Supernatural Creatures

Angel

Origin: Abrahamic Religions

Category: Deity

Angel

Immortal

A divine spirit or messenger of a higher power, often depicted as a beautiful human with large wings. Angels are known for their immense power and their role as protectors and guides for humanity. They are beings of purity and righteousness who follow a divine will.

Anubis

Origin: Egyptian Mythology

Category: Deity

Anubis

Immortal

The jackal-headed god of the afterlife, mummification, and the protector of tombs. Anubis is the one who guides souls through the underworld and weighs their heart against a feather. He is a solemn but fair deity who ensures the proper order of the dead.

Banshee

Origin: Irish Folklore

Category: Spirit

Banshee

Immortal

A female spirit whose mournful wailing or screaming is a warning of an impending death in a family. They are not known to physically harm anyone, but their cry brings a sense of dread and fear. The banshee is often a member of the deceased's family, acting as a messenger from the spirit world.

Basilisk

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Animal

Basilisk

500-1000

A legendary serpent or snake-like creature that is said to be the king of snakes. The Basilisk is incredibly deadly, able to kill with a single stare or with its venomous breath. It is a creature of pure malevolence and is feared for its potent abilities.

Bob

Origin: Takitimu

Category: Shape-shifter

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Boggart

Origin: English Folklore

Category: Spirit

Boggart

Immortal

A malicious household spirit that causes mischief and fear, often turning invisible. A Boggart is an unhappy and mischievous entity that is difficult to get rid of once it has taken up residence. It is often created by an act of disrespect and will not stop until it is appeased.

Brownie

Origin: Scottish Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Brownie

200-400

A small, house-dwelling creature known for helping with chores and tasks around the house while the family sleeps. Brownies are shy and secretive, and they are easily offended if they feel they have been slighted. They are friendly but will leave a home for good if they are ever seen or given clothes.

Centaur

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Centaur

60-90

A creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse, living in a clan-like social structure. Centaurs are known for their archery and wisdom, though some are depicted as wild and brutish. They are often portrayed as wise teachers and skilled warriors.

Cerberus

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Animal

Cerberus

500-1000

The three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the underworld, preventing the dead from leaving and the living from entering. Cerberus is a fearsome and powerful guardian, but it is not inherently evil. It is simply a loyal servant to Hades, fulfilling its purpose with relentless dedication.

Chimera

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Chimera

40-60

A monstrous creature with the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a snake, breathing fire. The Chimera is a chaotic and destructive beast that lays waste to the lands it inhabits. Its very existence is a perversion of nature, bringing disaster wherever it goes.

Chupacabra

Origin: Puerto Rican Folklore

Category: Animal

Chupacabra

1-Oct

A creature said to attack and kill livestock, draining them of their blood, particularly goats. The Chupacabra is a mysterious and fearsome predator, known for its spiny back and glowing red eyes. Its existence is a source of great fear and paranoia in rural areas.

Cockatrice

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Hybrid

Cockatrice

50-80

A monstrous creature with the body of a serpent and the head, wings, and legs of a rooster. The Cockatrice is born from a rooster's egg and can kill with its gaze or by a single touch. It is a smaller but equally deadly variant of the basilisk.

Cyclops

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Humanoid

Cyclops

100-200

A giant creature with a single, large eye in the middle of its forehead. Cyclopes are known for their immense size, strength, and lack of intelligence. They are often depicted as shepherds who are known for their cruel and cannibalistic nature.

Demon

Origin: Abrahamic Religions

Category: Demon / Infernal

Demon

Immortal

A malevolent supernatural being, often associated with torment, temptation, and the underworld. Demons are known for their powerful influence over mortals, often seeking to corrupt and deceive them. They are chaotic and cruel, and their presence brings suffering and despair.

Djinn

Origin: Islamic Mythology

Category: Spirit

Djinn

1000+

A supernatural creature made of smokeless fire, possessing the ability to grant wishes but also known for trickery and manipulation. They are invisible to the human eye but can take on a variety of forms. Djinn occupy a separate world from humans and are capable of both good and evil acts.

Dragon

Origin: Worldwide

Category: Hybrid

Dragon

1000+

A legendary serpentine creature with immense power, often depicted with wings and the ability to breathe fire. Dragons are symbols of both destruction and wisdom, depending on the culture. They are known for their territorial nature and a powerful desire to collect gold and jewels.

