This being was formed by the ambition of God. It looks like a baboon sculpted into the form a bear. It seems to be made of liquid that somehow holds a form.
This monster comes from the astral plane. It looks like a gecko bent into the form a salamander. Its body seems to be made from various other animals. For some reason, its hard to look directly at it.
This monster is a messenger of Satan, and it is fanatically loyal. It vaguely recalls the form of a shrew and has the legs of a horse, though its legs are unusually tiny. It seems to be made of liquid that somehow holds a form.
This monster is an emanation of the god of blacksmiths. It looks like a spider twisted into the form a weasel. It has a large amount of joints in its lower limbs.
This monster is formed from the souls of deceased necromancers who died in a state of misery. It looks like a alligator with the hindquarters of a buffalo. It has semi-transparent sapphire skin. Near it, all sound seems muted.
This monster is summoned by clerics as a spy. It looks like a monkey with the hindquarters of a mule.
This mythical being comes from the past. It loosely resembles a tarantula, but it seems to be composed of random parts of other creatures. It has a tiny head. Near it, all sound seems muted.
This mythical creature comes from a parallel world. It loosely resembles an eel and has wings like a flying fox.
This strange being is a creation of God, but it has rebelled. It looks like a disgusting merger of an octopus and a mule. It has legs with an unusual amount of joints.
This strange monster mutated from mankind some time in the past. It resembles a baboon, and it has barklike skin. It has seven tails, each ending in an eye.
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