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	== How they are shown ==		== How they are shown ==

	~~Because~~ the ~~client can~~'~~t load~~ the ~~file~~, the server (~~RG_Server_New,~~ <code>RG_World_Entity.Create_Borrowed</code>) ~~sends~~ each row as '''the loaded monster whose model it borrows''' (Dogof XVII as Linezep 64/26, Dogof II as Gorkeid 65/19, and so on), and keeps the row's own life, attack, exp and drop. On the client they therefore look, are named and move exactly like that monster.		By default the server (RG_Server_New, <code>RG_World_Entity.Create_Human</code>) sends each row as a '''human''', the same way as the [[Monsters (72.dat)\|72.dat]] enemies: a player character (dat 1/2 player body) with the row's Korean and English names and the Player Attack bit set. The rows have no player gear, so they wear the empty slots, bare hands (22,1) and No armor (31,1), and are male (col5 = 0). They still hit with their 62.dat attack record (OFC 200) and keep their own life, DEF, exp and drop.

			Optionally (<code>Borrowed_Model_Dats</code>), the server (<code>RG_World_Entity.Create_Borrowed</code>) can instead send each row as '''the loaded monster whose model it borrows''' (Dogof XVII as Linezep 64/26, Dogof II as Gorkeid 65/19, and so on), and keeps the row's own life, attack, exp and drop. On the client they therefore look, are named and move exactly like that monster.

	One catch: the client rolls a player's damage against '''its own record''' of the shown monster, and the Zep stones have DEF 10000-30000. A player attacking a Linezep-looking Dogof would see ~0 damage numbers. So for these the server ignores the client's number and rolls the hit itself against the 71.dat DEF. Onlookers see the real number; the attacker's own number is still the client's.		One catch: the client rolls a player's damage against '''its own record''' of the shown monster, and the Zep stones have DEF 10000-30000. A player attacking a Linezep-looking Dogof would see ~0 damage numbers. So for these the server ignores the client's number and rolls the hit itself against the 71.dat DEF. Onlookers see the real number; the attacker's own number is still the client's.

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Summarize the gangs and Dogof's history from cpt71.txt (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	== Who they are ==		== Who they are ==

	<code>cpt71.txt</code> ~~is empty~~, ~~but~~ the ~~gang is described elsewhere~~ in the ~~data~~.		Each row has its own description in <code>cpt71.txt</code> ([[#Descriptions]]): the leaders run bandit gangs of their own (the Night Watch, the Jeokjon Band, the Gany Band, the Sound Barriers, the Blue Eagles, the Godon Air Force, the Mondes Band, the Law of the Outlaws, the Explosive Army, the Smile Band), and every Dogof claims to be the heir of the original Dogof. The rest of the data fills in the story.

			'''Dogof's history''' (<code>cpt71.txt</code>/<code>cpt72.txt</code>): the original Dogof was a great thief who shook the world some 30 years ago. He founded a bandit nation on Mt. Iraman until the three generals of present-day Gratz destroyed it, and Dogof disappeared.

	'''The Dogof legend.''' Townspeople in the NPC dialogue (<code>npcdata/menu</code> 5-220, 5-230, 5-231, 74-18) say Dogof was a legendary, heroic bandit who once destroyed an evil bandit gang on his own. Nowadays every bandit calls himself "Dogof the Nth" ("they've no individuality at all"), and the traditional bandits of Mt. Iraman (이라맨 산) are led by Dogof XVII. The 36.dat charms tell the same story: each is "a charm once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world".		'''The Dogof legend.''' Townspeople in the NPC dialogue (<code>npcdata/menu</code> 5-220, 5-230, 5-231, 74-18) say Dogof was a legendary, heroic bandit who once destroyed an evil bandit gang on his own. Nowadays every bandit calls himself "Dogof the Nth" ("they've no individuality at all"), and the traditional bandits of Mt. Iraman (이라맨 산) are led by Dogof XVII. The 36.dat charms tell the same story: each is "a charm once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world".

