Pyrouge's Bestiary | Flight Rising

Unlikely Alliance

An orbiting collection of opposing elements. Each clash emits a dangerous wave of unstable energy.

Unyielding Sagittarius

The stars align, showing signs of optimism. (Rockbreaker's Ceremony 2020 Holiday Item)

Valorous Battlemare

Who needs to be a steed when one can be a warrior?

Valorous Cape

It is said that this dashing cape is imbued with the magical essence of a long-dead hero of renowned bravery.

Veiled Vision

The harpy beastclan often treats these spirits as natural allies, preferring to use their resemblance to scare away enemies.

Veilspun Verse

The serenades performed on this tiny enchanted harp have the potential to put even the largest dragons into a blissful slumber.

Velvet Fawn

Velvet fawns are capable of scaling to great heights, and falling from them just as easily. Fortunately, these small creatures have adapted to glide to the ground, avoiding the perils of their faulty-footing.

Venerable Shalebuck

The stone armor accumulates over time reflecting the creature's habitat. (KS-Sponsored by Tumblebuck.)

Venom Ring

While not as conventional as a poison ring, it's just as deadly.

Venomblade Assassin

It is often far too late when one notices a Venomblade Assassin in their midst. If you're really lucky, a heap of treasure might turn into a mercenary partnership.

Venomous Toridae

The venom of a Toridae can be dangerous to Fae, but larger dragon breeds are able to shrug off the effects.

Venomtooth Pilco

A friend to this pilco has no need to fear its toothy grin.

Vigilant Sparrow

An ambitious avian is always alert, armed, and agile.

Vigorous Goblet

Just a sip... what could it hurt...?

Vilevenom Kelpie

It's poisonous, not venomous. Petition to rename "Poisonparty Kelpie".

Violet of Trickmurk

The Violets are in full bloom each Trickmurk Circus! (Trickmurk Circus 2024 Holiday Item.)

Voguepuff

The most stylish fren.

Voltaic Ambassador

The mith are known for their pragmatic speaking style, and will happily hold conversation with you...as long as there isn't a lightbulb on nearby. (Thundercrack Carnivale 2018 Holiday Item)

Vulpine Lamp

It made for a really nice mealtime instrument until that one year where a bright purple ghost fox came pouring out instead of gravy.

Walking Fish

It's a fair bit better at swimming than walking, though it's hard not to admire such an ambitious fish!

Wallowing Willow

It might be wonderful to wallow every once in a while, but please don't wallow so regularly that you are named for it.

Wandering Aquarius

The stars align, showing signs of fluidity. (Crystalline Gala 2021 Holiday Item)

Wandering Surgepriest

Many have wondered when this tengu will finally wander home.

War Flight

You might be wondering "Who is armoring all these river flights?" No one. They arm themselves.

War Smith

It must be really weird to lose an arm-wrestling contest with a moth.

Warblade Owlcat

It's a red-winged owlcat with a giant sword. Who did this?

Warcat Protector

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

Wasteland Collector

These scavengers return to a Golden Idol with the trinkets they were able to collect.

Watermelon Coleus Gecko

Named for the plants that it keeps free of insects, watermelon coleus are a boon to any garden. (Colored by KCDragons.)

Waveswell Sorcerer

Companies of sorcerers working in tandem have been attempting to unravel stray bubbles from The Tidelord's prophecies. Entire schools have gone mad for their efforts.

Webwing Alpha

It's the biggest, and that makes it the best! (It's kind of a jerk about it though.)

Wetland Unicorn

The long legs of this unicorn allow it to walk along the bottom of shallow swamp beds, enabling it to easily graze on the aquatic plantlife.

Which Waychip

A mystical coagulation of what looks to have been an ancient shattered waystone.

Which Waychunk

A mystical coagulation of what looks to have been an ancient shattered waystone.

Whisper

A silent watcher.

White Rot Deer

After a season, wood ear deer enter a second stage of life. This veteran is an even more effective guardian.

Wicker Dragon

Legend seems to indicate that most dragons are resistant to fire. N-not... this one...

Wildwood Owl

This owl's bite is worse than its bark.

Willowmane Deerling

These pint-sized deer are the favored prey of Veilspun dragons.

Wind-Up Pocketmouse

When they can be caught, these make a popular hatchling toy -if you can avoid losing it under the furniture.

Windcarve Fugitive

Some harpies prefer solitude to the cacophony of the cities of large harpy flocks.

Windcarve Harpy

Agility and adaptability are requirements for a harpy courier.

Winter Glade Lord

Winter Glade Lords can put angry plants into a state of tranquil hibernation. Such plants return to healed trunks and new growth with the passing of winter.

Winter Sphinx

As the trees slumber and the wind grows chill, these sphinx lead the pride in the lean season.

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.

Wintermane Bowman

A good eye and a steady hand are required to shoot while galloping.

Wintermane Minstrel

In addition to their trusty instruments, these performative centaurs use their voices and a rhythmic tapping of their hooves to spin songs and tell tales.

Wintermane Spearman

The wintermane clan is not named for their snow-white mane and tail, but for the leader of their herd.

Wolpertinger

Legend has it the first Wolpertinger came into being when a bird, a rabbit, and a deer walked into a bar.

Wood Ear Deer

This creature has little in common with its mammalian namesake. Wood ear deer are cultivated to protect dryads' secluded groves.

Wooden Marionette

This enchanted puppet moves when you don't want it to, and hangs limp when you'd like it to dance.

Woodland Turkey

Once reclusive, this fowl is now staying south year-round.

Woolly Walrus

The Woolly Walrus prefers dark, secluded places where it can comb its dark, greasy hair and listen to loud music.

Workshop Monitor

Patrolling robots can never just be cute, can they? Do they really have to have multiple limbs and no face?

Wraith Hound

The chilling howl of these phantom dogs can be heard for miles.

Writer's Aid

This critical quill will immediately scribble a wiggly line in red ink under any mistake the writer makes. Take care if out of red ink..

Yellow-Throated Sparrowmouse

Flocks of sparrowmice can frequently be heard rustling in the walls of poorly constructed lairs.

Yeti Brawler

When you can see the patterning on this yeti, you are far too close to come out unscathed. (Colored by Accents.)

Zalis

Flocks of Zalis light up a jungle canopy.

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.