Leviathans that prowl the Sea of Black Ice, Frostbacks use their massive armoured shell to crack through the icefloes and drag their prey from the surface to an icey doom.
The fierce vultures used by The Talons of Aetora nest across the highest peaks of the Hela's Crest mountains of southern Tokaru.
Tiny creatures that are the bane of travellers across the Shimmerlands, sappers look like semi-translucent leeches. They attach themselves to the unwary, in search of their primary source of sustenance - blood and the magical energies stored within.
Klomerati are tiny living crystals that are primarily found within the Shatterbright. In certain circumstances, they can swarm into writhing and sentient networks known as Klomerati Tendrils.
A unique species that has been discovered living within the hollow areas beneath the Shatterbright. A butterfly that feeds off crystals and glows like fire to light the dark caverns.
Soulhusk chimeras are constructs, built of discarded body parts and even living beings whose souls have been sallowed through the over-use of magics
The Zikiti Crabs are tiny crustaceans that live most of their lives buried beneath the salt of Echo Flats. They are highly sought after for their magical and hallucinogenic properties.
The Fey Chi are shy and highly elusive creatures with glowing white fur, large pearlescent and reflective eyes and wide pointed ears. They are the bane of those who threaten the natural world, and a boon to those they bond with.
Strange and graceful creatures that float silently across the skies, high above the plains of the Shimmerlands.
the Lords of Fire make use of the bodies of the dead well beyond their normal lifespans. These are collectively known as bodyservants, and will be seen in civic and private employ among the tribes of the wastes, and the mansions of the Gleaming City .
Sparrowfrogs inhabit the many layers of the Verdent Gorge, and are commonly seen gliding between the trees of the canopy and even the lush floors of the jungle on the banks of the Godswollen River.
