These are the most numerous Fanatics, their minds warped by the Order's twisted teachings. They blindly follow the High Weaver's commands, their fervor making them dangerous combatants, even if not the most skilled. Instinct: to obey

• blindly follow the High Weaver's commands
• Dirty fight tricks
• Sound an alarm

This is a test monster to see what the maximums for the generator are. Instinct: ALL THE HPs!

• Testing what happens if you throw everything but the kitchen sink at monster creation
• More HP than you think probably
• MOAR HP
• YOU CAN"T KILL IT
• NEED MOAR HP
• THE ESSENCE OF HP

Who would have a nightmare about a creature with too many, unbreakable arms? The gansa, presumably. But do they have nightmares? Demonstrably, yes. Now who let this thing into our world, and why? Instinct: To arm

• Cause Arms to Sprout on All That You Touch
• Control All Arms In Your Presence
• Grow Ever More Arms

Some nightmares are very specific. Incredibly so. Nonetheless, the nightmare about being decapitated and imprisoned forever in your own castle once more can be quite potent if enhanced by the raw power of nightmare itself. Now if one were to draw forth such a thing from the realm of dreams... you should hope you don't encounter such a strange and dangerous thing. Instinct: To Restrain and Torment

• Imprison Victims in an Otherdimensional Space
• Decapitate With Great Aplumb
• Manifest and Control Balefire

Lycanthropes have few nightmares. An automaton made specifically to combat them is among them. Of course, the nightmare itself is stronger than any real construct of such a type could be. Baffling then it would be if one could be plucked from the nightmare itself. Instinct: To Torment Under the Image of 'Orders'

• Follow Orders That It Would Have Been Expected To
• Inflict Agony Upon Lycanthropes
• Sense Lycanthropes Unerringly

Order is good... generally. But there are limits. Limits beyond mortal comprehension. Although who would find this nightmarish is another question. Either way the fact that a nightmare like this can venture into the waking world is troubling enough. Instinct: To Order

• Inflict Order Upon Your Surroundings
• Simplify With But A Gesture
• Punish Chaos

A nightmare of fire and form, drawn forth from the dream world and given terrible presence and terrible purpose. Why else does the barrier between the waking world and dream exist? To keep things like this out, of course! Instinct: To consume

• Unleash an Inferno
• Consume flesh and wood for power
• Become one with the flames

The “Science” of the Frankenstein Monster seems more or less handwaved, but comprises cobbling together organic parts and using either lightning or magic. Unlike those, or the typical Flesh Golem, This creature is held together by a Sex Hex. Instinct: To Follow Orders

• Take punishment without complaint
• Heighten Pleasure

Harmony is the guardian gargoyle, much similar to a harpy, she can fly with huge wings and play an enchanting song that never ends, the end of the song is the password to enter freely to the tower. Surrounded by crows that sing along she is mighty and beautiful. Instinct: to Block intruders

• Play a melody to cast a spell

The demon seducer is a creature that feeds on mortal's emotions of lust, greed and revenge. It can give you wuhat you want for a terrible price and it doen't like to be played, he gets really mad if that happens. Instinct: To corrupt

• Offer a dishonorable bargain
• Pretend to surrender to connect a Deadly Wound
• Charm someone to take a disadvantageous bargain
• Change to look like someone that you would obey.
• Feed on people's weaknesses healing himself