Dryad

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Humanoid

Dryad

500+

A tree nymph or spirit that lives in a specific tree, its life force tied to the health of its host tree. Dryads are shy and peaceful beings who protect the forests they inhabit. They are deeply connected to nature and can be either helpful or hostile to humans depending on their actions.

Dullahan

Origin: Irish Folklore

Category: Undead

Dullahan

Immortal

A headless spirit, often a male rider on a black horse, carrying its own head under its arm. The Dullahan is a harbinger of death and a fearsome entity. It will stop at nothing to take the soul of those it comes across, and its presence brings a sense of dread.

Dwarf

Origin: Norse Mythology

Category: Humanoid

Dwarf

300-500

A small, sturdy humanoid creature known for its skill in mining, blacksmithing, and crafting. Dwarves are known for their stubborn nature, their love of gold, and their loyalty to their clans. They are not inherently good or evil but have a complex moral code based on honor and duty.

Elf

Origin: Norse Mythology

Category: Humanoid

Elf

Immortal

A beautiful, immortal, or long-lived humanoid being with a deep connection to nature and magic. Elves are known for their wisdom, grace, and skill in both archery and craftsmanship. They are benevolent beings who often live in harmony with the natural world.

Fairy

Origin: Celtic Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Fairy

500+

A small, human-like spirit often with wings and magical abilities, inhabiting natural environments like forests and glades. They are known for their connection to nature and a complex moral code that can be both helpful and dangerous to mortals. Fairies are often protective of their sacred spaces and will trick those who trespass.

Gargoyle

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Hybrid

Gargoyle

Immortal

A grotesque statue-like creature, often found on cathedrals and large buildings, that comes to life at night. Gargoyles are guardians who protect their designated area from evil spirits and other threats. They are stoic and vigilant beings with a strong sense of duty.

Genie

Origin: Arabian Mythology

Category: Spirit

Genie

Immortal

A powerful, supernatural being that is capable of granting wishes to a mortal who has released it from its prison. Genies are known for their immense power and their complex moral character. They are not always benevolent and can often twist wishes to their own advantage.

Ghost

Origin: Worldwide

Category: Spirit

Ghost

Immortal

The disembodied soul or spirit of a deceased person that lingers in the mortal world. Their existence is often tied to a specific location or an unresolved event from their past life. They can be harmless observers or vengeful entities seeking to cause harm to the living.

Ghoul

Origin: Arabian Folklore

Category: Undead

Ghoul

Immortal

A monstrous undead being that feeds on human corpses, often dwelling in cemeteries and other desolate places. Ghouls are known for their insatiable hunger and their grotesque appearance. They are often depicted as having a foul stench and a cunning intelligence.

Gnome

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Gnome

400-500

A small, old humanoid creature said to live in the ground or in gardens, often depicted with a pointed hat and a white beard. Gnomes are considered guardians of the earth and its treasures. They are shy and secretive but will protect their domain from intruders.

Goblin

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Goblin

50-80

A small, grotesque humanoid creature with a mischievous and malevolent disposition. They are known for their greed and often hoard treasure, living in underground caves or dark forests. Goblins are generally cowardly but can be dangerous in large numbers.

Golem

Origin: Jewish Folklore

Category: Machine / Construct

Golem

Immortal

A creature created from inanimate matter, such as clay or mud, and brought to life through a magical ritual. The golem is a loyal servant that follows the commands of its master without question. They are known for their raw strength and a simple-minded nature.

Gremlin

Origin: Aviation Folklore

Category: Other

Gremlin

5-Oct

A mythical creature that is said to cause mechanical failures and other problems on aircraft. Gremlins are known for their destructive and mischievous nature. They exist to cause chaos and frustration for engineers and pilots.

Griffin

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Griffin

200-300

A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. Griffins are symbols of strength and divine power and are often seen as guardians of treasure or sacred places. They are noble and majestic creatures that are fiercely loyal to those they trust.

Harpy

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Harpy

50-70

A grotesque creature with the head and torso of a woman and the wings and talons of a bird. Harpies are known for stealing food, and their presence brings a sense of filth and pestilence. They are relentless and cruel, acting as instruments of punishment for the gods.

Harpyia

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Harpyia

50-70

A grotesque creature with the head and torso of a woman and the wings and talons of a bird. Harpies are known for stealing food, and their presence brings a sense of filth and pestilence. They are relentless and cruel, acting as instruments of punishment for the gods.

