Instinct: cause chaos and mayhem

• test
• can read minds
• has been granted divine power from Bruugh

Instinct: To destroy

• Savagely kill enemies with terrifying strength.
• Call on his warband for support.

Lowest of all in the Yellow City are the crab-people, who live outside the city in the mangroves and the rocks called the Topaz Islands, and are not permitted to enter the city proper except in servitude. They are barely intelligent things, but strong and tough, and they are sometimes forced to do manual labour or simple tasks, on pain of death or torture and for scant reward. They are undoubtedly unfortunate and pathetic beings, very meek of character, though the people of the city think of them as the reincarnated souls of criminals and breakers of taboo, and deserving of their miserable lot. They do not generally have names, though those in employment are often daubed with paint to signify who is their master. Instinct: Obey

• Serve
• Defend
• Endure

In Yoon-Suin's Yellow City’s highest strata are the slug-people, the race who built the city's first buildings, founded its great civilisation, and who have lived there since, they say, the dawn of time. They alone are permitted to own fixed property, to import and export goods, and to attend many of the city's libraries, archives and madrassas. They are a pompous and effete people, fascinated by clothes and fashions and the decoration of their own appearances, though they love learning and study and pursuits scientific, aesthetic and sorcerous. Instinct: Punish lesser beings

• Command
• Summon Crab Person Slaves
• Cast Spells

Atomie's are the fey incarnation of indomitable courage. Despite their small size, atomie's are ready to take on the world. They often serve more powerful fey as honor guards, bodyguards and similar roles. When they ambush a target, their damage die increases by one step. Instinct:

• Speak with animals
• Can shrink people

Cyclops mage lords used their prodigious magical talent and oracular insight to rule in the cyclops empires of old. With both empire and prophecy having faded, they reign of what is left with their magic. Despite their intellectual pursuits, they prefer to show off their dominance in combat by combining their magic with a brutal beat down. Instinct: To rule their home

• Peer into the future to gain an advantage

Cyclopes once ruled great empires, their gift for prophecy allowing them to built a mighty empire. But when their empires collapsed and the very workings of prophecy fell apart, these mono-eyed giants were left without much to call their own. Now they wander a world lost to them, seeking new purpose in life. Instinct: To protect their home

• Peer into the future to gain an advantage

The Sheep Ogre resembles a sheep standing on hind legs with massive humanoid arms(albeit still black and covered in white wool). The Sheep Ogres aren't incredibly intelligent and often mistake ordinary sheep for children of their own kind. Most Sheep ogres adopt entire herds and watch over them. Ordinary sheep seem compelled by the calls of a sheep Ogre and follow obediently. Instinct: To Tend Pastures

• Command Sheep Flock

The Horned Hags were mortal witches who abandoned their humanity to align themselves with the Horned God and his Face. They become immortal and grow large horns on their heads and long tails. Like the fae they serve these mortals lose a lot of their empathy as well as gain an intense desire to enjoy themselves with pranks and tricks Instinct: To take enjoyment at another's expense

• Play Harmful Prank
• Tell Impossible Lie
• Change a creatures shape
• Bestow a curse

The art of red conjuration refers to the summoning and binding of devils, a practice that is outlawed in most societies. Binding a devil involves sacrificing a limb or body part and having it be replaced by that of a devil's. This body part allows them access to powerful sorcery and often a monstrous limb to defend themselves with. Instinct: To Fullfill Their Greatest Desire

• Summon Devil
• Devil's Sorcery
• Contact Cabal