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	* '''Borrowed models.''' Every row's model (col24) belongs to another monster. <code>Mn31_02</code>/<code>Mn31_03</code> are ''Linezep''/''Scrazep'' (64.dat 26/27, the Zep stones), and <code>Mn32_01</code> is ''Gorkeid'' (65.dat 19). No row has a model of its own.		* '''Borrowed models.''' Every row's model (col24) belongs to another monster. <code>Mn31_02</code>/<code>Mn31_03</code> are ''Linezep''/''Scrazep'' (64.dat 26/27, the Zep stones), and <code>Mn32_01</code> is ''Gorkeid'' (65.dat 19). No row has a model of its own.
	* '''Placeholder stats.''' Only ''Dogof XVII'' (Life 960, DEF 80, AGL 300, Exp 80) and ''Great Gets'' (Life 2520, DEF 90, AGL 380, Exp 540) look tuned. Most of the rest carry Life 200 / Exp 9999 / all stats 0. Four (''Unforgiven Gany'', ''Dadas the Speed'', ''Darkprince Doran'', ''Macho Mondes'') have the "unbeatable" block Life 9989 / DEF 999 / AGL 999.		* '''Placeholder stats.''' Only ''Dogof XVII'' (Life 960, DEF 80, AGL 300, Exp 80) and ''Great Gets'' (Life 2520, DEF 90, AGL 380, Exp 540) look tuned. Most of the rest carry Life 200 / Exp 9999 / all stats 0. Four (''Unforgiven Gany'', ''Dadas the Speed'', ''Darkprince Doran'', ''Macho Mondes'') have the "unbeatable" block Life 9989 / DEF 999 / AGL 999.
	* '''~~No descriptions~~''' in <code>cpt71.txt</code>.		* '''Untranslated text.''' <code>cpt71.txt</code> has full Korean descriptions, but the English half of every line was left as <code>0</code>.
	* '''The Dogof's Charm set.''' The game has 19 numbered charms (36.dat 123-141), each "once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world". 71.dat holds the droppers of charms 2-12 and 14-18. Charm 1 is ''The Great Dogof'', and charms 13 and 19 are dropped by humans in [[Monsters (72.dat)\|72.dat]]. Two items are misnamed: 140 (''Dugom's fang'', dropped by Dogof XVIII) and 141 (''Manaha's fang'') are described as Dogof's charms 18 and 19. Together this suggests a planned collect-the-charms hunt across the Dogof line that was never finished.		* '''The Dogof's Charm set.''' The game has 19 numbered charms (36.dat 123-141), each "once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world". 71.dat holds the droppers of charms 2-12 and 14-18. Charm 1 is ''The Great Dogof'', and charms 13 and 19 are dropped by humans in [[Monsters (72.dat)\|72.dat]]. Two items are misnamed: 140 (''Dugom's fang'', dropped by Dogof XVIII) and 141 (''Manaha's fang'') are described as Dogof's charms 18 and 19. Together this suggests a planned collect-the-charms hunt across the Dogof line that was never finished.

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	'''Monsters (71.dat)''' documents the 26 records in <code>71.dat</code>: the '''named leaders of the Dogof thieves'''. They are the descendants ''Dogof II'' to ''Dogof XVIII'', plus gang members such as ''Great Gets'', ''Chomban the Cask'', ''Unforgiven Gany'', ''Dadas the Speed'', ''Darkprince Doran'', ''Macho Mondes'', ''Blue Vulture Muo'', ''Adow the Faith'', ''Exploder Eidun'' and ''Morni''. It is a record-type-9 monster file (32-column stat line)~~, and~~ <code>cpt71.txt</code> has ~~no flavor text (~~every ~~line~~ is <code>0</code>).		'''Monsters (71.dat)''' documents the 26 records in <code>71.dat</code>: the '''named leaders of the Dogof thieves'''. They are the descendants ''Dogof II'' to ''Dogof XVIII'', plus gang members such as ''Great Gets'', ''Chomban the Cask'', ''Unforgiven Gany'', ''Dadas the Speed'', ''Darkprince Doran'', ''Macho Mondes'', ''Blue Vulture Muo'', ''Adow the Faith'', ''Exploder Eidun'' and ''Morni''. It is a record-type-9 monster file (32-column stat line). <code>cpt71.txt</code> has a Korean description for every row; its English half is <code>0</code> throughout (see [[#Descriptions]]).

