100%
MUMMY	392 -> 432 +40, 10%	890	8 -> 11 +3, 38%	87	36 -> 6 -30, -83%	616	361	0	30 -> 100 +70, 233%	0	0	70 -> 0 -70, -100%
MAYTAKE	3800 -> 3500 -300, -8%	2420 -> 2820 +400, 17%	9 -> 14 +5, 56%	84 -> 0 -84, -100%	185 -> 64 -121, -65%	8000	20000	20	5 -> 30 +25, 500%	0 -> 40 +40, -%	30 -> 10 -20, -67%	65 -> 20 -45, -69%
NEGATOR	526 -> 576 +50, 10%	920	9 -> 10 +1, 11%	73	8	546	260	0	100	0	0	0
EEDIOT	291 -> 321 +30, 10%	103	5	93	6	106	398	10 -> 50 +40, 400%	15 -> 10 -5, -33%	0	85 -> 90 +5, 6%	0
BLOOD LEECH	220 -> 242 +22, 10%	420	6	31	0	386	260	4	30	20	20	30
VAMPIRE BAT	180 -> 220 +40, 22%	120	8	105	200	381	260	100	1	80 -> 99 +19, 24%	0	19 -> 0 -19, -100%
EBONY DRAGON	3000 -> 3300 +300, 10%	3450 -> 1900 -1550, -45%	12 -> 14 +2, 17%	100	86 -> 6 -80, -93%	10000 -> 7500 -2500, -25%	25000 -> 10000 -15000, -60%	84	40	60 -> 50 -10, -17%	0	0 -> 10 +10, -%
DANEK SOLDIER	198 -> 220 +22, 11%	210	8 -> 15 +7, 88%	68	29 -> 16 -13, -45%	516	423	0	100	0	0	0
DARK MAGE	223 -> 235 +12, 5%	320	7 -> 13 +6, 86%	111 -> 90 -21, -19%	5 -> 6 +1, 20%	381 -> 351 -30, -8%	260	40	50	30	20	0
DARK KNIGHT	480 -> 310 -170, -35%	498 -> 268 -230, -46%	8 -> 11 +3, 38%	115 -> 105 -10, -9%	34 -> 6 -28, -82%	749 -> 310 -439, -59%	369 -> 325 -44, -12%	60	30	70	0	0
NINJA	460 -> 176 -284, -62%	710	4 -> 25 +21, 525%	118 -> 100 -18, -15%	255 -> 6 -249, -98%	536 -> 836 +300, 56%	896 -> 300 -596, -67%	0	100	0	0	0
MERCENARY	650 -> 165 -485, -75%	1160	3 -> 26 +23, 767%	116 -> 100 -16, -14%	2 -> 6 +4, 200%	938	393 -> 300 -93, -24%	0	100	0	0	0
KNARLER	615 -> 132 -483, -79%	520	6 -> 39 +33, 550%	27 -> 60 +33, 122%	56 -> 6 -50, -89%	1112 -> 624 -488, -44%	379 -> 260 -119, -31%	10 -> 4 -6, -60%	70 -> 80 +10, 14%	30 -> 20 -10, -33%	0	0
ROUGH KNIGHT	390 -> 210 -180, -46%	970	13 -> 23 +10, 77%	127 -> 120 -7, -6%	255	842 -> 1250 +408, 48%	1018 -> 320 -698, -69%	80 -> 4 -76, -95%	20 -> 100 +80, 400%	80 -> 0 -80, -100%	0	0
ULTRAGOYLE	3220 -> 5700 +2480, 77%	1370 -> 810 -560, -41%	10 -> 5 -5, -50%	117 -> 100 -17, -15%	6	6200 -> 7000 +800, 13%	3000 -> 4000 +1000, 33%	300 -> 350 +50, 17%	15	60 -> 55 -5, -8%	0	25 -> 30 +5, 20%
CMDR. ROSALE	920 -> 300 -620, -67%	95 -> 110 +15, 16%	8 -> 15 +7, 88%	114 -> 100 -14, -12%	2 -> 6 +4, 200%	920 -> 2000 +1080, 117%	1000	100	2 -> 10 +8, 400%	37 -> 0 -37, -100%	61 -> 75 +14, 23%	0 -> 15 +15, -%
RETARDOTAUR	490 -> 210 -280, -57%	970	6 -> 23 +17, 283%	120	255	1140 -> 1250 +110, 10%	580 -> 320 -260, -45%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
