Greetings monks. Although the problem is with a much larger hashref(media library information from my VLC player), I made this code for testing purposes but shares the same goal as my other code. 
use strict;
use warnings;

my $hashref = {
    normal_enemies => {
        cloud_guy => {
            attacktype => 'thunder',
            power => 4,
            hp => 5,
            },
        rain_man => {
            attacktype => 'water',
            power => 3,
            hp => 7,
            },
        flame_kid => {
            attacktype => 'fire',
            power => 6,
            hp => 4,
            },
        },
    boss_enemies => {
        large_shark => {
            attacktype => 'water'.
            power => 9,
            hp => 13,
            special => 'none',
            },
        wingding_monster => {
            attacktype => 'font'.
            power => 24,
            hp => 23,
            special => 'encrypt',
            },
        green_dragon => {
            attacktype => 'fire'.
            power => 8,
            hp => 58,
            special => 'fire breath',
            },
        },
    items => {
        weapons => {
            sword_chucks => {
                power => 28,
                accuracy => 6,
                recommended_class => 'Crazy Fighter',
                },
            cane => {
                power => 7,
                accuracy => 3,
                recommended_class => 'The Mage That Just Uses Magic. Y
+ou know, if he ever needs to use this thing you\'re screwed anyway, r
+ight?',
                },
            katana => {
                power => 'over nine-thousand',
                accuracy => 8,
                recommended_class => 'Ninja Assassin',
                },
            },
        armor => {
            helm => {
                body_part => 'head',
                defense => 2.5,
                },
            guantlets => {
                body_part => 'hands',
                defense => 1,
                },
            necklace => {
                body_part => 'neck',
                defense => .1337,
                },
            },
        },
    };
my %hash = %$hashref;

print "Normal(Should fail with 'HASH(0xhex)' - $hashref\n";
print "Dereferenced - \n";
foreach (keys %hash) {
    print "$_ - $hash{$_}\n";
    }

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And the result is 
Normal(Should fail with 'HASH(0xhex)' - HASH(0x99aae4)
Dereferenced - 
normal_enemies - HASH(0x98a814)
boss_enemies - HASH(0x99adc4)
items - HASH(0x99ab24)

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Now, what I want to do is take %hash deeper into the hashref. For example, how would I get a list of normal_enemies or the information from sword_chucks(this should come out as 'power - 28' instead of 'power - HASH(junk)') ? Thanks in advanced.

In reply to getting keys of multi-level hashrefs by mask_man

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