Some effects like that of Purifying The World or Hunting the Thousand allows investigators to place defeated non-Epic Monsters on them after a Combat Encounter. However, an effect that allows an investigator to "defeat" the Wraith will trigger the Wraith's effect. For example, discarding a Wraith will not allow an investigator to discard a Cursed. Although defeating a Monster causes it to be discarded, discarding a Monster will not trigger any effect that checks if a Monster is defeated. If a Monster's toughness is reduced to zero, it is defeated, even if it has not lost any Health. After the Combat Encounter, if the Monster has not been defeated and there are no other effect that move it elsewhere, it stays in its current space.Encounter the Monster even though it could be in another space already.Spawn the Monster on the active investigator's space.If an effect says to "spawn a Monster on your space and immediately encounter it" and the drew Monster has a effect that moves it elsewhere, a Mummy for example, resolve the situation as follow: Set aside Monsters cannot be spawned if all set aside Monsters of the named type are on the game board. Monsters cannot be spawned from the Monster cup if the Monster cup is empty. If the Monster has the icon, look at the back of the Monster token and resolve its effect immediately after spawning it (for example, "When this Monster is spawned, move it to The Heart of Africa"). When an effect spawns a Monster, draw one random Monster token from the Monster cup and place it on the space indicated by the effect. Epic Monsters are more dangerous but can only be spawned under specific circumstances. There are 2 types of Monster: non-Epic (normal) and Epic Monster. Investigators defeat them through Combat Encounter, using effects of Assets, Artifacts and Spells, or through encounters. They are spawned primarily from Gates, but also from encounters and Mythos. A Monster is a type of adversary that investigators have to overcome in the course of the game.
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