This being evolved from other life forms. It looks like an eel with the hindquarters of an orangutan. It has mirrorlike skin.
This being was formed from the bones of Satan. It resembles a wolverine and has the face of an eagle. Instead of flesh, it appears to be made of metal.
This bizarre being is summoned by clerics as a minion. Its left side is that of a bull while its right side is that of a tarantula. Its body seems to be made of bones. It leaves a trail of slime wherever it goes.
This bizarre creature is formed from the souls of people who died feeling hostility. It slightly resembles a tarantula, but it seems to be composed of brain tissue. It has minute legs.
This creature comes from another world. It looks like a disgusting combination of a lizard and a man. It has no head.
This legendary being evolved alongside mankind. It reminds one of a turtle, and it is headless, with its face on its torso.
This legendary being is formed from the soul of an alchemist who died in a state of pessimism. It looks like a crocodile bent into the form an octopus. It has tiny tentacles. A small storm cloud always envelops it.
This monster is a spy of the goddess of passion. It vaguely recalls the form of an eel, and it has a tail ending in a mace-like ball. Streaks of yellow light swirl around it.
This mythical entity is the incarnation of the soul of a person driven by cruelty. It reminds one of a dog, and it has no head. Its body seems strangely flattened, almost like cloth or paper. It always appears to be on fire, but is never consumed.
This strange entity is formed from the souls of deceased druids. It looks like a horse bent into the form an orangutan. It has a tiny head.
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