Natakiro's Bestiary | Flight Rising

Gold-Throated Sparrow

Dragons who choose to bond gold-throated sparrows as familiars often have a difficult time keeping them out of the bellies of their clan-mates.

Skycat

Flocks of skycats will escort dragons through the Windswept Plateau, flying in the wake of the larger drakes.

Ragamouse

Ragamice are not content to scavenge the scraps tossed outside a lair, and will plunder the food stores of dragon hoards.

Glossy Duskrat

The duskrat is actually a closer cousin to the common mouse than a rat. They are extremely sensitive to light and only come out after dusk.

Cog Frog

*Rivet Rivet*

Double-Tailed Warcat

Double-tailed Warcats rival the size of many dragons. These fierce creatures are bred and trained as guardians by the Longneck tribes.

Warcat Protector

This warcat is larger than average, and is capable of bearing the weight of reinforced plate armor with ease.

Fallout Streak

Flocks of streaks circle above the Arcanist's observatory.

Snow Streak

Snow Streaks are sometimes found frozen in place after particularly large snowstorms. They are easy prey.

Sunset Lasher

A lasher rarely leaves its den, preferring to wait for prey to arrive at its doorstep before striking.

Noggle

Rumored to live in the sewers below the hewn city, noggles are said to grow to astonishing sizes. Dragons beware.

Longneck Magi

Longneck Magi train for years to master the art of harnessing the arcane energies of the world. What comes naturally to dragons is a rare gift in other peoples.

Longneck Mender

Longneck Menders have set aside the staff of war and taken up the staff of healing. They support their clan brothers, sisters, and beasts, creating a formidable team.

Iridescent Scaleback

Iridescent Scalebacks are a more lovely version of the disgruntled Scaleback. They're still fueled by malcontent.

Scaleback

Scalebacks are always smelly, always hungry, and always in a bad mood. It's always a good idea to avoid them.

Squall Rasa

The thick, downy undercoat of the Rasa keeps it warm and dry during the long winters in Boreal Wood. Dragons prize its fur.

Maned Rasa

The Maned Rasa's winter coat is white. While in its winter garb it is often mistaken for its cousin, the more aggressive Squall Rasa.

Fuiran

Fuiran are one of the few species in the Shifting Expanse that prey upon Scalebacks. Their powerful jaws are capable of cracking the thick hide.

Nightsky Fuiran

Scavengers with a keen sense of smell, Fuiran are notorious for digging up the carrion that other desert predators have stashed beneath the sands.

Bone Fiend

Although frightening to look at, bone fiends mostly keep to themselves and the piles of calcified remains that they have collected.

Golden Idol

Once revered by ancient Manticores, this idol makes a really swell door stop for your lair. Bling!

Light Sprite

Entourage of the Lightweaver. (Brightshine Jubilee Holiday Familiar 2013.)

Lightning Sprite

Entourage of the Stormcatcher. (Thundercrack Carnivale Holiday Familiar 2013.)

Black Wolf

A number of Winter Wolves never lose their summer colors. These individuals are uncommon and generally smaller than their snowy-coated brethren.

Winter Wolf

These hardy canines grow incredibly large. Packs of winter wolves run in throughout the Boreal Wood. While not the dominant predator, they are the most numerous.

Hainu

Is a group of hainu a flock or a pack?

Red-Breasted Hainu

The alpha of each flock leads the yearly migration, taking the lead position in the V-formation.

Poultrygeist

A ghastly turkey, gobbling from beyond the grave. This bird was clearly victim of a murder most fowl, strange and unnatural. (KS-sponsored by Madame)

Death's-Head Stag

Some consider it a harbinger of misfortune, but most dismiss such omens as old-wyrm's tales. (KS-sponsored by Windswept.)

Crimson Emperor

Despite its appearance, the Crimson Emperor is not a malignant creature. Its striking coloration is used to ward off predators. (KS-sponsored by Windswept.)