MEDUSA	585 -> 200 -385, -66%	890	5 -> 20 +15, 300%	120	42 -> 6 -36, -86%	1054 -> 1254 +200, 19%	420 -> 320 -100, -24%	4	10	25 -> 0 -25, -100%	0	65 -> 90 +25, 38%
OGRE	1184 -> 489 -695, -59%	1020 -> 1720 +700, 69%	5 -> 25 +20, 400%	41 -> 125 +84, 205%	26 -> 6 -20, -77%	668 -> 1450 +782, 117%	680 -> 350 -330, -49%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	40	0	60 -> 0 -60, -100%	0 -> 60 +60, -%
MADDEN	1425 -> 510 -915, -64%	2580 -> 1750 -830, -32%	6 -> 30 +24, 400%	27 -> 125 +98, 363%	0 -> 6 +6, -%	1283 -> 1470 +187, 15%	458 -> 600 +142, 31%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
CADUCEUS	660 -> 242 -418, -63%	1580 -> 770 -810, -51%	6 -> 29 +23, 383%	107 -> 100 -7, -7%	0 -> 6 +6, -%	1088 -> 928 -160, -15%	800 -> 300 -500, -62%	200 -> 4 -196, -98%	20	70 -> 80 +10, 14%	10 -> 0 -10, -100%	0
SALAMANDER	784 -> 242 -542, -69%	2020 -> 840 -1180, -58%	7 -> 27 +20, 286%	112 -> 100 -12, -11%	66 -> 6 -60, -91%	926	425 -> 300 -125, -29%	80 -> 4 -76, -95%	20 -> 100 +80, 400%	80 -> 0 -80, -100%	0	0
PHOENIX	341 -> 210 -131, -38%	980 -> 860 -120, -12%	9 -> 33 +24, 267%	120 -> 100 -20, -17%	26 -> 6 -20, -77%	534 -> 933 +399, 75%	300	20 -> 4 -16, -80%	75 -> 100 +25, 33%	25 -> 0 -25, -100%	0	0
IGNEUS	5800 -> 4000 -1800, -31%	4860 -> 1920 -2940, -60%	12 -> 20 +8, 67%	105 -> 0 -105, -100%	132 -> 64 -68, -52%	15000 -> 10000 -5000, -33%	20000 -> 15000 -5000, -25%	120 -> 4 -116, -97%	35 -> 20 -15, -43%	65 -> 70 +5, 8%	0	0 -> 10 +10, -%
FLINT GOLEM	430 -> 210 -220, -51%	2980 -> 970 -2010, -67%	13 -> 23 +10, 77%	24 -> 120 +96, 400%	0 -> 255 +255, -%	1426 -> 1250 -176, -12%	880 -> 320 -560, -64%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
GARGOYLE	320 -> 242 -78, -24%	1580 -> 730 -850, -54%	11 -> 30 +19, 173%	86	121 -> 21 -100, -83%	793 -> 601 -192, -24%	985 -> 380 -605, -61%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
ELITE GUARD	390 -> 210 -180, -46%	1396 -> 970 -426, -31%	7 -> 23 +16, 229%	117 -> 120 +3, 3%	255	689 -> 1250 +561, 81%	540 -> 320 -220, -41%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
WARLOCK	350 -> 210 -140, -40%	879 -> 970 +91, 10%	6 -> 23 +17, 283%	120	15 -> 255 +240, 1600%	751 -> 1250 +499, 66%	698 -> 320 -378, -54%	20 -> 4 -16, -80%	55 -> 100 +45, 82%	35 -> 0 -35, -100%	10 -> 0 -10, -100%	0
SORCERER	295 -> 210 -85, -29%	795 -> 970 +175, 22%	6 -> 23 +17, 283%	114 -> 120 +6, 5%	40 -> 255 +215, 538%	542 -> 1250 +708, 131%	480 -> 320 -160, -33%	80 -> 100 +20, 25%	10 -> 60 +50, 500%	70 -> 40 -30, -43%	20 -> 0 -20, -100%	0
