Ancient Peryton — Lv. 55
This ancestor to perytons all over Faykreed eventually ceased to evolve physically and instead began to develop a higher intellect.
Andrealphus — Lv. 80
As an entity who can cast untold numbers of spells with ease, it is no wonder this sarcastic sophist presides over hordes of Corrupt.
Arjain the Fierce — Lv. 50
This harpyia constantly covets what others own. Even long after she has stolen an object and tired of it, she will refuse to relinquish it.
Armored Lizard — Lv. 13
A theropod with adamantine scales for armor. It developed powerful legs at the expense of its front limbs, and has remigial feathers on its back.
Ash Dragon — Lv. 70
With scales tougher than quartz and a figure as horrifying as any from tales of yore, this primordial dragon needs never worry about his spoils.
Axe Beak — Lv. 24
A humongous bird whose beak has also evolved to such an astonishing size that the creature’s territorial markings seem to be hewn with axes.
Bane Dragon — Lv. 70
A dragon with a temper as short as its years are long. So violent is its rage that its eyes flush a scarlet red the moment it is angered.
Bloodbane — Lv. 140
“These hands rend gods atwain, and this stomach sheathes the demon sword Levantine! Fear me, for I am Bloodbane: ruination incarnate!”
Corpse Bat — Lv. 37
Though it roosts along the Dakaav Footpath, this type of chiroptera has been known to fly to the desert at night to find its next feast.
Crater Peryton — Lv. 38
This subspecies of peryton nests underground. Its females are easily agitated during child rearing, and try to intimidate all who come near.
Dinosaurus — Lv. 75
This dragon’s azure hue and solitary horn make it a symbol of luck, but anyone who encounters this ruthless creature would be lucky to survive.
Firmament Moloch — Lv. 140
This queen of the harpyia never spares the rod—or in her case, the talon—on either her prey or those in her own retinue.
Giant Bat — Lv. 11
A giant bat with a six-and-a-half-foot wingspan. It retreats to the comforting darkness of caves during the day and looks for prey at night.
Greedy Avaricia — Lv. 22
There is no more egregious a hoarder than this harpyia. It has so many shiny objects that its nest gleams like another moon at night.
Guiafairo — Lv. 58
This subspecies of corpse bat has lighter pigmentation that prevents it from blending into the night sky, meaning it must attack prey headlong.
Harpyia — Lv. 24
An anthropomorphic fowl that roosts on cliffs. It sings people into a trance to abduct them, but it can also be distracted with shiny objects.
Hourigh the Intrepid — Lv. 59
A Corrupt psynard as old as any extant historical records. People were once able to ride the skies with him, but now, none can quell his furor.
Hubristic Sturviella — Lv. 34
This minor annoyance sings in a loud alto, much to the dismay of all around. If left alone, the only thing it will hurt is one’s hearing.
Ilua the Irate — Lv. 45
A giant dragon that has thoughtlessly murdered legions of warriors with a mere breath or flick of its fail, earning it the ire of whole countries.
Jatayu — Lv. 67
A tyrant who demands undying fealty and an avian menace that delights in sinking its talons into those foolish enough to turn their backs on it.
Lesser Dragon — Lv. 60
A subspecies of dragon that nests on the Dakaav Footpath. It is termed “lesser” as its adult form is smaller than that of other dragons’.
Luck Sucker — Lv. 14
Rumor has it that these bats can suck out bad luck when they bite, but such claims have never been proven.
Opportunistic Moogmort — Lv. 34
The veritable drama queen of the monster world, this species starts fights between others and sides with the group it assumes will win.
Peryton — Lv. 9
An over-sized avian that, while it has an endearing appearance and gait, can grind even bedrock to powder with its durable, honed beak.
Randaghor the Render — Lv. 43
Once its food source mysteriously vanished, this towering reptile terror was forced to descend from its mountaintop domain and plunder villages.
Ravenne — Lv. 70
An avian menace that stalks the halls of the Signesilica. In its center rests a geometrically shaped core that controls its signeturgical power.
Ruthless Bordnak — Lv. 58
A cunning species of fiend, it attacks only the weakest people it comes across. It then stores its spoils in ruins likely to attract others.
Storm Dragon — Lv. 80
An ancient beast with wings strong enough to manipulate the wind and a glare so appalling it leaves even skilled knights with chattering teeth.
Storm Dragon — Lv. 84
An ancient beast with wings strong enough to manipulate the wind and a glare so appalling it leaves even skilled knights with chattering teeth.
Storm Dragon — Lv. 88
An ancient beast with wings strong enough to manipulate the wind and a glare so appalling it leaves even skilled knights with chattering teeth.
Storm Dragon — Lv. 92
An ancient beast with wings strong enough to manipulate the wind and a glare so appalling it leaves even skilled knights with chattering teeth.
Storm Dragon — Lv. 96
An ancient beast with wings strong enough to manipulate the wind and a glare so appalling it leaves even skilled knights with chattering teeth.
Storm Dragon — Lv. 99
An ancient beast with wings strong enough to manipulate the wind and a glare so appalling it leaves even skilled knights with chattering teeth.
Terarin — Lv. 32
A harpyia with an enchanting, clarion voice. It also has vividly bright feathers that may only be plucked by those who pique its interest.
Thick-Thighed Pyekard — Lv. 63
A species of escaped peryton so insular, it evolved separately from its kin. To calm its wracked nerves, it pecks at walls until they collapse.
Vampire Bat — Lv. 46
A colossal bat that patrols the skies around Eastern Trei’kur. Unable to sate its voracious appetite, it sucks its prey dry, down to the marrow.
Vidofnir — Lv. 45
An avian menace that soars just outside the Cathedral of Oblivion. As a fire signet gave it life, it can conjure flames with a flap of its wings.
Vidofnir — Lv. 50
An avian menace that soars just outside the Cathedral of Oblivion. As a fire signet gave it life, it can conjure flames with a flap of its wings.
Vidofnir — Lv. 55
An avian menace that soars just outside the Cathedral of Oblivion. As a fire signet gave it life, it can conjure flames with a flap of its wings.
Vidofnir — Lv. 60
An avian menace that soars just outside the Cathedral of Oblivion. As a fire signet gave it life, it can conjure flames with a flap of its wings.
Vidofnir — Lv. 65
An avian menace that soars just outside the Cathedral of Oblivion. As a fire signet gave it life, it can conjure flames with a flap of its wings.
Winged Nightmare — Lv. 55
A nocturnal harpyia that takes shelter in chthonic realms by day. Its strigine eyes allow it to spot prey even in consummate darkness.