Wraiths are incorporeal undead creatures that are more difficult to hit in combat. They are among the more dangerous undead enemies in the dungeon.

Wraiths are ghostly undead with a translucent appearance. They are particularly difficult to hit in combat and can pass through certain obstacles that block other creatures.

• Evasion: Very difficult to hit (high dodge chance)
• Attack: Ethereal melee attacks that may have special properties
• Abilities: May be able to pass through walls or barriers
• Immunities: Standard undead immunities plus possible additional resistances

• Incorporeal: May have the ability to phase or pass through obstacles
• Hard to Hit: Significantly higher evasion than most creatures
• Undead Traits: Immune to poison, bleeding, and other living-targeted effects

Wraiths can be found in:

• Deeper dungeon levels where stronger undead dwell
• Halls of the dungeon
• Caves levels
• Areas with other powerful undead creatures

• Use area-of-effect attacks to increase hit chance
• Items or abilities that reduce evasion may be helpful
• Ranged attacks might be more effective than melee
• Fire or holy damage typically effective against undead
• Consider using debuffs that reduce accuracy or cause blindness on your enemies

• Part of the Undead category
• Stronger than basic Skeletons
• May be found in areas with other undead creatures

— Additional Information from Wraith.txt —

A wraith is a dangerous undead creature, formed from the spirit of someone who died violently or with unfinished business.

• HP: Moderate
• Attack Skill: High
• Defense Skill: High
• Damage: Moderate to high
• Speed: Fast
• Exp for Kill: Moderate

• Flight: Can pass through walls and obstacles
• Phased Attacks: Can attack from unexpected positions due to movement through walls
• Undead Nature: Immune to certain status effects like fear and terror

Wraiths are particularly dangerous enemies because of their ability to pass through walls, making them difficult to avoid or escape from. They can appear suddenly from unexpected locations.