When you have loyal gigantic rhinos, what better than to armour them up even further and graft weapons to them and enchant them? Why not indeed! Instinct: To obey

• Trample and destroy

One of the more potent servants of a lunar cult that shouldn't have been allowed to prosper for so long, and yet they had. A body wrought of marvelous materials clads this rail-riding automaton, with a mind made from the splintered divine essence of lunar gods giving it keen autonomous abilities. Combined together these make it a profound threat, worse, because of the flexible nature of the moonsilver that makes up its being its armaments are polymorphous: One minute it might be unleashing a hail of silvery fléchettes, next it unleashes gouts of silver-laced steam or blasts of silvery light that chill the soul, or worse even more creative things. As long as its inventions have some kind of military application at least. Its primary weakness is its limited mobility, but if its power were to be applied in a more creative sense... even that might be overcome. Instinct: To obey

• Harry foes with silver-laced artillery
• Unleash militarily-focused divine magic with vicious aplomb

Instinct: Protect the forest

• Put people to sleep
• Cast sleep
• Cause debility
• It is a forest!

Instinct: It want food!

• Move quietly and steal stuff
• It can always disengage and run away
• There are always another one

Sleek 4-7 foot long alligator type predators of mid to southern Heartlands. Normally found in along water banks or swimming in the rivers. Scales are emerald green and shiny, but they have the ability to darken them to watch their surroundings for camouflage. Instinct: Feed on prey

• Bite with jaws
• Grab prey into water
• Sense movement through ground or water

Found throughout the water and waterways. 2-5 feet in length. 3 different types. Snow crabs in colder climates, mud crabs in rivers in mild climates, and snow carbs in cold climates. Their colors are similar to their surrounds. Sometimes found half buried in the loose ground around the water. Initially defensive stands and slowly moves away, but attacks if getting to close to it or its territory. Instinct: Territorial to the water area it is around

• Defends itself with its pincers
• Shell is very hard, sometimes used as rudimentary armor

Every swarm and army needs a mender and helaer. The Blessings of Earth and light created these ones for the task. Slow and hulking forms, surrounded by greeinsh light and spore-clouds. While their craft may seem crude their ability to use roots, spores and mycelia to mend flesh and wood and scale rivals those of most healers. That craft takes time however. Being made of root and spore, blunt strikes are quite ineffective. Instinct: To keep its allies alive

• Mend Flesh with Roots and Spores
• Root the patient in place

If it werent for their propensity for violence, these beetles are quite pretty specimens to look at, with their iridescend dark blue carapace and their crystalline abdomens. Said propensity however makes them terrifying hazards on the battlefield. Once they grab a hold of something, be it limb or scale, they violently explode, taking with them whatever they are holding onto. Best avoid them altogether, or crush them, before their orange glow reaches its full potential. Instinct: To serve the swarm

• Violently explode
• Burrow into Flesh

Of all the Typhon the Naga belong to the smaller group of higher typhon. Due to their tenacity and high ability to analyze their surroundings with all of their senses, they quickly established their position in the hirarchy as commanders, strategists and leaders. There are not as many of them as of other typhon species like the lizardmen or orks, but all in all their numbers are large enough to be a significant force. Instinct: To lead

• Rally the Troops
• Wrap with choking Grip
• Bite with poisoned Teeth
• Analyze the Battlefield carefully

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