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[[Image:Mon-siegebreaker1.jpg|thumb|400px|The Siegebreaker eyes his next victim.]]'''Monsters''' are one of the main attractions in [[Diablo III]], or at least the opportunity to kill them is. See the [[:Category:Monsters|Monsters Category]] for a listing of all the known monsters in ''Diablo III''. There is also a brief list below. In addition to monsters, there is more of the basic Diablo III information available in the [[Diablo 3 Basics]] article.

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 {{clear-left}}::"...the monster design. As we get further and further into the game, our goal is to make monsters that we can't figure out how the player can defeat [with the existing skills] and give the player the tools they need to defeat them. So the design of the monsters has a direct relationship to the design of the classes. That's kind of an ongoing thing; we [decide] "Let's create a monster that has really debilitating rooting attacks that just get you stuck when you encounter them." Then we see that this really screws with the Barbarian, so we give him a skill that lets him break out of roots so that he can counter that. Those things are interesting and allow for the player to have a broader, deeper character. On the other hand, we don't want to go too far -- a lot of mechanics of ''World of WarCraft'' are based heavily on control, and we want to make sure that Diablo 3 stays mostly a combat game based mostly on attacks.