The world bearer is a humanoid construct worked from brass. Its metal cannot tolerate extreme heat. It appears as a figure from antiquity, with a giant metal-frame globe welded onto its palms. It is over twice as tall as a mortal, and incredibly muscular, with a globe as wide as a human is tall. It can move remarkably fast despite being a construct, as if its joints glowing with heat when it too quickly. The world bearer is incredibly destructive and reckless, breaking walls and valuables with gusto. It is incredibly patient and only reveals itself when absolutely necessary. It does not appear to have an ancestral stone, as the very metal is enchanted with life. It can detach its globe to bowl down enemies from afar. It never stops chasing. Instinct: TO DRIVE AWAY INTRUDERS

• Bowl them over with the world
• Make the ground tremble
• Break free from metal restraints
• Ring the ears with clanging metal
• Reattach a severed limb or piece
• Pulverize them with the globe

The stone soldier is a humanoid construct worked from rock. There are multiple variants. Alabaster is the softest, followed by limestone, then marble, granite, and the hardest: basalt. The marble variant is the most common, and comes in many colors. The stats above are for the MARBLE variant. They only animate in the presence of an intruder a few paces away. When one animates, every other stone soldier in the room does so as well, allowing them to fight as a group. They are powered by a soul stone embedded in their body, often the head, which contains the soul of an ancestor. These stones are incredibly valuable gems and about the size of an egg, adorned by ornate carvings. They wield lances, axes, hammers, and swords, though all deal the same damage. Their movements are slow and measured, their joints shifting slowly. It avoids damaging valuables when possible. Instinct: TO PROTECT THE BLOODLINE

• Bring down the rock
• Weather a powerful attack
• Re-position very slowly.
• Defend something valuable
• Find the descendants
• Protect the lineage

A Flesh Blob is the final stage of a ghoul. After devouring enough flesh a ghoul gains intelligence[Devourer], but then after a Devourer's engulfed enough souls they then gain a new form. Most of these Blobs can choose to take the image of a heavenly attractive person, so it's easier to lure unsuspecting people to their demise. Once a Blob is close enough to absorb someone, their true form horrifically appears. A mountain of flesh, embedded with the face of every soul they've took, their victim slowly sinks inside. Some more... ambitious Blobs have successfully taken the forms Gods. Their followers unwittingly believe their God has graced them with their presence. "But why do they always need sacrifices" some ask, until they themselves enter the flesh mound of their "God". Instinct: To absorb

• Change their apperance
• Lie and trick
• Absorb people into their flesh

The Harbinger's Assassins, are people that are trained from birth and imbued with magic. Their life goal is to stop the "Heroes of Lies" from defeating the Harbinger and ensure that he succeeds in his mission in opening the eternal void. Each Assassin has a mark of the Harbinger singed into their cheek. Around their brows and down their noses are singed lines, which account for every "Hero" they have killed. Because of the pain these Assassins go through to become imbued with magic, it is luckily if there is ever 1 new assassin every 200 years. But once one is made they are virtually immortal and are impossible to kill. Instinct: To Complete it's contract

• Dissappear at will
• Retreat to fight another day

La Llorona ("The Weeping Woman") is a legendary ghost prominent in the folklore of Hispanic America. According to the tradition, La Llorona is the ghost of a woman who lost her children and cries while looking for them by the river, often causing misfortune to those who hear her. Parents often use this story to prevent their children from wandering out at night. In some versions of this tale and legend, La Llorona will kidnap wandering children who resemble her missing children, asking her children for forgiveness and drowning these other children to take their place, but they never forgive her and she keeps trying. People who claim to have seen her say she appears at night or in the late evenings from rivers or lakes in Mexico. Some believe that those who hear the wails of La Llorona are marked for death but those who escape in time are not so marked, similar to the Gaelic banshee legend. She is said to cry, ¡Ay, mis hijos! ("Oh, my children!") Instinct: Steal life from children

• Search in endless grief
• Undead

The alpha wolf, the leader of the wolf pack, leading the pack. Will be the first to attack, will make the pack retreat when it feels it's to dangerous for them. Instinct: To keep it's pack safe

• Bite
• Howl for help

The alpha wolf, the leader of the wolf pack, leading the pack. Will be the first to attack, will make the pack retreat when it feels it's to dangerous for them. Instinct:

The alpha wolf, the leader of the wolf pack, leading the pack. Will be the first to attack, will make the pack retreat when it feels it's to dangerous for them. Instinct:

Moves in large packs, will attack only if someone will enter his territory. Instinct: to survive

• Bite
• Howl for help

High Orc Tumba is a large and very skilled fighter, he is the leader of an orcs tribe, and they'll risk their life just to keep him safe, very hard to kill but it is rewarding. Instinct: to gain wealth

• Raiding villages
• Calling other orcs