Acteon are human/stag hybrid thought to be descendants of a being cursed by the gods. They have the head and legs of a stag and the body of a human. Acteon delight in frightening and hunting down humans and others who infringe in their territory. They feast upon the roasted bodies of the fallen after a successful hunt. Each member of a hunting party takes something from their kill, usually clothing, jewelry, or weapons. They determine social status by the accumulation and display of these trophies. They do not attack on sight, instead inviting others to a meal and storytelling session. During the meal, they explain that their guests will be the prey and the hunt shall begin at midnight, giving them a few hours to get away. They enjoy the fear that spreads from this realization. Only the group that invited the guests are allowed to hunt them, unless the prey breaks the rules. If the prey escapes or defeats all the hunters, they have won free passage for nine days through the Acteon territory. Inspired by the Acteon in the Revised Mazes and Minotaurs Creature Compendium by Olivier Legrand at Legendary Games Studio Instinct: to hunt intelligent prey

• Challenge Intruders to the Forest

The frog-people known as bullywugs have been known in the past to make and keep alliances with the lizard-folk and locathah. Their priests worship a mighty amphibian whose eggs spawn worlds. Instinct: To expand territory

• Attack with grappling tongue
• Croak a warning
• Retreat and reinforce

Gorilla's are primates of impressive strength. Fortunately, they are often gentle beings. Instinct: To protect its flock

• Climb around in trees

Mahaha is a maniacal Inuit demon that terrorized parts of the arctic. This creature is described as a thin sinewy being, ice blue in colour and cold to the touch. Mahaha’s eyes are white and they peer through the long stringy hair that hangs in its face. This demon is always smiling and giggling. It is strong, very strong and it is always barefoot. Mahaha is usually seen with almost no clothing on yet it never seems to be bothered by the cold. This cold demon takes pleasure in tickling its victims to death with sharp vicious nails attached to its long bony fingers. Many elders have remarked on the expression of the dead victims Mahaha leaves behind. It seems all of the victim have a similar expression on their dead faces – a twisted frozen smile. Although this demon is twisted and evil, Mahaha is easily fooled. Most of the stories told about Mahaha end with it being fooled. Usually Mahaha is tricked into leaning over a water hole to take a drink and is pushed into the open water and swept away by the currents. Instinct: Tortures

• Haunts
• Inuit Demon

In Inuit mythology, the Tizheruk are large, snake-like sea creatures that are believed to roam Alaska's waters. They are described as having a head 7 feet long with a tail ending in a flipper, for a total of 12 to 15 feet long. Tizheruk were said to snatch people from docks and piers. Instinct: Snatches

• Consumes

Adlet are a race of people in Inuit legends said to have the lower body of dogs and the upper body of humans. Typically, they're believed to be the offspring of an Inuit woman and a dog, brought about through an unnatural mating.The Adlet are typically portrayed as aggressive savages who will attack men when they cross paths. Instinct: Devours

• Hunts

Instinct:

A long dead Factor Knight of Ligisina Kifiti Iji. Armed with a shield and a huge flail. Instinct: To protect the master

• Act in chilling unison

Ligsina Kifiti Iji, "the Open Hand of Generosity". An ancient and powerful merchant king, now undead. Massive and corpulent, except completely mummified, so the flesh just sort of...hangs there. An altogether gruesome sight. Instinct: To buy or steal all of value

• Dazzle with wealth and charm
• Offer a deal that's hard to refuse
• Summon and bind elementals
• Sit on and smother

An undead merchant, buried with Ligisina Kifiti Iji Instinct: To generate wealth for itself and Ligisina Kifiti Iji

• Make a deal
• Confuse with banter and lies
• Rob someone blind
• Compel attention