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‎Known Subtypes

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‎Related Monsters

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‎Media

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 * Crypt Child
+* Dust Imp
+* Desiccated Imp
 ===Related Monsters===

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−	'''Are you looking for the [[Imp (lore)]]?''	+	''Are you looking for the [[Imp (lore)]]?''

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−	The '''Imp''' is a small humanoid [[demon]] found in the early dungeons of [[Act ~~One~~]].	+	'''Are you looking for the [[Imp (lore)]]?''
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		+	The '''Imp''' is a small humanoid [[demon]] found in the early dungeons of [[Act I]].

	These demons were first seen in a screenshot from the beta build, released in July 2011. These monsters are found in the early levels of Act One, and seem to fill much the same role that the {{iw\|Flayer Rat Men}} did in Diablo II; fast moving, small, creepy little ankle-biting demonic humanoids.		These demons were first seen in a screenshot from the beta build, released in July 2011. These monsters are found in the early levels of Act One, and seem to fill much the same role that the {{iw\|Flayer Rat Men}} did in Diablo II; fast moving, small, creepy little ankle-biting demonic humanoids.

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 <!--|name= Monstername-->
 |classif= Demons
-|family= Unknown
+|family= Imp
 |role= Melee swarmer
 |life= Low

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	There are no Imps in the previous games in the series, but they appear to be quite similar in appearance and function to the Rat Men, who were a subtype of the {{iw\|Flayer Flayer monsters}}, which were found all through the jungles of Act Three. Rat Men were weaker versions of Flayers, given a brownish color to make them harder to see in the dark levels of the Catacombs, which they infested in the later levels of Act One.		There are no Imps in the previous games in the series, but they appear to be quite similar in appearance and function to the Rat Men, who were a subtype of the {{iw\|Flayer Flayer monsters}}, which were found all through the jungles of Act Three. Rat Men were weaker versions of Flayers, given a brownish color to make them harder to see in the dark levels of the Catacombs, which they infested in the later levels of Act One.

−	Like the Rat Men, Imps are small unarmored humanoids that move quickly and attack in packs. Unlike Rat Men and other types of Flayers, the Crypt Children are not armed with massive butcher knives.	+	Like the Rat Men, Imps are small unarmored humanoids that move quickly and attack in packs. Unlike Rat Men and other types of Flayers, the Crypt Children are not armed with massive butcher knives. Imps are not to be confused with the demon imps of Act 5 of Diablo 2.

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	* [[Grotesque]]		* [[Grotesque]]
−	When these bloated abominations are killed, they erupt, releasing three Imps.	+	When some of these bloated abominations are killed, they erupt, releasing three Imps.

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 ==Media==
-The Imp has only appeared in one screenshot to date, and has not been featured in any concept art.
+The Imp has appeared in the beta in the various tombs and the [[Cathedral]]. The imp has not been featured in any concept art.
 * [http://www.diii.net/gallery/ Diablo 3 screenshots and pictures]
 * [http://diablo.incgamers.com/gallery/search.php?keywords=Imp&cat=all&x=0&y=0 Imp gallery search]

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-==Lore==
+===Lore===
 Demons have been known to devour their own young when no other nourishment is available. Their offspring, the imps, sometimes manage to flee and band together with other demonspawn. They rove in vicious packs, ready to descend upon the unwary traveler and rip his body to shreds with their tiny, needle-sharp teeth.
 <div style="text-align:right;">Deckard Cain</div>

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-==Diablo III Monster==
+The '''Imp''' is a small humanoid [[demon]] found in the early dungeons of [[Act One]].
 {{Monsterbox
 |game= Diablo III
-|portrait=
+|portrait= Crypt-child-sml.jpg
-|portrait-width=
+|portrait-width= 111px
-|name= Wood Wraiths
+<!--|name= Monstername-->
 |classif= Demons
-|family=
+|family= Unknown
-|role=
+|role= Melee swarmer
-|life=
+|life= Low
-|mana=
+|mana= None
-|armor=
+|armor= Light
 |resist= Unknown
-|armament=
+|armament= Claws and teeth
 |dps= Unknown
 |dmg_low= Unknown
 |dmg_high= Unknown
-|range=
+|range= [[Melee]]
-|speed=
+|speed= Fast
-|movement=
+|movement= Fast
-|modifier=
+|modifier= None
-|spells=
+|spells= None
-|found=
+|found= [[Tristram Cathedral]]<br>[[Forgotten Tombs]]
 }}
-<div style="clear:both;"></div>
+</div>
 ==Lore==
 Demons have been known to devour their own young when no other nourishment is available. Their offspring, the imps, sometimes manage to flee and band together with other demonspawn. They rove in vicious packs, ready to descend upon the unwary traveler and rip his body to shreds with their tiny, needle-sharp teeth.
 <div style="text-align:right;">Deckard Cain</div>
 {{Monster navbox|demon}}