1. Monster stats and generation is governed by a monster skill tree which is also controlled by the player
1. The player can allocate nodes on the monster skill tree, which does 3 things: increases monster stats, increases drop rate that monsters give character tree skill points (aka "monster level", but we can't call it that because we haven't defined "character level" in a meaningful way yet), and reveals the fog of war on the character skill tree

1. Monster stats and generation is governed by a monster skill tree which is also controlled by the player. The monster skill tree has the same skeletal/topological structure as the character skill tree.
1. The player can allocate nodes on the monster skill tree, which does 3 things:
* Each node increases monster stats
* Somehow allocating more nodes increases drop rate that monsters give character tree skill points (aka "monster level")
* Allocating nodes reveals the fog of war on the character skill tree