Manticores a fierce and fearless predators. They attack either by savaging their prey with teeth and claws, or flinging their less damaging but piercing spines from their tail. Little dissuades them once they've decided something is going to be their launch. Instinct: To feed

• Launch Spikes

Assassin vines a sneaky plants that grapple and crush anything that gets too close in order to feed upon their nutrients. The most efficient tactic is to run away, as the plant has no means of moving away from where it is rooted. Instinct: To feed

• Grapple
• Camouflaged among plants

Corpse prophets are sacred beings in churches that revere undeath. Created not by mortal necromancers but by their deity itself, the corpse prophet rises only from the most accomplished of teh faithful, fighting the enemies of the church with divine wrath and necrotic fury. Instinct: To serve its deity

• Bring down divine wrath
• Infectious attacks

Leukodaemons directly serve the Hoseman of Pestilence, working as biological warfare specialists of the daemonic horde. They have no mercy, spreading plague and contagion in order to secure victory for teh daemons. Instinct: To spread pestilence

• Unleash a plague swarm
• Viral attacks

Nosferatu are truly ancient vampires. As decades pass, more and more of their mortality is flushed from their body, until they are so warped and alien they cannot even create new vampires. This, however, is the only thing age takes from them. In all other respects, nosferatu reign supreme. Stronger, more powerful and resistant to common vampire banes. Instinct: To drain blood

• Drink blood
• Transform into an animal
• Dominate minds

Some sea hags develop a great empathetic bond with the dennizens and enviroemnts of their aquatic homes. This bond not only allows them to communicate with the animals they share their domain with, but also improves their control over natural forces. Instinct: To do whatever it damn well wants

• Hex people
• Take on a horrifying guise

Sea Hags are the descendants of ancient elves who, fleeing a great disaster, embraced their fey heritage and took to the waters. Deep below the waves they surivved, forever warped into hags. Sea Hags rarely take issue with people, as the oceans are big enough to provide adequate isolation if they so desire. They are therefore more willing to engage in trade and cast spells for money. Instinct: To do whatever it damn well wants

• Hex people
• Take on a horrifying guise

Ratfolk scavengers serves many roles in ratfolk society. As their name indicates, their primary job is procuring more recourses for their kin, but this can be through salvaging or trade as necesarry. Instinct: To protect its kin

• Excels at teamwork

A mortal can be empowered by a vampire by drinking their blood, but frequent sipping can cause the drinker to slowly turn into a pseudo vampire, called vampire spawn. While stronger than a normal mortal, they are nowhere near as powerful as regular vampires, but just as vulnerable to sunlight, running water and stakes. The process also makes it that much harder for them to resist the allure of blood and as such they often behave more ferally than full blooded vampires. Instinct: To drain blood

• Turn to mist
• Climb like a spider
• Drain blood

Commonly kept in display jars. These mutants have been broken down by magical experimentation, leaving only base survival instincts. Prolonged preservation leaves their guts filled with formaldehyde, which they can spit to slow or bind their prey. Instinct: To devour

• Latch on with locking jaws
• Vomit a binding goo