SKITTERPOD	950 -> 1050 +100, 11%	2570	10	120	55	1885	990	0	100	0	0	0
HEAVY KNIGHT	720 -> 210 -510, -71%	3420 -> 970 -2450, -72%	11 -> 23 +12, 109%	120	15 -> 5 -10, -67%	1588 -> 1250 -338, -21%	1290 -> 320 -970, -75%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
ASSASSIN	215 -> 210 -5, -2%	3820 -> 975 -2845, -74%	4 -> 23 +19, 475%	136 -> 120 -16, -12%	215 -> 5 -210, -98%	980 -> 1250 +270, 28%	1836 -> 320 -1516, -83%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
IRON GIANT	1600 -> 660 -940, -59%	5820 -> 1020 -4800, -82%	13 -> 20 +7, 54%	100	169 -> 6 -163, -96%	3500 -> 1800 -1700, -49%	3000 -> 400 -2600, -87%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
ARCH-GRIFFIN	610 -> 242 -368, -60%	1200 -> 1020 -180, -15%	9 -> 25 +16, 178%	127 -> 120 -7, -6%	126 -> 6 -120, -95%	846 -> 446 -400, -47%	998 -> 360 -638, -64%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	80 -> 100 +20, 25%	0	0	20 -> 0 -20, -100%
GORGON	680 -> 242 -438, -64%	1020	7 -> 25 +18, 257%	95 -> 120 +25, 26%	16 -> 6 -10, -62%	998 -> 1346 +348, 35%	1795 -> 360 -1435, -80%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	20 -> 100 +80, 400%	0	0	80 -> 0 -80, -100%
FLEE-BAG	8000 -> 10000 +2000, 25%	1 -> 0 -1, -100%	2 -> 1 -1, -50%	999	0	15000 -> 30000 +15000, 100%	1	0	13 -> 5 -8, -62%	0	0	87 -> 95 +8, 9%
QUETZALCOATL	721 -> 500 -221, -31%	1810 -> 1520 -290, -16%	10 -> 25 +15, 150%	120 -> 125 +5, 4%	205 -> 255 +50, 24%	921 -> 1370 +449, 49%	880 -> 500 -380, -43%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
GREAT WYRM	2100 -> 230 -1870, -89%	7520 -> 1220 -6300, -84%	12 -> 20 +8, 67%	100 -> 120 +20, 20%	0 -> 6 +6, -%	2950 -> 1351 -1599, -54%	3700 -> 360 -3340, -90%	4	75 -> 100 +25, 33%	25 -> 0 -25, -100%	0	0
MECHADRAKE	1800 -> 230 -1570, -87%	5900 -> 1220 -4680, -79%	13 -> 20 +7, 54%	111 -> 120 +9, 8%	21 -> 6 -15, -71%	4300 -> 1351 -2949, -69%	3180 -> 360 -2820, -89%	1 -> 4 +3, 300%	85 -> 100 +15, 18%	15 -> 0 -15, -100%	0	0
HYDRA	1301 -> 350 -951, -73%	1320	6 -> 25 +19, 317%	122 -> 120 -2, -2%	255 -> 6 -249, -98%	1950 -> 1350 -600, -31%	4200 -> 340 -3860, -92%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	99 -> 40 -59, -60%	0 -> 60 +60, -%	0	1
CHIMERA	1021 -> 350 -671, -66%	1420	5 -> 20 +15, 300%	144 -> 120 -24, -17%	58 -> 6 -52, -90%	1690 -> 1400 -290, -17%	3300 -> 340 -2960, -90%	34 -> 4 -30, -88%	65 -> 40 -25, -38%	34 -> 60 +26, 76%	0	1 -> 0 -1, -100%
