Throughout the game, you will find various portals to optional levels. Regardless, if you're unfamiliar, you should check them out with x v in order to see their abilities. A D:2 Sigmund receives his title of "Dreaded" for good reason! Other extremely scary uniques are Grinder (who can paralyze you, meaning you'll take many enemy attacks while you have no EV) and Ijyb (who always spawns with a wand). More often than not, they'll stand out from the crowd - in a way that'll most likely get you killed. Unique monsters always have a name, and can only spawn once per game. However, there's a few unmentioned monsters which are very dangerous to face. For example: An ordinary, average HP melee fighter won't find much difficulty with centaurs, if they hide behind walls in order to restrict your reciprocal line of sight. Depending on your character build, you might find some of these threats unamusing. Of course, there'll be threats everywhere, but these are some of the early highlights. You'll either need to face them in melee (where they won't fire at you anymore), or otherwise use an item to ease the situation. They outrun you while pelting arrows from range. Thankfully, they attack slowly - if they've swung, you will gain space against them.
Dealing up to 39 damage per melee hit thanks to their giant clubs, Ogres can easily 1-shot or 2-shot players.
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Even if you are a stronger combo, fighting a full orc pack with a priest isn't a good idea. Low-HP species will be perennially afraid, as priests can smite for up to 17 damage per turn as long as they can see you. Orc priests are 'in-depth' along with orc bands from D:3 onwards, though out of depth spawns can reach even into D:2.And you most likely won't want to deal with orc wizards or especially orc priests (detailed below) yet. You don't want to be skewered by 3 spear-wielding gnolls, hitting you from afar, all at once. Gnolls and even orcs can form bands, or large groups. If absolutely necessary, drink potions and hope for a potion of curing or other threat-ending consumable. Adders are surprisingly difficult their poison can catch up extremely quickly. The threat of fast enemies persists, this time being adders. Even as a tough brute, you'll want to always limit monster interactions to one at a time. Thankfully, you won't have to fight any uniques or gnoll packs just yet. Physically weaker characters (those not of a Warrior start) have to beware of fast threats, namely jackals and quokkas, as you can't retreat from them. While the first floor is the simplest, it isn't something to be taken lightly. It is perfectly fine to partially skip a dangerous level and come back later if you want to. The uniques and other "local bullies" don't. You get more powerful over the course of the game. Remember, you're under no obligation to kill the monsters now. If you do decide to take on a threat, isolate it and use any tricks at your disposal - ranged weapons, spells, wands, throwing weapons, and more. The first levels are rather simple, but there are a few notable threats. As the game starts, you'll find yourself in the Dungeon.
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