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Jal-Zek

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Jal-Zek are the Inferno's variant of the Fight Cave's Ket-Zek. They attack with powerful Magic and Melee attacks, and are the third strongest monster in the Inferno. Jal-Zeks have a unique ability where they can revive a defeated monster in the same round they appear in. Each monster can only be revived once and with half health. Even so, it's usually better to kill the lower-leveled monsters first, as they can still hit hard and have much lower Defence and hitpoints than Jal-Zek. The revived monsters respawn near the center of the arena, which is often a more favourable position. Jal-Zek will only use its respawn mechanic while in combat.

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Jal-Zek are the Inferno's variant of the Fight Cave's Ket-Zek. They attack with powerful Magic and Melee attacks, and are the third strongest monster in the Inferno. Jal-Zeks have a unique ability where they can revive a defeated monster in the same round they appear in. Each monster can only be revived once and with half health. Even so, it's usually better to kill the lower-leveled monsters first, as they can still hit hard and have much lower Defence and hitpoints than Jal-Zek. The revived monsters respawn near the center of the arena, which is often a more favourable position. Jal-Zek will only use its respawn mechanic while in combat. Note: After reviving one of its companions, Jal-Zeks can be rather unreliable, as they might try to melee the player for 1-4 game ticks, regardless of the player's position. When playing the Inferno, players are advised to run into a safe position in order to regain control of the Jal-Zek's attack pattern.