202 addresses, indexed by an actor's +$00 byte, used by DISPATCH_ACTOR. Entries come in runs of two or four because the low bits of +$00 are the animation frame rather than part of the identity -- $5C and $5D are the two frames of one creature and share a handler, as do $58 to $5B.

The first three runs are the playable characters -- $01-$10 knight, $11-$20 wizard, $21-$30 serf -- sixteen sprite codes each, which is what makes "below $31" mean "is a player" in CHECK_HIT. Confirmed by starting a game as each of the three in turn and reading the player's sprite byte back: $08, $18 and $28, the same offset into each band.

Checked against the running game: the monster at $EE80 had sprite byte $5C, the table entry two bytes into ACTOR_HANDLERS + $5C * 2 reads MOVE_ACTOR, and a breakpoint at MOVE_ACTOR does fire with IX pointing at that monster.