Lucks' Bestiary | Flight Rising

Luna Mith

This otherwordly insect's wings hum with a soothing melody.

Leafy Moth

This large moth feeds by spreading its chlorophyll-rich wings in a patch of sunlight and flapping gently.

Cockatrice

“Riza”

Don't let the Cockatrice's amusing gait fool you, its screeching crow can freeze a dragon in place.

Glowing Pocket Mouse

The happier it is, the brighter it glows. This one seems to like you.

Celestial Antelope

Resembles a creature of draconic legend from a distance. Up close it merely looks delicious.

Trick of the Light

Did you see that? It looked like a fox! You didn't? Well, it was there a second ago...

Grey River Flight

A playful and mischievous familiar. River Flights will often sneak into dragon lairs and abscond with shiny bits of treasure.

Scarlet Flycatcher

When this ferocious fish is not busy snapping at insects, it can be seen jumping upstream. Even bears know better than to mess with these.

Hippojay

Hippojays are happiest in the sky, but never pass up an opportunity to nap in the grasslands.

Ancient Fungus

The most crotchety of fungi. As it ages the outer shell becomes crackled and hard as stone.

Dryad

“Oddity”

Dryads are only seen when spring is approaching, waking from yearlong naps to trim their leafy manes.

Autumn Dryad

The autumn dryad is often seen guiding local fauna to burrows or caves so that they are protected from the approaching colds of winter.

Shattered Serpent

“Spiney”

So many Shattered Serpents live in the Abiding Boneyard that the sand itself looks as though it's rippling like an ocean.

Manticore

It's a grand thing when a manticore deigns to hang around a dragon.

Chimera

A blend of lion, goat, and serpent, the chimera is a dangerous foe. It's giving you a funny look.

Death Seeker

This murderous bird is blind save for the large, ominous eye on its chest.

Storm Seeker

“Abacus”

Storm Seekers are the heralds of bleak weather. Entire murders of them flock toward approaching thunderclouds and hurricanes.

Darktouched Chimera

It's not wise to catch a chimera by the tail.

Hedgehog

Hedgehogs remain at the top of the ''Most Un-Digestible Snack Food'' list. It's no speedier than any other hedgehog, alas.

Amaranth Moth

This distinctive moth has deep reds and purples running through its leafy wings. It's difficult to classify as purely flora or fauna.

Emerald Webwing

Warped by arcane energies, this twisted bird bears little resemblance to its parents. All its eyes are looking in different directions.

Ember Mouse

“Flicker”

This mouse is no more flammable than any other.

Cursed Bat

What is this bat's curse? That's for the unfortunate soul who catches this one to discover.

Cumulus Seal

“Fluffy”

It's so fluffy!

Basilisk

“Chicken”

A basilisk's gaze can petrify even the hardiest Earth dragons into stone. Staring contests with this familiar are not recommended.

Hippogriff

Hippogriffs are more social creatures than their gryphon cousins. Their ability to consume meat and grain means that more of them may occupy the same territory.

Everglade Lasher

Everglade lashers swim in colorful, shining schools. They migrate up rivers to the base of The Behemoth every spring.

Dappled Seal

The dappled seal will make short work of the fish that are attracted by its curly mane.

Baku

Baku are able to walk both the physical and ethereal plane.

Steam Gyre

This spirit hovers around The Great Furnace. It is only visible as a manifestation in the vapors of the steam produced by the forges.

Shadow Serpent

“Kastraliss”

A rattle heard in the darkness.

Ruby Webwing

“Jaeger”

This hummingbird never stops growing. Pray that it is not altered any further.

Silver Springbok

Graceful, majestic, stoic, and somewhat judgmental.

Runic Bat

Runic bats feed exclusively off of the mana thieves of Crystalspine Reaches.

Brown River Flight

A fastidious and precise familiar. The brown river flight is not capable of true flight, but its powerful wings propel it through the water at great speeds.

Rainbow Sprite

Be wary of disturbing a hive of Rainbow Sprites. The swarm will protect its home, and retreating to the water will not save you.

Smoke Gyre

Smoke Gyres often herald the arrival of their much larger, more destructive cousin, the Firebird.

Greater Sandstrike

A sandstrike will bury itself until only its spines are exposed. It is an ambush predator.

Dreameater

Despite its fearsome appearance, having a dream eater visit you in your sleep can be a boon, as it will consume your nightmares.

Ethereal Trickster

Catching a trickster in the midst of its trick is much easier than catching the spirit itself. It vanishes as soon as it's been spotted.

Dwarf Truffle

The most insecure of fungi.

Opheodrys Serthis

While the opheodrys serthis' remarks and quick wit are venomous, its fangs are not.

Carmine Serthis

The carmine serthis' scales present a particularly rich shade of red after it has freshly molted.

Tengu

Tengu will attempt to confuse and lead the unwary traveler astray.

Longneck Skirmisher

While the Longneck Interlopers are scouts, Skirmishers are fighters, trained to act as guardsmen to the territorial clans that roam the mountains.

Longneck Interloper

The Longneck clans are mainly indigenous to the mountains of Dragonhome. This one is a scout.

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Skoll

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

Hati

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

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.

Peacock Firebird

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

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.

Blooming Strangler

“Weedle”

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

Sakura Owl

“Blossom”

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...

Wildwood Owl

This owl's bite is worse than its bark.

Banded Owlcat

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

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.

Rambra

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

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.

Granite Thresher

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