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Description
Mayhem: fond of dancing and acrobatics, the first two Mayhem were created as a gift to a powerful undead queen. Rarely seen even today, they are able to force others to copy their movements. If two Mayhem meet, they begin to dance in perfect symmetry until forcibly separated. If more than two meet, they fight until two remain.

Vertigo: a fusion of human and hunting spider, its venom attacks the brain, causing pain, dizziness and scrambling psionics. They can easily cling to walls or ceilings and can even skate on the surface of water. Vertigo prey mainly on small birds. They seem to be amused by normal spiders and like to play with them.

Gloomhag: resembling gnarled wood and well-known for its sorrowful cry, this slow-moving monster serves as host to a nest of symbiotic wasps, which it controls telepathically. Feral gloomhags seek murky swampland as their territory, where they drag hapless humans (paralyzed by wasp venom) under the muck to be drained of nutrients.

Goza: this small, jittery zombie is able to see in all directions despite its obvious lack of eyes, and prefers not to attack when it can be seen by others. It emits a strange, bright brown light from its mouth that causes temporary blindness in the opponent, then springs into action with its knifelike, bony talons. Out of battle it is an unusually docile monster.

Graunch: these ill-tempered revenants were originally designed to protect the tombs of royalty and remain popular guard-beasts. The tough, leathery "wrappings" of a Graunch are used to ensnare enemies while the heavy, steel jaws do their work. A Graunch's only weak point is its eye, which can be moved freely throughout the body but is normally kept at the core of the head, protected by the jaws when the monster is not feeding.

Marrow: these canine zombies are fiercely loyal to their creators and fiercely resentful of everything else. Once one has buried its teeth in an opponent it will absolutely not let go until one or the other is defeated. They enjoy gnawing metal.

Description
Mayhem: fond of dancing and acrobatics, the first two Mayhem were created as a gift to a powerful undead queen. Rarely seen even today, they are able to force others to copy their movements. If two Mayhem meet, they begin to dance in perfect symmetry until forcibly separated. If more than two meet, they fight until two remain.

Vertigo: a fusion of human and hunting spider, its venom attacks the brain, causing pain, dizziness and scrambling psionics. They can easily cling to walls or ceilings and can even skate on the surface of water. Vertigo prey mainly on small birds. They seem to be amused by normal spiders and like to play with them.

Gloomhag: resembling gnarled wood and well-known for its sorrowful cry, this slow-moving monster serves as host to a nest of symbiotic wasps, which it controls telepathically. Feral gloomhags seek murky swampland as their territory, where they drag hapless humans (paralyzed by wasp venom) under the muck to be drained of nutrients.

Goza: this small, jittery zombie is able to see in all directions despite its obvious lack of eyes, and prefers not to attack when it can be seen by others. It emits a strange, bright brown light from its mouth that causes temporary blindness in the opponent, then springs into action with its knifelike, bony talons. Out of battle it is an unusually docile monster.

Graunch: these ill-tempered revenants were originally designed to protect the tombs of royalty and remain popular guard-beasts. The tough, leathery "wrappings" of a Graunch are used to ensnare enemies while the heavy, steel jaws do their work. A Graunch's only weak point is its eye, which can be moved freely throughout the body but is normally kept at the core of the head, protected by the jaws when the monster is not feeding.

Marrow: these canine zombies are fiercely loyal to their creators and fiercely resentful of everything else. Once one has buried its teeth in an opponent it will absolutely not let go until one or the other is defeated. They enjoy gnawing metal.