# Bestiary

The **Bestiary System** is an essential feature that provides players with detailed information about the creatures encountered in the game. Through this system, users can unlock vital stats such as a creature's **strength**, **HP**, **experience**, **location**, and **loot drops**. Each entry in the Bestiary is progressively unlocked as you defeat different monsters, providing valuable insights and rewards.

In addition to tracking standard mobs, the Bestiary includes a **kill counter** for each creature, allowing you to track your progress and mastery of different enemies. It also has a special counter for **elite monsters**, tracking kills for each elite tier you encounter.

Moreover, the Bestiary serves as a key mechanic for unlocking the chance to spawn **1-star**, **2-star**, and **3-star elite monsters**. As you complete various stages of the Bestiary, the chance to summon these elite creatures unlocks, offering both challenging fights and exclusive loot. This makes the Bestiary a crucial aspect of your adventure, enhancing your experience and progression throughout the game.

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Before you've faced a creature at least once, its entry will appear with a **question mark (?)**, indicating that the creature's details are unknown. Once you defeat the creature, the entry will be unlocked, revealing all the relevant information.

#### Bestiary Tracker

Additionally, the **Bestiary Tracker** is a useful tool that helps you keep track of your kills as you progress through the game. It provides a quick overview of your kill count for each mob without the need to open the Bestiary every time. This feature allows you to monitor your progress directly and makes it easier to follow your journey.

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