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Banshees are spirits of the innocent driven mad after death. Banshees are often young girls whose death was so tragic that were never able to rest in peace, yet any soul can be drive mad after death under the correct cirmcustances.
Great, intelligent, wolf-like beasts, typically used by Goblins as mounts. The worg is an evil predator that delights in hunting and devouring creatures weaker than itself, using it's cunning and malevolence to seek out its next prey.
Betrayers were damned for the sin of treachery, selling the trust of their allies when it was of greatest profit. Their auras allow them to pierce all manner of concealment while passing unseen themselves.
A lion-like creature with leathery wings and a spined tail. They are known for their poisonous barbs or quills that they can launch at foes. As they age the spines grow from their mane creating a protective hide.
The legendary swordfish of myth; Arkaiden. This stigma is to be used in a specific story.
Aquatic swarms are often called either shoals or schools. They are tiny organisms that work together in high numbers. With their safety in numbers, these schools can be difficult to cull with regular attacks. But piercing attacks work well at dwindling the numbers of the aquatic swarm.
These schools are blood-hungry and ferociously will attack anything that they deem as prey.
These are dangerous arthropods that can grow much larger than their squishable counterparts.
Their exoskeletons made from chitin form a formidable natural defense.
Since they do not die from aging, they continuously grow larger. As such, their exoskeletons grow more powerful as they age.
Piercing attacks can target the weak-spots between sutures, joints, or thinner spots in the exoskeleton for massive damage.
A large, hairy, buffalo-like creature hunted by the angori for food and sport. Their meat is tough and chewy, but their large numbers make them vital to the survival of most tribes. Bacca are often hunted by scaring them toward pits or cliffs, so the term is also used to insult someone for being stupid or clumsy.
The accidental creation of Professor Percival Peawhistle.
