Bestiary Compendium

An elephantine centipede scurries about, its double tail lashing angrily behind it.

This animal, covered in a spotted pattern, has a disproportionately long neck that allows it to tower over other animals.

This thick-bodied dinosaur has a whip-like tail and a long neck, its head topped by the crest of a backward-curving horn.

Multiple angry snake-like heads rise from the sleek, serpentine body of this terrifying monster.

This immense silvery beast is a majestic specimen, its gigantic jaws lined with rows of serrated teeth.

This regal hydra has one larger head and four smaller ones, and projects an aura of authority and menace.

This sleek black whale has a distinctive white patch near each eye and a mouth filled with sharp teeth.

The shell of this immense sea turtle easily spans 12 feet in length. Its narrow head ends in a hooked beak.

The great sloth, standing on its hind legs, can reach the treetops with its agile tongue to grab at foliage.

This enormous owl has a silent gracefulness and wisdom about it despite its considerable size.

This towering spider is the size of an elephant. Its legs have spiky joints and its face looks vaguely, but disturbingly, humanoid.

Thick bony plates armor the domelike back of this quadrupedal dinosaur, its powerfully muscled tail ending in a bony club.

This dinosaur seems comfortable on two legs or four. Its front limbs are each adorned with a cruel-looking, thumblike spike.

This fish is enormous—a sleek predator with bony scales and a long set of toothy jaws.

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Horrid shapes form within this cloying green mist, which pulses sporadically and with seeming voracity.

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This plant's thick trunk is capped by a crown of wide leaves, whipping vines, mushrooms, and a ravenous purple maw.

Four long tentacles writhe from this three-eyed fish-like creature's flanks, and its green body glistens with thick, clear slime.

This black, amorphous blob piles up on itself, a quivering mound of midnight sludge that glistens darkly before surging forward.