Instinct: to escape

• Empower her physical abilties
• Fog Cloud
• It will inflict you with the swamp curse

More akin to a cat or a fox....or maybe wolf was feeling amorous...but mottled green fur? No matter, these fey elf-hounds can hunt a moth that hasn't been seen for a week. And if you see one, you can bet your last silver there's more you haven't and their master to boot! Instinct: To Hunt

• To serve those of Elven Blood
• If there's one, there's more.

As the story goes, or at least as Geofrom tells it, is that the little halfling thief didn't even know he had a bounty on his head before the Hunter had taken him. Swift as the wind, and silent he was. A single Hunter and his elf-hounds? I'd rather face a dragon. Instinct: To collect bounty

• Hunt without mercy
• When an opponent is delayed, it's because of a well planned trap.
• Magic assists the hunter.

Foolish men thought they could create death machines without consequence. They are now discovering what a terrifying enemy these machines can be. Instinct: Fight the enemies of Robots

• Defend comrades
• Send Silent Alert to other robots in the area
• "Free" robots and others who are oppressed
• Fail to understand human rational

Koprus are a degenerate race of heat-loving amphibians. Though they possess intelligence and power, their civilization has been in decline for generations.Evidence suggests that koprus once boasted a powerful undersea culture. They mastered psionics and built an extensive cities. But climactic shifts or increased competition from other marine races started these creatures on a descent into barbarism that continues to spiral.The expansion of kopru society is severely limited by their need for extremely hot, wet environments (such as volcanic hot springs).Adventurers tell of finding ruined kopru cities on the ocean floor, filled with exotic treasures and occupied by monstrous marine life. Scholars guess that the kopru ability to read a charmed creature’s thoughts may be the last remnant of the psionic abilities so common during their days as a civilized power.Koprus view humans as brutes to toy with and control. They stalk strangers that wander into their realm, then attack at the victim’s most vulnerable moment. Their society is described as being "matriarchal and savage".The kopru, a man-sized creature with a humanoid upper body, has a smooth head, large eyes, and a tentacled, sphincteral mouth. Its two arms end in webbed, clawed hands, and its sinuous lower body splits into three fluke-like, prehensile tails, each capped with a sharp hook. Kopru skin, light tan at the creature’s hatching, gradually tums to olive in adulthood and fades to a sickly brown in old age. Instinct: Charm and enslave intruder

The ruins of the ancient city is inhabited by some ape-like creatures who are highly intelligent and try to keep anyone away from the Fountain Of Life by force, attacking any human that enters the city.These apes are about 7 feet tall and covered in shaggy, grey-white fur. They roughly resemble gorillas, but are more upright. They also have larger tusks and bloodshot eyes. They are magically bound to the forgotten temple after drinking from the Fountain of Life. Instinct: Charge!

• Guards
• Call for more Gray Apes

It’s name says it all; it was a monstrous ape, closely related to the orangutan, that roamed the bamboo forests, jungles and mountains of China, India and Vietnam during the Pleistocene. It was a vegetarian, but scary nonetheless; it could grow up to three meters tall and weigh up to 550 kgs! Its strength must have been extraordinary and probably kept it safe from most predators. It finally went extinct 300.000 years ago, possibly due to overhunting by early human species or as the result of climate change. Of course, all yeti and bigfoot believers like to think that Gigantopithecus survived somehow in the most remote parts of the Himalaya… Instinct: Peaceful unless angered

• Protects territory

Usually ex-military, Harbor watchmen are more adept and equipped than the city police and have a higher sense of duty. They are sworn to protect the water and skies around Lanark. They are harder to bribe than the police, but given the corruption in the city that’s not really saying much. Instinct: Protect Harbor

• Chase criminals by boat or airship
• Enforce the Law
• Follow orders
• Take (Large) Bribes

These salamanders are descendants of dinosaurs and stand roughly the same height as the average human. They have the ability to wield martial weapons and usually carry shields as well. Dinos are typically heavily armored, and are experts at martial combat, making them a formidable opponent. They are often mercenaries, or middle level members of gangs and love collecting valuables and trinkets. Instinct: To collect treasure

• Parry enemy attacks
• Attack with sheild
• Take orders
• Give Orders

Getting his name from his Draconic features, The Red Dragon is rare breed of Salamander known as Dragon Born. These mighty reptiles are said to be descendants of the legendary dragons (the God Magmus’ most trusted advisors.) They are revered in Dragon Earth and are typically royalty. Unless they are on a diplomatic mission, it is extremely rare to see a Dragon born outside of Dragon Earth. No one knows for sure what brought the Red Dragon to Lanark, but many suspect it was to build an empire for himself instead of having one handed to him. The fearsome crime lord is driven by greed and a thirst power, relishing in building and growing his empire. His cunning, strength, mercilessness, ambition and ability to breath fire make him a nearly unstoppable force. Instinct: Assert dominance, amass wealth and power

• Give orders
• Outsmart his opponents
• Intimidate
• Show no mercy
• Evoke a mighty ball of flame that envelops your target and everyone nearby, inflicting 2d6 damage which ignores armor.