Shroobs are fungoid creatures with a war-focused society, willing to take all comers. They are also a people of great curiosity, constantly tinkering to find new things to add to their impressive arsenal of deadly weaponry. Instinct: To expand

• Use advanced technology

The Tenderizer has the head of a ferocious dog on the body of a man-sized tarantula. It can crawl on walls and ceilings and squeeze into tight spaces in its nocturnal hunt for its prey. Hunting in small packs, it stalks its victims until they are alone and vulnerable to attack. Instinct: To punish

• adulterers
• those peripheral to adultery

Instinct: To punish adulterers and those peripheral to adultery.

• Gnashes his teeth against genitalia.
• Howls to gather more forces to its cause.

Instinct: To eat

• Suffocating Breath
• Quick movements

A huge bird that makes thunder by flapping its wings and lightning by blinking its eyes. The Thunderbird brings rain. It guards and protects people. It gives warriors power. The Thunderbird was summoned from the ether for the express purpose of fighting the underwater spirits. They were also used to punish humans who broke moral rules. The thunderbirds live in the four directions and arrive with the other birds in the springtime. Instinct: To battle water monsters, to punish humans that break moral rules

• Knock opponents over with strong gusts from its wings
• Summon Lightening from the skies
• Scratch and pierce enemies with sharp talons
• Dropping enemies from great heights

Resembling a huge panther with horns, a long tail, and scaled skin, this water panther is a powerful creature believed to dwell beneath lakes, sometimes venturing upstream. It's True Name is not known with great certainty, but historians have hypothesized that it is related to the town, the lake, or the mountains. Athertonians have always offered reverence to the creature before taking from its waters by sprinkling the water with the prevalent herb, Alkadelphin. Although it is a spirit of great power, it is not the embodiment of evil. It can be destructive, but is also said to bestow great blessings to those it favors, going so far as to use healing powers. Instinct: To siphon energy; To consume

• Ambush from the Shadows
• Drown enemies underwater
• Claw and Bite
• Heal damage taken

Once they discovered the Fell Fire, some of them volunteered to help further their goals. What better form than a hound that track not only by smell of the prey but also by the smell of their magic. Unrelenting, they never tire until they return. If they manage to get away that will mark them. They will surround them. They are unrelenting. While they appear as pony sized sleek hounds with a jagged maw that breathes forth the Fell Fire, they have been known when needed to transform back into their once human forms. But still, they are a Fell Hound. Instinct: Hunt its prey for the Masters

• Corners it prey through unnatural collaboration
• Mark them with the Fell Fire to make it easier to track them and chase them in their dreams
• Transform back to a man and circle them with the Fell Fire
• Make a surprising leap over the prey to land behind the prey with a trail of Fell Fire

Nymph ELderblooded are ancient nymphs who through the ages have grown in power that they have reached the upper echelons of power in the fey world. Those who manage to push themselves further can become Eldest themselves, though few manage such a legendary feat. Instinct: To protect its home

• Can blind people with their beauty
• Can teleport once per day
• Grants artistic inspiration
• Can stun with a glance

Servants of the Lord of the Afflicted, Bayemon, the Plague Knight is capable of rending flesh and metal alike with its terrible jagged blade, a 4 foot monstrosity of metal covered in disease and waste. Wounds inflicted by these terrible weapons immediately rot and become gangrenous, a "gift" given by Bayemon. Instinct: To spread Bayemon's blessing

• Maim flesh and bone
• Turn flesh necrotic

Norns are the fey incarnation of fate and destiny. While the future is far from set in stone, norns are some of the few beings capable of delivering even remotely accurate prophesies. Combined with this, these towering fey also posses the ability to alter the whims of fortune and can summon the threads of life of other people to snip them in half. Instinct: To observe fate

• Can force players to reroll Defy Danger rolls
• Divine the past, present and future. Can change shape
• Can attempt to snip the targets life thread, resulting in death/d20/d6 damage with the Ignore Armour tag
• Gains +5 forward when combat starts