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| Tyrannoeil / Beholder (gauth) |
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| Ours-hibou / Owlbear |
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| Neogi |
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| Séraphin affrontant un démon / Seraphim fighting a demon |
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| Moine suppliant et démon bestial - Imploring monk and bestial demon - |
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Alhoon
- illithid-lich -
"Alhoons were magic-using outcasts from mind flayers societies, who had defied the ruling elder brains to achieve a limited form of lichdom. They are ignored, feared, and hated by mortal illithids for their rejection of the illithid circle of life, culminating with the physical and psychic merging with an Elder Brain.
Those creatures combined powerful sorcery with their innate psionic-skills to become a new threat to the established order of the Underdark and beyond. Their skin possessed none of the wet, smooth, slimy texture of living illithids, instead appearing dry, wrinkled, and cracked. "
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| Brainlooter Nightgaunt -aka Tricorned Nightgaunt-  |
Amongst the mysterious and frightening nightgaunts, some have three horns instead of two, looking like a tricorn over their faceless head. Contrary to the two-horned kind, which mostly kidnap a single creature at a time to an unknown destination outer space, the "tricorns" enjoy robbery and piracy.
Dozens of them, with war painting of skull patterns on their face, wings and body, often attack isolated and numerous groups of preys. For some reason, brains seems to be the only loot they're hunting for, sometimes collecting hundred of them in huge bags after their rampage. For this reason, they're mostly know as "Brainlooter Nightgaunts".
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| slivoïde corailleux ; slivoïde végétal ; slivoïde chitineux ; slivoïde vaseux ; slivoïde soifesang |
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The noggles are humanoids inhabiting the islands and mountains of Shadowmoor. They have an undeniable reputation of thieves and saboteurs, living only with the loot of their thefts and engaging in acts of vandalism of all kinds. Their hooves, their fur and their big head -which often seems too voluminous for their bodies- resemble those of a donkey. They may be distant relatives of the kelpies, these dreadful monsters haunting lakes and often presenting an equine appearance.
The bandits are recognizable by the leather mask they usually wear to cover the upper part of their face. These rogues are particularly experienced in ambushes, traps and infiltrations, so that all attempts to stop them almost always end in failure. In fact, only creatures entirely devoted to protection and defense know how to handle them.
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In the world of Lorwyn, hornet harassers are goblin shamans living in swamps. They are specialized in apimancy, which is the art of practicing magic and divination by using bees and other flying insects equipped with stingers. It seems that the first hornet harassers were inspired by a tale of Auntie Grub praising these insects.
Very archaic in their methods, the "magic rod" of these apimancers is generally a simple and rudimentary wooden stick, to which is suspended a jar filled with hornets and a piece of hive. However, when a hornet harasser dies, he casts a final curse on a creature (usually his murderer or a close relative) which is immediately attacked by swarms of magic hornets.
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| Jovocs are small sized tanar'ris, rarely exceeding 4 feet-tall. These humanoid demons resemble deformed, glabrous and charred gnomes, and each of their arms end in three long, blood-colored claws. Their "Aura of Retribution" allows them to transmit the wounds they suffer to other creatures. This ability, combined with their fast-healing power, makes them especially perfidious, when ambushing groups of jovocs deliberately hurt each other to weaken their opponents by staying under cover. |