	'''71.dat is not loaded by the client.''' Like [[Monsters (72.dat)\|72.dat]], it has no slot in <code>rg.exe</code>'s dat table (<code>TextFile_Dat_FileNum_to_value</code> @ <code>0x00485760</code>), and an entity sent as dat 71 crashes the client. Unlike 72.dat, its rows are ordinary monsters: 62.dat attack records (col8/col9 and col12/col13), a 61.dat body record (col25/col26), and a second appearance row (col10 = 365).		'''71.dat is not loaded by the client.''' Like [[Monsters (72.dat)\|72.dat]], it has no slot in <code>rg.exe</code>'s dat table (<code>TextFile_Dat_FileNum_to_value</code> @ <code>0x00485760</code>), and an entity sent as dat 71 crashes the client. Unlike 72.dat, its rows are ordinary monsters: 62.dat attack records (col8/col9 and col12/col13), a 61.dat body record (col25/col26), and a second appearance row (col10 = 365).

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 * '''No descriptions''' in <code>cpt71.txt</code>.
 * '''The Dogof's Charm set.''' The game has 19 numbered charms (36.dat 123-141), each "once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world". 71.dat holds the droppers of charms 2-12 and 14-18. Charm 1 is ''The Great Dogof'', and charms 13 and 19 are dropped by humans in [[Monsters (72.dat)|72.dat]]. Two items are misnamed: 140 (''Dugom's fang'', dropped by Dogof XVIII) and 141 (''Manaha's fang'') are described as Dogof's charms 18 and 19. Together this suggests a planned collect-the-charms hunt across the Dogof line that was never finished.
 == How they are shown ==

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	* '''The Dogof's Charm set.''' The game has 19 numbered charms (36.dat 123-141), each "once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world". 71.dat holds the droppers of charms 2-12 and 14-18. Charm 1 is ''The Great Dogof'', and charms 13 and 19 are dropped by humans in [[Monsters (72.dat)\|72.dat]]. Two items are misnamed: 140 (''Dugom's fang'', dropped by Dogof XVIII) and 141 (''Manaha's fang'') are described as Dogof's charms 18 and 19. Together this suggests a planned collect-the-charms hunt across the Dogof line that was never finished.		* '''The Dogof's Charm set.''' The game has 19 numbered charms (36.dat 123-141), each "once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world". 71.dat holds the droppers of charms 2-12 and 14-18. Charm 1 is ''The Great Dogof'', and charms 13 and 19 are dropped by humans in [[Monsters (72.dat)\|72.dat]]. Two items are misnamed: 140 (''Dugom's fang'', dropped by Dogof XVIII) and 141 (''Manaha's fang'') are described as Dogof's charms 18 and 19. Together this suggests a planned collect-the-charms hunt across the Dogof line that was never finished.

	Because the client can't load the file, a server ~~could only show these~~ as ~~one of~~ the ~~monsters~~ whose model ~~they borrow~~ (~~for example, sending~~ Dogof XVII as Linezep 64/26 ~~with 71.dat~~'s ~~stats)~~. ~~They would then~~ look exactly like that monster.		== How they are shown ==

			Because the client can't load the file, the server (RG_Server_New, <code>RG_World_Entity.Create_Borrowed</code>) sends each row as '''the loaded monster whose model it borrows''' (Dogof XVII as Linezep 64/26, Dogof II as Gorkeid 65/19, and so on), and keeps the row's own life, attack, exp and drop. On the client they therefore look, are named and move exactly like that monster.

			One catch: the client rolls a player's damage against '''its own record''' of the shown monster, and the Zep stones have DEF 10000-30000. A player attacking a Linezep-looking Dogof would see ~0 damage numbers. So for these the server ignores the client's number and rolls the hit itself against the 71.dat DEF. Onlookers see the real number; the attacker's own number is still the client's.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

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'''Monsters (71.dat)''' documents the 26 records in <code>71.dat</code>: the '''named leaders of the Dogof thieves'''. They are the descendants ''Dogof II'' to ''Dogof XVIII'', plus gang members such as ''Great Gets'', ''Chomban the Cask'', ''Unforgiven Gany'', ''Dadas the Speed'', ''Darkprince Doran'', ''Macho Mondes'', ''Blue Vulture Muo'', ''Adow the Faith'', ''Exploder Eidun'' and ''Morni''. It is a record-type-9 monster file (32-column stat line), and <code>cpt71.txt</code> has no flavor text (every line is <code>0</code>).

