Bestiary Compendium

This creature looks like a humanoid crow with oily black feathers, glittering eyes, and a sharp beak.

This capricious figure has the upper torso, arms, and head of a man, but goatlike legs, a tail, and curling horns on his head.

This hideously malformed, hairless, pustule-covered corpse moves and snarls more like an undead hound than an undead man.

This pale, jellyfish-like creature floats gently in the air, two long eyestalks extending from either side of its puckered mouth.

A gray, lipless goblin head with serpent's fangs sits atop the sinuous black body of this greasy-scaled snake.

This waterlogged gremlin has lobster claws for hands and an almost canine face with webbed ears.

This majestic beast stands the height of a man at its shoulders, a many-tipped rack of proud antlers crowning its head.

This long-tentacled jellyfish has a wide bell with a vaguely skull-shaped pattern on it.

This little plant man walks on legs like tangled vines and has a pumpkin carved with eyes and a mouth for a head.

With large bulging eyes to spot prey from afar, this oversized, smooth-scaled lizard has splayed, padded feet and a toothy maw.

This green-skinned fey has webbed hands and feet. Its hair is the color of seaweed, and is decorated with shells.

This skittish amalgam of beast parts has luminous eyes, a rat's tail, simian appendages, and tendrils extending from a mole-like nose

What appears to be a miniaturized orrery zips through the air, with thin, sharp blades flashing periodically from within.

This tiny monstrosity has the body of a well-muscled man, a crown of frilled horns, and eyes that glow like rubies.

This stout flightless bird stands upon two long, taloned legs, but it is its axe-shaped beak that looks the most ferocious.

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This disembodied and bestial head covered in lashing hair and curling horns flies through the air.

A pair of brightly colored butterfly wings sprouts from the back of this miniature dragon.

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What seems to be a mass of diseased fibers growing on a plant suddenly moves and slithers independently from its sickly host.