The aptly-named King is the only one of it's kind, and thank the gods for that. Shaped like a man, but much bigger, he's like a dragon, covered in scales, with claws, fangs, horns, the works. His wings are too small to fly, so he wears them like a cloak. Three faces -not three heads, mind you, just three faces- each one with a different magical roar; the one on the left summons Vermin and commands other monsters. The one on the right lets him fly. How? By scaring gravity away, that's how. And the one in the center freaks you out so bad you mostly just stand there. Did I mention he can throw fire around like a toy? Instinct: To destroy anyone who sees him

• Wield formidable magics
• Urthadar's Paralyzing Aspect
• Aliaga's Beastial Command

A strange creature, like a white monkey with the wings, tail, and talons of a blue parrot. They're found in libraries and laboratories and anywhere magic is researched. Their wings are too small and weak for true flight, but they're able to leap and climb up walls and across ceilings with great agility. They bear the face of a beautiful woman, and a voice to match. Often they repeat words or phrases they've heard before, and because they're drawn to magic many of them have picked up an incantation or two. However, they don't seem to understand the meaning of the words, just repeating sounds, although some say they're more likely to say incantations when they're angry or afraid. The subject is hotly contested among mages given to such debates, although a creature that can accidentally use magic isn't exactly safe to run tests on... Instinct: To babble nonsense

• Mimic voices
• Repeat a spell it's heard