'''71.dat is not loaded by the client.''' Like [[Monsters (72.dat)|72.dat]], it has no slot in <code>rg.exe</code>'s dat table (<code>TextFile_Dat_FileNum_to_value</code> @ <code>0x00485760</code>), and an entity sent as dat 71 crashes the client. Unlike 72.dat, its rows are ordinary monsters: 62.dat attack records (col8/col9 and col12/col13), a 61.dat body record (col25/col26), and a second appearance row (col10 = 365).

== A work-in-progress file ==

Everything points to these being '''unfinished bosses''':
* '''Borrowed models.''' Every row's model (col24) belongs to another monster. <code>Mn31_02</code>/<code>Mn31_03</code> are ''Linezep''/''Scrazep'' (64.dat 26/27, the Zep stones), and <code>Mn32_01</code> is ''Gorkeid'' (65.dat 19). No row has a model of its own.
* '''Placeholder stats.''' Only ''Dogof XVII'' (Life 960, DEF 80, AGL 300, Exp 80) and ''Great Gets'' (Life 2520, DEF 90, AGL 380, Exp 540) look tuned. Most of the rest carry Life 200 / Exp 9999 / all stats 0. Four (''Unforgiven Gany'', ''Dadas the Speed'', ''Darkprince Doran'', ''Macho Mondes'') have the "unbeatable" block Life 9989 / DEF 999 / AGL 999.
* '''No descriptions''' in <code>cpt71.txt</code>.
* '''The Dogof's Charm set.''' The game has 19 numbered charms (36.dat 123-141), each "once owned by Dogof the Nth, a descendant of the great Dogof the Thief who at one time was the cause of great disruption in the world". 71.dat holds the droppers of charms 2-12 and 14-18. Charm 1 is ''The Great Dogof'', and charms 13 and 19 are dropped by humans in [[Monsters (72.dat)|72.dat]]. Two items are misnamed: 140 (''Dugom's fang'', dropped by Dogof XVIII) and 141 (''Manaha's fang'') are described as Dogof's charms 18 and 19. Together this suggests a planned collect-the-charms hunt across the Dogof line that was never finished.

Because the client can't load the file, a server could only show these as one of the monsters whose model they borrow (for example, sending Dogof XVII as Linezep 64/26 with 71.dat's stats). They would then look exactly like that monster.

