The most experienced of sorcerers become one with magic, shaping it with pure will and force of personality. At this point, they're able to channel enough power to become start localized apocalypses if sufficiently provoked. Instinct: To live life to its fullest

• Shape Magic

Sorcerer Spellslingers' bodies have adapted better to the pressure of channeling large amounts of mana. As such, they can produce amazing, if rather ungraceful magical effects. Instinct: To live life to its fullest

• Shape magic

Sorcerors are people who have a natural aptitude for channeling large amounts of magic. Their spells are often unfocused and raw, but brimming with power. Instinct: To live life to its fullest

• Channel magic

Barghests are goblinoid spirits sent back to the material plane for some purpose. They have the ability to shift between a form resembling their original mortal one and a more powerful wolf form. By devouring corpses, they can add traits from the body to their current body, traits that they lose should they be destroyed and their souls be sent back to the great beyond. Instinct: To feast upon the traits of the dead

• Devour corpses

Flame drakes, like all drakes, a relatives of the true dragons, though less powerful and intelligent. The flame drake, much like the red dragon, prefers to lair in mountainous and desolate areas, but gladly come down in large packs to hunt in more fertile land. Their fireballs do damage at a reduced damage die, but can target groups and ignore armour. Instinct: To eat

• Spit fireballs
• Rampage with flock

Bugbears are the largest of the goblin species, standing tall over the smaller hobgoblins and goblins. Despite their increased musculature, they are known to be frighteningly stealthy, having a natural aptitude for camouflage and moving silently. Instinct: To hunt

• Stalk prey

Ogre spiders a truly humongous spiders. Towering over many things, these goliaths have been known to feast upon small dragons who stumble into their webs. Instinct: To feed

• Spin webs
• Inject weakening and shaky venom

Owlbears have led to a lot of debates, mostly about wether the yare a result of weird evolution or yet another mad wizard. Either way, owlbears a fearsome predators, only made more fearsome if their family is threatened. That their roar is an insistent meep-meeping does nothing to diminish the terror they bring. Instinct: To feed

• Track prey

Giant bees are like normal bees, but giant. Also, unlike normal bees, they don't die from stinging, which makes pissing them off an even worse idea. Unless your'e into beeing repeatedly harpooned by a bee the size of a bicycle. Instinct: To protect its hive

• Is weakened by smoke
• Inject weakening venom

Thornless are fey incarnation of pointless conflict and a drawn to sites of such events. They are curmudgonly, grumpy and perpetually dour, taking no joy in the bloodshed and pain they inflict, seeing it as a bitter task they just have to do. They look like humanoid plants of a sort associated with needles and thorns, such as roses, cacti or thorn bushes, but they themselves have no points. Instinct: To initiate pointless conflicts

• Shapechange into a plant
• Inject weakening poison