Currently, the agent makes a point of not attacking molds, because they don't attack unless attacked, and their counterattacks are painful. There are two more monsters in this vein: Blue jellies and spotted jellies. The agent's combat logic needs to treat them as not worth fighting either.
(Technically, the Oracle is also sessile, but the Oracle is peaceful and never gets in the way, so the agent doesn't have any reason to fight anyhow.)
Currently, the agent makes a point of not attacking molds, because they don't attack unless attacked, and their counterattacks are painful. There are two more monsters in this vein: Blue jellies and spotted jellies. The agent's combat logic needs to treat them as not worth fighting either.
(Technically, the Oracle is also sessile, but the Oracle is peaceful and never gets in the way, so the agent doesn't have any reason to fight anyhow.)