About the size of a toddlers thumb the Piranha Ant is often disregarded as a harmless insect. Piranha Ants are not dangerous individually but are deadly as a swarm of thousands that are fearless and can strip a victim to its bones in a few minutes.

With a head larger than most other ants, the Piranha Ants most deadly feature is its serrated mandibles that can tear flesh in chunks. Its body is similar in color to stone and dirt allowing the Piranha Ant to seamlessly blend with its surroundings. The Piranha Ant can communicate with others in its colony. A colony is mobile and can most often be found in large buildings and abandoned structures.

There are several types of Piranha Ants. The most common and most deadly are Workers, these are infertile females who's purpose is to provide for the colony. After an attack the Piranha Ants will eat their own dead leaving only the victims skeleton behind

The Scouts have wings and scour a steading for a likely victim, most often a human living alone. When a victim is found the Scouts Summon the Swarm [Roll 1d20*1000 to determine the size of the swarm]

The Queen is in charge of laying eggs and growing the colony. She will not be found away from the colony.

Instinct: Swarm and Consume them

• Leave nothing but bones
• Attack when they are least suspecting
• Summon the Swarm

The least of devilkind, lemures roil forth from the ranks of souls damned to Hell, shapeless masses of quivering flesh. What spark of instinct or memory lingers on within a lemure's semi-consciousness regularly shapes its features to mimic those of its tormentors or the tortured souls around it. Grotesque and useless, a lemure's features speak nothing of what it once was. Many exhibit multiple terrible visages or are nothing more than churning pillars of cancerous flesh. Only their knobby, flailing limbs work as they should, and those they merely use to destroy any non-infernal life that draws too near. Moving lemures typically congeal in forms over 4 feet tall and weigh upward of 200 pounds, though when at rest these disgusting fiends often appear to be little more than lumps of melted flesh and malformed features. Instinct: destroy all non-infernal life

• Claw messily
• Cry out for more of its kind

Instinct:

Tamarisk, the Youngling God aka the Shadow Walker Instinct: To overrun the planet

• Instill terror
• Instill madness

Standing as tall as a hill giant, this tree is pale brown with scores of branches that grow upward from its trunk, its branches are leafless giving it a skeletal appearance. Its trunk is covered in knots and jagged holes. The bonetree can be found in the stinking mire, the river delta and other suitable areas. The bonetree can often be found in glades with others of its kind. Its putrid odor is masked by the decay surrounding it.

When prey nears the bone tree it begins to rattle its branches creating a sound similar to a nest of rattle vipers. Stinging vines lash out of its trunk extending far out into the surrounding area to grasp prey and satiate its appetite.

When struck by a bonetree roll + Con on a 10+ there is no additional effect from its stinging vines. On a 7-9 choose 1