ROUGH DANEK	420 -> 230 -190, -45%	1630 -> 1220 -410, -25%	8 -> 20 +12, 150%	121 -> 120 -1, -1%	68 -> 6 -62, -91%	821 -> 1351 +530, 65%	980 -> 360 -620, -63%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
MECHALID	2100 -> 230 -1870, -89%	6220 -> 1220 -5000, -80%	14 -> 20 +6, 43%	148 -> 120 -28, -19%	50 -> 6 -44, -88%	2351 -> 1351 -1000, -43%	8800 -> 360 -8440, -96%	4	75 -> 100 +25, 33%	25 -> 0 -25, -100%	0	0
STEEL KNIGHT	1100 -> 230 -870, -79%	3860 -> 1220 -2640, -68%	12 -> 20 +8, 67%	129 -> 120 -9, -7%	36 -> 6 -30, -83%	1800 -> 1351 -449, -25%	3860 -> 360 -3500, -91%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
BETTY JUNE	3000 -> 4500 +1500, 50%	7200 -> 8750 +1550, 22%	13 -> 19 +6, 46%	158 -> 0 -158, -100%	255 -> 100 -155, -61%	35000 -> 5210 -29790, -85%	80000 -> 13250 -66750, -83%	80 -> 4 -76, -95%	60 -> 100 +40, 67%	40 -> 0 -40, -100%	0	0
DRUID	560 -> 500 -60, -11%	1820	7 -> 30 +23, 329%	153 -> 125 -28, -18%	8 -> 6 -2, -25%	1130 -> 1470 +340, 30%	1400 -> 240 -1160, -83%	4	10 -> 100 +90, 900%	30 -> 0 -30, -100%	60 -> 0 -60, -100%	0
CONJURER	460 -> 500 +40, 9%	1820	6 -> 30 +24, 400%	139 -> 125 -14, -10%	3 -> 6 +3, 100%	1580 -> 1470 -110, -7%	2400 -> 240 -2160, -90%	100 -> 50 -50, -50%	15 -> 60 +45, 300%	85 -> 40 -45, -53%	0	0
GREEN DRAGON	1232 -> 800 -432, -35%	8200 -> 2204 -5996, -73%	11 -> 61 +50, 455%	115 -> 105 -10, -9%	6	5240 -> 2043 -3197, -61%	12800 -> 420 -12380, -97%	8 -> 50 +42, 525%	60 -> 50 -10, -17%	20 -> 50 +30, 150%	20 -> 0 -20, -100%	0
WYVERN	800 -> 220 -580, -72%	2960 -> 760 -2200, -74%	10 -> 23 +13, 130%	150 -> 86 -64, -43%	46 -> 6 -40, -87%	2380 -> 604 -1776, -75%	4940 -> 240 -4700, -95%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	0 -> 100 +100, -%	0	0	100 -> 0 -100, -100%
EVILEYE	611 -> 670 +59, 10%	1	15 -> 45 +30, 200%	105	6	2410 -> 4913 +2503, 104%	3820 -> 420 -3400, -89%	80 -> 4 -76, -95%	5 -> 10 +5, 100%	55 -> 65 +10, 18%	25	15 -> 0 -15, -100%
ASSAILER	1720 -> 640 -1080, -63%	4420 -> 1920 -2500, -57%	12 -> 30 +18, 150%	141 -> 140 -1, -1%	106 -> 6 -100, -94%	4160 -> 1760 -2400, -58%	4800 -> 400 -4400, -92%	80 -> 4 -76, -95%	10 -> 100 +90, 900%	90 -> 0 -90, -100%	0	0
DESTROYER	1921 -> 640 -1281, -67%	4750 -> 1920 -2830, -60%	10 -> 30 +20, 200%	140	86 -> 6 -80, -93%	5585 -> 1760 -3825, -68%	3800 -> 400 -3400, -89%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100	0	0	0
ARCH-CHIMERA	1630 -> 800 -830, -51%	3804 -> 2204 -1600, -42%	6 -> 61 +55, 917%	165 -> 105 -60, -36%	255 -> 6 -249, -98%	2843 -> 2043 -800, -28%	8920 -> 420 -8500, -95%	40 -> 4 -36, -90%	60 -> 50 -10, -17%	40 -> 50 +10, 25%	0	0
