RedlaSunShowers' Bestiary

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.

Scaleback

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

Iridescent Scaleback

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

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.

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.

Noggle

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

Sunset Lasher

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

Snow Streak

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

Fallout Streak

Flocks of streaks circle above the Arcanist's observatory.

Warcat Protector

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

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.

Cog Frog

*Rivet Rivet*

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.

Ragamouse

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

Skycat

“Snowkit”

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

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.

Perching Java Sparrow

Known for staying awake for days on end.

Black-wing Hummingbird

Blackwings are one of the largest species of hummingbird. When in flight, their wings make a distinctive buzzing sound.

Frostbite Hummingbird

Frostbite hummingbirds are the messengers of the Icewarden. These tiny beings are minor ice spirits and not living, breathing birds at all.

Peacock Scorpion

Male peacock scorpions are considerably more colorful than their female counterparts.

Hydra Scorpion

It is said that if you cut off the tail of a hydra scorpion, two more will grow in its place.

Emerald Cave Jewel

One of the few cave-dwelling creatures to possess functional eyes, Emerald Cave Jewels produce their own light source.

Citrine Cave Jewel

Colonies of these tiny lizards live deep within Dragonhome's cave systems. The glowing fungus they consume contributes to the lizards' bioluminescence.

Fawn Fox Rat

The coats of fawn fox rats are prized for their softness. Luckily for this one you decided to befriend it!

Downy Fox Rat

Though some are kept as pets, downy fox rats are actually a problem for many lairs. They will nest in the walls and spoil a clan's stores.

Black Dwarf Unicorn

This dwarf unicorn has lost its magic. Its once shining coat is dull and blackened. The horns of black unicorns are worthless.

Dwarf Unicorn

Slight and sleek, this unicorn possesses all of the charm, but less than half the magic and size of a true unicorn.

Radioactive Slime

Spawned in The Wyrmwound, this slime has taken on a life of its own. It envelops everything in its path, leaving bones and bare rock in its wake.

River Muck

Scraped off of the underside of a dock, this river muck appears to be moving...

Dappled Dunhoof

You encountered this centaur from the Dunhoof herd while hunting. She decided to stay with your clan to learn your hunting techniques.

Dunhoof Ambassador

The dunhoof herd of centaurs have been the allies of dragons for years beyond counting. This one is an ambassador to your lair.

Crowned Bonepriest

The bonepriest's crown grows an additional prong with each successful molt.

Corpse Cleaner

An unfortunate creature makes for a fortunate corpse cleaner.

Crimson Reef Snail

The shell of this snail is covered in a variety of colorful coral and anemones. In its reef environment this snail is perfectly camouflaged.

Blue Dragon Reef Snail

This cannibalistic snail produces a powerful venom.

Stonewatch Harpy

A single harpy is a rare sight. This one is a scout for a much larger flock.

Masked Harpy

Harpies build their nests in many of the same locations where dragons make their lairs.

Cloud Chaser

As it ascends into the heavens, the clicks and whistles it emits can be roughly translated to ’So long and thanks for all the fish.’

Golden Porpoise

The golden porpoise is capable of leaping great distances over the water.

Parasitic Fungus

Parasitic Fungus releases spores into the air that control the creatures they root in. The chances for a spore successfully blooming are small.

Bramble Guardian

A colony of bramble guardians is sure to keep any lair warded from tiny intruders.

Clown Charger

The clown charger's skin is poisonous. Most dragons consider eating them to be more trouble than hunting them.

Bluefin Charger

The bluefin charger hunts on thin ice. It will charge its prey, breaking the ice beneath their feet, sending it to a watery grave. The charger itself is semi-aquatic.

Umbra Wolf

Umbra wolves are adept at blending into the shadows. The unwary dragon may find itself surrounded by a pack it never saw coming.

Gale Wolf

Gale wolves may appear wherever a warm front meets a cold front. During their brief stay on our plane they leave a whirlwind of destruction in their wake.

Shale Thresher

The hide of the shale thresher flakes as it grows, forming many sharp ridges.

Granite Thresher

The stony tail of the granite thresher can be used as a weapon to stun prey.

Zeeba

During the winter months, Zeebas grow a long, thick, woolen coat. This coat has no stripes, and the Zeeba's striking coloring is obscured until late spring.

Rambra

Native to tropical wetlands, Rambras are known to charge headfirst into overwhelming odds.

Red-Winged Owlcat

The male red-winged owlcat displays vibrant red plumage across its wings. The female is much plainer, but much more deadly for its camouflage.

Banded Owlcat

The banded owlcat moves silently, both in the air and on the ground.

Wildwood Owl

This owl's bite is worse than its bark.

Sakura Owl

The sakura owl blooms only once a year. Many forest denizens will journey long distances to witness the event. Not all of the visitors return...

Blooming Strangler

A strangler in bloom is at the end of its life cycle. It is ready to reproduce.

Strangler

The strangler actively hunts once a year. It chokes its prey and buries the body. It will take root in soon-to-be fertile soil and rest for another year.

Peacock Firebird

Peacock firebirds lack the color mimicry of their mock-firebird cousins. They tend to live short lives.

Mock Firebird

The mock firebird is not a firebird at all. This avian’s plumage mimics the colors of a true firebird to protect it from predators.

Hati

Brother to Sk�ll, Hati seeks to devour the moon.

Skoll

Brother to Hati, Sk�ll seeks to devour the sun.

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