Believed to perhaps be the ultimate form of wraith, soul storms form where thousands of people have died. Unlike wraiths, they are not merely fragments of souls, but the actual souls themselves fused into a hateful, pained maelstrom. Surrounding their target, the whirling souls manifest an entity to attack, which assumes the form most of the souls would associate with death. The soul storm is notoriously hard to put down permanently. Instinct: To kill

• Remanifest days after being defeated
• Rip away life force, sickening the target

Cinder wraiths are spawned from horrific cases of being burnt to death. While the soul has moved on, the pain and agony has left fragments behind, which animates their charred remains and gives them hideous unlife. Constantly in agony, they seek to spread their misery across the world. Instinct: To burn everything

• Set things of fire
• Forces sickening smoke down the victim's lungs

When the elves fled the ancient calamity, some sought refuge in the darkest parts of their fey nature, becoming the night hags. Even the nicest of these hags have a very mercenary mindset and tend to come off as unsympathetic and without empathy. None the less, these very traits also make them easy to deal with, if you can pay the price. Their magical protections is generated by an item on their person, which can be removed. Instinct: To earn a profit

• Craft magical items
• Shapeshift into other humanoids
• Cause sickening nightmares
• Inflicts sickness with its diseased bite

The cadaver harvester is a peculiar creature. It doesn't grow or eat naturally, instead infecting corpses and haphazardly merging them together, replacing decaying mass with new bodies. Once is has a suitably big mass, it will even start creating corpses to add to its make. It can also unleash an ear splitting shriek. This deals either a d6 or w2d6 of damage, ignoring armour, depending on a defy danger roll. Instinct: To collect corpses

• Harvest corpses, healing itself
• Look like a pile of corpses

Minotaurs are hulking humanoids with bovine traits. They have an innate love for and understanding of complexity, leading to them creating many overcomplicated devices for the sheer thrill of it. Minotaur homes are rarely, if ever, laid out in a logical, easy to figure out way, as the bull-headed people themselves photographically remembers layouts with ease. Instinct: To enjoy the thrill of seeing its plans come to fruition

• Excel at navigation

Nightmares are equine beings of other worlds. Magical and herbivourus, they none the less display a preference for fight over flight when threatened. Their properties makes them favoured mounts for those who have the steely resolve necesarry to break them. Instinct: To eat

• Exhale a cloud of obscuring smoke
• Ride between planes
• Walk on air

A war dog has been trained for combat. Its loyal and vicious, eagerly going for the enemy's throat. Instinct: To guard its territory

• Track by smell
• Bark of alarm

A good agent will see a mission through to the end. A perfect agent will do even more. Some people are so dedicated to their nation, agency or the like that failure is not an option. Death just put them out of commision temporarily and when disturbed, they rise to finish the job. Instinct: To fulfill its mission

• Display endless patience
• Conjure Mist
• Move without a sound

Hellbats are flying hunters fron the abyssal realms. Normally contend to prey on small game, the yare sometimes corraled and used as aerial assistance for airborne soldiers. Instinct: To eat

• Inject confusing venom

Efreeti are genies of fire. The most common traits shared by their kind are a need to dominate and habitual sadism. This doesn't mean that they are all evil, just that they have very forceful personalities. Efreeti excel at wishcraft, though loathe how this means everyone and their grandmother tries to con and enslave them. Instinct: To dominate

• Emit searing heat
• Alter size
• Grant wishes