Not all monsters have the same range type.After 10 seconds of not being in combat with a champion, the marked monsters will die. When the large monster of a camp dies, all other smaller monsters in their camp will be marked for death for 10 seconds.A monster that can see a champion provides vision of them to all of the other monsters in their camp.This detection causes them to target the closest nearby champion up to their leash range. Once a monster becomes provoked, they will detect champions even if they are not visible to them.
Small monsters match the patience of their respective large monster as long as it is alive and within 700 units.While resetting, a monster will move slower during a soft reset and move faster during a hard reset.Once it arrives back at their camp, they will recover their patience after 2 seconds of their arrival. If the soft reset ends from after 6 seconds, the monster will hard reset and in the process will ignore all attackers, rapidly heal, and path to its original position. Attacking a monster while it is within its leash range ends this soft reset prematurely to restore some of its patience and prevents it from being lost for 1. While in the process of soft resetting, the monster will path towards the center of its camp, heal for 6% of its maximum health every second, and ignore attackers outside of its leash range. When a monster is depleted of its patience, it will soft reset for 6 seconds. They can change it up to 6 times after which the patience bar reaches 0. Non-epic monsters' patience will also deplete once they change targets. This bar depletes faster the farther you are from the monster's spawn spot and the less you attack them after having provoked them. If the monster is unable to attack any target (such as if their current target goes untargetable or enters stealth) or moves outside of its leash range, their "patience" bar depletes. When attacked, the monster will move towards and attack the nearest champion who recently dealt damage to it, up to a certain distance from its spawning point (its "leash" distance). Monsters reside in the jungle between the lanes, and will not move from their designated camp until attacked. 09 November 2009 Gameplay Monster Behavior
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