== Overview ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! # !! Name !! Korean !! Model (borrowed from) !! Life !! DEF !! AGL !! Exp !! Drops !! ID
|-
| 1 || Dogof XVII || 도고프１７세 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 960 || 80 || 300 || 80 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#17]] || 71,1
|-
| 2 || Great Gets || 게츠의 큰형 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 2520 || 90 || 380 || 540 || — || 71,2
|-
| 3 || Chomban The Cask || 배불뚝이 촘반 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 1300 || — || 71,3
|-
| 4 || Dogof XVIII || 도고프１８세 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dugom's fang]] || 71,4
|-
| 5 || Unforgiven Gany || 용서 없는 게니 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 9989 || 999 || 999 || 9999 || — || 71,5
|-
| 6 || Dadas The Speed || 스피드의 다다스 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 9989 || 999 || 999 || 9999 || — || 71,6
|-
| 7 || Blue Vulture Muo || 파란매의 무오 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || — || 71,7
|-
| 8 || Darkprince Doran || 잔혹자 도란 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 9989 || 999 || 999 || 9999 || — || 71,8
|-
| 9 || Macho Mondes || 수완가 몬데스 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 9989 || 999 || 999 || 9999 || — || 71,9
|-
| 10 || Dogof II || 도고프２세 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#2]] || 71,10
|-
| 11 || Dogof III || 도고프３세 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#3]] || 71,11
|-
| 12 || Dogof IV || 도고프４세 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#4]] || 71,12
|-
| 13 || Dogof V || 도고프５세 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#5]] || 71,13
|-
| 14 || Dogof VI || 도고프６세 || <code>Mn32_01</code> — Gorkeid (65,19) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#6]] || 71,14
|-
| 15 || Dogof VII || 도고프７세 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#7]] || 71,15
|-
| 16 || Dogof VIII || 도고프８세 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#8]] || 71,16
|-
| 17 || Dogof IX || 도고프９세 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#9]] || 71,17
|-
| 18 || Dogof X || 도고프１０세 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#10]] || 71,18
|-
| 19 || Dogof XI || 도고프１１세 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#11]] || 71,19
|-
| 20 || Dogof XII || 도고프１２세 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#12]] || 71,20
|-
| 21 || Dogof XIV || 도고프１４세 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 80 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#14]] || 71,21
|-
| 22 || Dogof XV || 도고프１５세 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 80 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#15]] || 71,22
|-
| 23 || Dogof XVI || 도고프１６세 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 80 || [[Monster items|Dogof's Charm#16]] || 71,23
|-
| 24 || Adow the Faith || 신념의 애드 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 80 || — || 71,24
|-
| 25 || Exploder Eidun || 폭발 에이둔 || <code>Mn31_02</code> — Linezep (64,26) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 80 || — || 71,25
|-
| 26 || Morni || 모니 || <code>Mn31_03</code> — Scrazep (64,27) || 200 || 0 || 0 || 9999 || — || 71,26
|}

== Raw record data ==

The full 32-column stat line for each record, exactly as stored. See [[Monsters (65.dat)#Record columns]] for the column map.

<pre>
idx name | full record line
1 Dogof_XVII | 71 1 36 139 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 80 300 300 960 80 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
2 Great_Gets | 71 2 0 0 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 90 380 400 2520 540 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
3 Chomban_The_Cask | 71 3 0 0 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 1300 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
4 Dogof_XVIII | 71 4 36 140 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
5 Unforgiven_Gany | 71 5 0 0 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 999 999 999 9989 9999 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
6 Dadas_The_Speed | 71 6 0 0 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 999 999 999 9989 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
7 Blue_Vulture_Muo | 71 7 0 0 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
8 Darkprince_Doran | 71 8 0 0 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 999 999 999 9989 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
9 Macho_Mondes | 71 9 0 0 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 999 999 999 9989 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
10 Dogof_II | 71 10 36 124 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
11 Dogof_III | 71 11 36 125 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
12 Dogof_IV | 71 12 36 126 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
13 Dogof_V | 71 13 36 127 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
14 Dogof_VI | 71 14 36 128 0 1 609 62 182 365 0 62 183 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 323 61 96 1 1 2 392 48 85
15 Dogof_VII | 71 15 36 129 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
16 Dogof_VIII | 71 16 36 130 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
17 Dogof_IX | 71 17 36 131 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
18 Dogof_X | 71 18 36 132 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
19 Dogof_XI | 71 19 36 133 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
20 Dogof_XII | 71 20 36 134 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
21 Dogof_XIV | 71 21 36 136 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 80 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
22 Dogof_XV | 71 22 36 137 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 80 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
23 Dogof_XVI | 71 23 36 138 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 80 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
24 Adow_the_Faith | 71 24 0 0 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 80 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
25 Exploder_Eidun | 71 25 0 0 0 1 609 62 178 365 0 62 179 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 80 75 100 321 61 94 1 1 2 392 48 85
26 Morni | 71 26 0 0 0 1 609 62 180 365 0 62 181 367 0 0 0 0 0 200 9999 75 100 322 61 95 1 1 2 392 48 85
</pre>

== See also ==

* [[Monsters (72.dat)]]: the human enemies, including The Great Dogof and Dogof XIII/XIX
* [[Monsters (64.dat)]], [[Monsters (65.dat)]]: the Zep and Keid monsters whose models these rows borrow
* [[Monster items]]: the Dogof's Charm set (36.dat 123-141)
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