Henry Coberley's toy bowmen are amazingly lifelike. They look rather like tin soldiers, except their arms and legs are moveable due to tiny little joints, and they are painted with bright colours. They are intelligent but honourable. Against large enemies they use ambush tactics but against shrunken down enemies, they will fight like proper soldiers. They have bows and arrows or crossbows and bolts, and they attack from afar. Instinct: Help the Toy Knights

• Shoot arrows from afar
• Call on the Toy Knights

Henry Coberley's toy soldiers are amazingly lifelike. They look rather like tin soldiers, except their arms and legs are moveable due to tiny little joints, and they are painted with bright colours. They are intelligent but honourable. Against large enemies they use ambush tactics but against shrunken down enemies, they will fight like proper soldiers. They have swords and brightly painted shields. Instinct: Guard the toy shop

• Advance in an orderly manner
• Call upon other toy soldiers
• Ambush big intruders

They may look like frail old men, but make no mistake, Slorr are incredibly strong and fast. Should you be attacked by a Slorr, your best option would be to keep it at bay, as they need to be close to attack. One can also distract it with shiny things, Slorr love shiny things. Instinct: To kill for shiny things, gold, rings, trinkets, etc

• Weak Strangle
• Appearing Frail

It only moves when unsuspecting folk are distracted, creeping slowly over them, until it is too late. It appears like normal ivy, but it can grow very quickly if it believes there is danger about. Instinct: To protect the forest from those that it believes want to hurt it.

• It creeps into the mouths of its victims, smothering them.

Armed and armored in whatever they can scrounge up, the once-glorious Grand Order of Kreln now appears to be little more than common thugs. However, their zealotry and convictions prove otherwise - if Hillaeus Silman told themselves to march straight into the gates of Hell they would do it, without a thought. Instinct: To overthrow

• Fight to the death
• Charge as a unit

This disgusting man is the head of the Thieves' Guild in Torrador. He is rich, his wealth second only to Conrad Brighton's, and brutal, but not particularly cunning. He has many followers, however, attracted to him by his great piles of gold. Woe unto they who cross the guild in Torrador, for they are sure to at least have their house burned to the ground, if not worse. Instinct: To accrue

• Gang up on an enemy
• Have someone assasinated
• Scheme and plot
• Call Thieves' Guild thugs

The young leader of the Grand Order of Kreln. A handsome man with curly red hair and the body of an inexperienced but eager fighter, he came to power after the deaths of many of the leading members of the Order at the hands of the Formains. His goal now is to overthrow Conrad Brighton and lighten the burden on the people of Torrador, though his extreme methods are sure to leave many dead at the barricades. Instinct: To overthrow

• Give an inspiring speech
• Rally the Order

Not a particularly striking man by any measure, Conrad Brighton is the military governor of Torrador. After the city's suffering during the Formian War, he managed to grab power and hold onto it. He is not particularly evil, but is considerably avaricious and self centered. His estate is easily the most beautiful thing in the whole city, and he and his cronies dine lavishly while beggars outside whimper for scraps of bread. That said, the city is considerably safer in his hands that it would be in the hands of the man who comes closest to his influence, Thurman Firth. An excellent warrior, Brighton can hold his own in a fight, but is only human. Instinct: To live lavishly

• Throw money at a problem

Instinct:

• Kiss of death, Birther

Servants of the Winter Queen, grey elves are fully possessed by her cold, calculating fury. They are consumed by a hatred for humans, and fight in unstoppable waves. Instinct: To serve it's queen

• Fight on implacably
• Echo to all other grey elves in death.