Abbreviations used:

For the level section, HUM stands for Humanoid, PLA stands for Plant, MULT stands for Multipede, ROO stands for Root, BIRD stands for, well… bird.

For the OB/DB/PB sections, NO stands for None, AW stands for Awful, VB stands for Very bad, BA stands for Bad, PO stands for Poor, FA stands for Fair, AV stands for Average, GO stands for Good, VG stands for Very good, and SP stands for Superb.

For the alignment section, the following abbreviations are used:

Sent: You must have been sent to Arda to free it from the sorrows that weigh upon it.
Believer: You are a firm believer in the values of Right and Wrong.
Well-meaning: You are a well-meaning person, always glad to help your friends.
Balanced: You are a balanced individual with little concern for good or evil.
Beauty: You begin to find a form of beauty in others' pains.
Evil: You are evil, you could be a decent follower of Sauron.
Corrupted: You are totally corrupted by the Evilness of Morgoth!

For the Defense/Attacks sections, NORM stands for Normal, MAG stands for Magic (Use for perma-sancted mobs ONLY, please!), HOB stands for Hobbit, ANI stands for Animal, GIA stands for Giant.

Even an attempt to hit Saruman will result massive align loss

Interesting that Saruman doesn't have any eff vs flags from his eq. - Elemmire

I spent a fair bit of time organizing this list alphabetically - why is it organized by level now? Seems to me that if someone wants to find stats for a specific mob, they're not going to have much more than the mob's name to go on. Also, if you are going to simply remove information (i.e. removing Amanrandil's Anti-Spirit in Attacks/Defenses), please make a note of why in the edit summary - this information was from a VERY recent divination. Thanks. - Belamir

I removed Amanrandil's eff vs spirit both offensewise and defencewise as he doesn't have these flags. It is just his equipment which gives him these flags and he doesn't have the eq always. Same applies for Nagrorh who is type MAGIC only when sancted. Use MAG as type only for perma-sanced mobs, please. Don't worry Belamir, no1 is sabotaging your work. - Elestir

I thought mobs were not affected by worn equipment, period? - Belamir

They are ..some of them for sure .. I love to eq moria shaman he is way better with eq - Wojtek

Yeah, you thought wrong. Mobs are affected by all the flags. They just ignore the normal ob/pb/damage of the weapon they wield. What still matters though is effs/types on weapon but enchant probably doesn't give them more ob or damage. - Elestir

Interesting. What about armour? How does that affect mobs, when worn? - Belamir

Armour affects mobs in same way as players imo. At least the difference in using pounding weapons against metal-armoured mobs compared to the other weapon types is obvious. - Elestir

Please, include the -MAGIC -LIGHT -WOOD -SILVER defenses too for spirits who have them. Not all of the spirits have these flags. - Elestir

Some birds are NOBASH unless blind. - Elestir

1. huge stone giant (20) - good hps, good ob/damage, noisy, poor moves
2. mountain troll (20) - rescue, good hps, good ob/damage, sundeath, can bash doors, poor moves
3. mother eagle (19) - good defence/hps, good moves, good ob/damage, fly
4. orkish shaman (18) - good defence/hps, non-aggressive, hard to control, can use metal eq, poor moves
5. lithe orc (17) - good hps, not agg to darkies, poor defence, good rescue and bash, can use metal eq, decent moves
6. animated uruk (17) - good hps, poor defence, good rescue and bash, decent moves
7. huge troll (17) - very good hps, good damage, poor defence, very high wil and low sanc cap, poor moves, sundeath
8. raging bear (17) - very good rescue, good ob/damage, poor moves, poor defence, berserk (cant flee), non-aggressive to darkies
9. young ill-tempered stone giant (17) - good hps, good damage, poor defence, good rescue, average moves
10. ancient warg (16) - good hps, good moves, good ob/damage, bite, unique, source of plague, hard to control
11. warg pack-leader (16) - good hps, good ob/damage, good moves, unique
12. grim wolverine (16) - sneak, good moves
13. dark wraith (16) - rescue, incorporeal, notrack, sneak, hide, average moves, undead absorb
14. grizzly bear (15) - good damage, good hps
15. mountain lion (15) - bash, autobash, good ob/damage
16. tarantula (14) - climb, arachnia, bite, good ob/damage, can't give him stuff like canoe
17. thick tangle of dark vines (14) - good moves, arachnia, mediocre damage, rescue, cannot be slept/blinded
18. thief [lurks here] (14) - rescue, sneak, hide
19. great wild boar (12) - very good bash, known as bashpig
20. powerful lioness (12) - good rescue, non-aggressive
21. warhorse (11) - very good moves
22. hungry warg (11) - very good moves
23. troll bitch (11) - bash, sundeath, rescue
24. pack leader (11) - good ob, bite, low hp and defence, very good moves
25. thief [is here] (10) - steal, sneak, hide
26. powerful wisent (10) - non-aggressive, bash, noisy
27. malevolent bat (9) - good moves, fly, poor damage
28. ferocious warg (9) - rescue
29. young wisent (?) - non-aggressive, bash, noisy
30. cavern wing [leader] (?) - sneak, fly
31. cavern wing [follower] (?) - sneak, fly
32. a dwarf (?) - yells when he sees darkies enter his room
33. young mountain lion (near BM/GH) (?) - good moves, sneak, extra bonus claw attacks, non-aggressive

** Shadow strength is maxed out at a lev 21 corpse, thats the strongest possible shadow. Lev 20 corpse is weaker, 19 more so and so on until lev 16-17 corpse that is probably the lowest possible to raise. Level 20 corpse seems to be the minimum to make shadow into Dreadful Warg at Dol Guldur. Only humanoid mob corpses work for raisin shadows, i.e. for example orc prisoner doesnt, grey spider doesnt and so on, depending on its mobile type keyword.

1. Huge Olog-Hai Troll
2. Noc shaman GM?
3. Mother Troll
4. Huge bear - Large men beornings

1. Gumak?
2. Vicious Olog-Hai Troll
3. Huge Stone Giant
4. Noc orkish officer
5. Mountain troll

1. Crouched orc

1. Noc Kennel master
2. Gnarled orcs