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	* All values are listed by difficulty level: '''Normal / Nightmare / Hell.'''		* All values are listed by difficulty level: '''Normal / Nightmare / Hell.'''
			== Statistics ==
	=Statistics=

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			== Offense ==

	=Offense=

	Griswold is always [[Monster_Modifiers#Cursed\|Cursed]]. He gains 1 random modifier on Nightmare and 2 on Hell.		Griswold is always [[Monster_Modifiers#Cursed\|Cursed]]. He gains 1 random modifier on Nightmare and 2 on Hell.
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			== Defenses ==
	=Defenses=

	Like all SuperUniques, Griswold does not regenerate hit points.		Like all SuperUniques, Griswold does not regenerate hit points.
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			== Resistances ==

	=Resistances=

	* Resistances over 99% are listed as immunities and monsters will take no damage from that type of attack.		* Resistances over 99% are listed as immunities and monsters will take no damage from that type of attack.
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			== Locations ==

	=Locations=

	All SuperUniques (except for [[Uber Diablo]]) are found in roughly the same location every game, on all three difficulty levels. (Except for the [[Uber Monsters]] who are only found on Hell Difficulty.)		All SuperUniques (except for [[Uber Diablo]]) are found in roughly the same location every game, on all three difficulty levels. (Except for the [[Uber Monsters]] who are only found on Hell Difficulty.)

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			[[Image:Mon-griswold01.jpg\|frame\|left]]
	{{Monster navbox\|{{Monstertype}}\|{{Undead}}\|{{SuperUniques}}}}Griswold is [[Undead]].		{{Monster navbox\|{{Monstertype}}\|{{Undead}}\|{{SuperUniques}}}}Griswold is [[Undead]].

	~~[[Image:Mon-griswold01.jpg\|frame\|left]]~~Griswold is found in [[Tristram]], appropriately enough. He is not a quest monster and need not be killed, though he's usually popped off by players while they're in Tristram to rescue Cain.		Griswold is found in [[Tristram]], appropriately enough. He is not a quest monster and need not be killed, though he's usually popped off by players while they're in Tristram to rescue Cain.

	Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in ''Diablo I'', and his hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered (by [[Bill Roper]]) in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the first game. Griswold doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but his appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I, is a nice bit of plot continuity.		Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in ''Diablo I'', and his hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered (by [[Bill Roper]]) in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the first game. Griswold doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but his appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I, is a nice bit of plot continuity.
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	~~[[Image:Mon-griswold01.jpg~~\|~~frame]]~~Griswold is [[Undead]].		{{Monster navbox\|{{Monstertype}}\|{{Undead}}\|{{SuperUniques}}}}Griswold is [[Undead]].

	Griswold is found in [[Tristram]], appropriately enough. He is not a quest monster and need not be killed, though he's usually popped off by players while they're in Tristram to rescue Cain.		[[Image:Mon-griswold01.jpg\|frame\|left]]Griswold is found in [[Tristram]], appropriately enough. He is not a quest monster and need not be killed, though he's usually popped off by players while they're in Tristram to rescue Cain.

	Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in ''Diablo I'', and his hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered (by [[Bill Roper]]) in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the first game. Griswold doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but his appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I, is a nice bit of plot continuity.		Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in ''Diablo I'', and his hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered (by [[Bill Roper]]) in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the first game. Griswold doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but his appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I, is a nice bit of plot continuity.

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Offense

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	=Offense=		=Offense=

	Griswold is always [ [Monster_Modifiers#Cursed\|Cursed]]. He gains 1 random modifier on Nightmare and 2 on Hell.		Griswold is always [[Monster_Modifiers#Cursed\|Cursed]]. He gains 1 random modifier on Nightmare and 2 on Hell.

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	=Defenses=		=Defenses=

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	[[Image:Mon-griswold01.jpg\|frame]]Griswold is [[Undead]].		[[Image:Mon-griswold01.jpg\|frame]]Griswold is [[Undead]].

	Griswold is found in [ [Tristram]], appropriately enough. He is not a quest monster and need not be killed, though he's usually popped off by players while they're in Tristram to rescue Cain.		Griswold is found in [[Tristram]], appropriately enough. He is not a quest monster and need not be killed, though he's usually popped off by players while they're in Tristram to rescue Cain.

	Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in ''Diablo I'', and his hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered (by [[Bill Roper]]) in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the first game. Griswold doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but his appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I, is a nice bit of plot continuity.		Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in ''Diablo I'', and his hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered (by [[Bill Roper]]) in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the first game. Griswold doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but his appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I, is a nice bit of plot continuity.

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	* All values listed correspond to the difficulty levels: '''Normal / Nightmare / Hell'''		* All values listed correspond to the difficulty levels: '''Normal / Nightmare / Hell'''

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	[[Image:Mon-griswald.gif\|frame]]Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in Tristram, the only town area in Diablo I. His hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the game. (Voice by Bill Roper.) He doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but makes an appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I.		[[Image:Mon-griswald.gif\|frame]]Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in Tristram, the only town area in Diablo I. His hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the game. (Voice by Bill Roper.) He doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but makes an appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I.

	Griswold is slow of foot, but can take a lot of damage, and hits quite hard, especially when characters are handicapped by the Amplify Damage his Cursed state inflicts. Tearing him apart from a distance is a safer bet than tanking him toe to toe, so use your ranged attack if you've got that option.		Griswold is slow of foot, but can take a lot of damage, and hits quite hard, especially when characters are handicapped by the Amplify Damage his Cursed state inflicts. Tearing him apart from a distance is a safer bet than tanking him toe to toe, so use your ranged attack if you've got that option. His resistances are negligible, so elemental attacks are usually a good idea.
	* Griswold can not be stunned or knocked back by anything other than the Sanctuary Aura.		* Griswold can not be stunned or knocked back by anything other than the Sanctuary Aura.
	* All values listed correspond to the difficulty levels: '''Normal / Nightmare / Hell'''		* All values listed correspond to the difficulty levels: '''Normal / Nightmare / Hell'''

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	Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in Tristram, the only town area in Diablo I. His hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the game. (Voice by Bill Roper.) He doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but makes an appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I.		[[Image:Mon-griswald.gif\|frame]]Griswold was the NPC blacksmith in Tristram, the only town area in Diablo I. His hearty, "What kin I do fer ya?" greeting, delivered in a hearty brogue, was one of the trademarks of the game. (Voice by Bill Roper.) He doesn't have a speaking role in Diablo II, but makes an appearance as a monster, corrupted and twisted into an undead demon by the destruction that engulfed Tristram following the conclusion of Diablo I.

	Griswold is slow of foot, but can take a lot of damage, and hits quite hard, especially when characters are handicapped by the Amplify Damage his Cursed state inflicts. Tearing him apart from a distance is a safer bet than tanking him toe to toe, so use your ranged attack if you've got that option.		Griswold is slow of foot, but can take a lot of damage, and hits quite hard, especially when characters are handicapped by the Amplify Damage his Cursed state inflicts. Tearing him apart from a distance is a safer bet than tanking him toe to toe, so use your ranged attack if you've got that option.

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	* '''Level:'''5 / 39 / 84		* '''Level:''' 5 / 39 / 84
	* '''Experience:''' 191 / 8583 / 136,052		* '''Experience:''' 191 / 8583 / 136,052
	* '''Hit Points:''' 103 / 3812 / 36,887		* '''Hit Points:''' 103 / 3812 / 36,887