Very intelligent monsters that change AI modes based on their current situation. Different ZSpecOps can be made with different weapons, with different weighted behavior.

If you want to make a new ZSpecOps, contact Ghastly on the forums.

Has an almost-perfectly-accurate, instant attack. Doesn't do a lot of damage and doesn't shoot often, but can wear down the player's health at longer ranges.

An imp-strength, melee-only monster with the ability to teleport towards the player. Behavior can be extended through arguments set in the editor.

A weak swarm monster that charges at the target. Can also sacrifice itself to revive a nearby dead monster.

A quiet, flying monster that shoots homing fireballs. Also has a chance to move faster. Not very dangerous on its own, but can sneak up on you very easily.

A weak melee monster meant to swarm the player. Has a small leap attack. Also has a state that can be activated with SetActorState to help ambush the player and provide ambience.

A very powerful zombie. Not much health, but can almost instantly kill an unwary player close up. Almost useless at long-range. Requires careful placement so it isn't useless and isn't cheap.

An ordinary imp that throws the far-more-damaging Baron of Hell fireballs.

A very simple monster: Runs towards the player and explodes. Doesn't have much health, and explodes when killed as well.

An Imp variant with no projectile attack. Bit more health than the Imp, but just as slow and can only melee. Requires careful placement to be dangerous.

Much like the Soul Harvester in difficulty and attacks. However, when killed, it releases a ghost that fades after a short time, but can sacrifice itself to resurrect another dead monster.

An imp-difficulty monster with aggressively-homing fireballs, but has a long animation before firing. They make decent snipers.