BLOOD DRAGON	1432 -> 800 -632, -44%	7204 -> 2204 -5000, -69%	11 -> 61 +50, 455%	129 -> 105 -24, -19%	46 -> 6 -40, -87%	9043 -> 2043 -7000, -77%	22500 -> 420 -22080, -98%	124 -> 4 -120, -97%	60 -> 50 -10, -17%	20 -> 50 +30, 150%	20 -> 0 -20, -100%	0
ARCH FIEND	3160 -> 500 -2660, -84%	4820 -> 1820 -3000, -62%	6 -> 30 +24, 400%	149 -> 125 -24, -16%	96 -> 6 -90, -94%	6470 -> 1470 -5000, -77%	9800 -> 240 -9560, -98%	200 -> 4 -196, -98%	30 -> 100 +70, 233%	50 -> 0 -50, -100%	0	20 -> 0 -20, -100%
BARON	2420 -> 500 -1920, -79%	5690 -> 1670 -4020, -71%	12 -> 30 +18, 150%	185 -> 125 -60, -32%	179 -> 6 -173, -97%	5425 -> 1425 -4000, -74%	4800 -> 380 -4420, -92%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100 -> 20 -80, -80%	0	0	0 -> 80 +80, -%
RAVAGER	2180 -> 500 -1680, -77%	4480 -> 1670 -2810, -63%	12 -> 30 +18, 150%	180 -> 125 -55, -31%	114 -> 6 -108, -95%	9825 -> 1425 -8400, -85%	1380 -> 380 -1000, -72%	100 -> 4 -96, -96%	1 -> 20 +19, 1900%	99 -> 0 -99, -100%	0	0 -> 80 +80, -%
GARTER ELITE	467 -> 500 +33, 7%	2970 -> 1670 -1300, -44%	8 -> 30 +22, 275%	142 -> 125 -17, -12%	255 -> 6 -249, -98%	2925 -> 1425 -1500, -51%	2800 -> 380 -2420, -86%	0 -> 4 +4, -%	20	0	0	80
ILLUSIONIST	456 -> 550 +94, 21%	1720	7 -> 25 +18, 257%	138 -> 125 -13, -9%	6	3250 -> 1450 -1800, -55%	1040 -> 240 -800, -77%	240 -> 50 -190, -79%	0 -> 20 +20, -%	75 -> 40 -35, -47%	15 -> 0 -15, -100%	10 -> 40 +30, 300%
ELECTRIC EYE	2333 -> 670 -1663, -71%	1	3 -> 45 +42, 1400%	150 -> 105 -45, -30%	16 -> 6 -10, -62%	4910 -> 4913 +3, 0%	310 -> 420 +110, 35%	100 -> 4 -96, -96%	0	75 -> 80 +5, 7%	20	5 -> 0 -5, -100%
GOLD DRAGON	4732 -> 800 -3932, -83%	8194 -> 2204 -5990, -73%	12 -> 55 +43, 358%	139 -> 105 -34, -24%	76 -> 6 -70, -92%	20500 -> 3000 -17500, -85%	8200 -> 1000 -7200, -88%	4	50	50	0	0
EVISERATER	2732 -> 850 -1882, -69%	11000 -> 2504 -8496, -77%	15 -> 65 +50, 333%	169 -> 115 -54, -32%	0	18043 -> 2043 -16000, -89%	4200 -> 420 -3780, -90%	4	50	50	0	0
THE KAISER	4300 -> 3300 -1000, -23%	8020 -> 2220 -5800, -72%	13 -> 15 +2, 15%	178 -> 0 -178, -100%	89 -> 10 -79, -89%	19000 -> 3000 -16000, -84%	3500	0 -> 4 +4, -%	100 -> 50 -50, -50%	0 -> 50 +50, -%	0	0
SA	1000 -> 1100 +100, 10%	5000	10	999	255	13570	4250	3	0	100	0	0
SADOUL	19000 -> 23500 +4500, 24%	17000 -> 15000 -2000, -12%	30 -> 16 -14, -47%	380 -> 180 -200, -53%	182 -> 188 +6, 3%	0	0	300	30 -> 20 -10, -33%	50 -> 55 +5, 10%	0 -> 10 +10, -%	20 -> 15 -5, -25%