Hellhound

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Animal

Hellhound

50-100

A spectral dog from the underworld, often associated with fire, death, and revenge. Hellhounds are known for their immense strength and their loyalty to their demonic masters. They are often seen as omens of death and are relentless trackers.

Hippogriff

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Hippogriff

50-80

A mythical creature with the head, wings, and forelegs of an eagle and the body and hind legs of a horse. Hippogriffs are noble and proud creatures, known for their majestic appearance and their swift flight. They are fiercely loyal to those who show them respect.

Hydra

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Animal

Hydra

Immortal

A serpentine water monster with multiple heads, known for its ability to regenerate two new heads for every one that is cut off. The Hydra is a destructive and fearsome beast that poisons the water around its lair. Its immense power and difficulty to kill make it a formidable foe.

Imp

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Demon / Infernal

Imp

100-300

A small, mischievous demon or spirit that is often a servant to a more powerful being. Imps are known for their love of pranks and their ability to cause minor chaos. They are not as powerful as other demons but are still malevolent and dangerous.

Incubus

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Demon / Infernal

Incubus

100-500

A male demon who seeks out sleeping women to have sexual intercourse with them, often causing them harm or tormenting them in their sleep. Incubi are known for their oppressive presence and their ability to drain the energy of their victims. They are considered vile and dangerous creatures.

Jackalope

Origin: American Folklore

Category: Hybrid

Jackalope

5-Oct

A mythical creature, a jackrabbit with the antlers of a deer. The Jackalope is a playful and mischievous creature known for its speed and its ability to mimic human voices. It is a symbol of the American West and is generally considered harmless.

Jersey Devil

Origin: American Folklore

Category: Hybrid

Jersey Devil

Immortal

A legendary creature with a horse-like head, bat wings, and hooves, said to inhabit the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. The Jersey Devil is an elusive and malevolent being that brings fear and misfortune to the locals. It is said to have been born as a curse.

Kappa

Origin: Japanese Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Kappa

50-100

A mischievous water spirit that resembles a humanoid turtle with a bowl of water on its head. Kappas are known for their love of cucumbers and their unpredictable behavior, which can be either playful or malevolent. They are very powerful in water but become weak if the water in their head spills.

Kelpie

Origin: Scottish Folklore

Category: Shape-shifter

Kelpie

200-300

A malevolent water spirit that takes the form of a beautiful horse to lure victims into the water, where it drowns them. The Kelpie's skin is sticky and cannot be escaped once a person touches it. They are treacherous and cunning creatures that thrive on the sorrow they cause.

Kitsune

Origin: Japanese Folklore

Category: Shape-shifter

Kitsune

100-900

A fox spirit with magical abilities that can transform into a human, often with multiple tails representing its age and power. Kitsune are known for being both mischievous tricksters and wise, benevolent guardians. Their moral character is highly individual and not tied to a single alignment.

Kobold

Origin: German Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Kobold

50-80

A type of household spirit, similar to a brownie, that can be either helpful or mischievous. Kobolds are known for their ability to take on different forms, such as a small child or a flickering flame. They are loyal to the home they inhabit and will protect it from harm, but they can be a nuisance if not treated with respect.

Kraken

Origin: Scandinavian Folklore

Category: Animal

Kraken

500+

A colossal sea monster said to live off the coasts of Norway and Greenland, often depicted as a giant squid or octopus. The Kraken is a reclusive being that can destroy ships with its immense size and power. Its actions are not driven by malice but by a natural, territorial instinct.

Lamia

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Lamia

200-300

A creature with the head and upper body of a woman and the lower body of a serpent, known for devouring children. Lamia was once a queen who was cursed by Hera and turned into a monster after her children were killed. She now seeks to prey on the children of others, driven by grief and madness.

Leshy

Origin: Slavic Folklore

Category: Spirit

Leshy

Immortal

A protective, male tree spirit of the forest, capable of shapeshifting and leading travelers astray. The Leshy is a guardian of the woods, and its temperament depends on the respect shown to its domain. It can be a helpful guide or a mischievous trickster, depending on the situation.

Leviathan

Origin: Biblical texts

Category: Animal

Leviathan

Immortal

Leviathan is a sea creature linked to chaos and destruction. It is said to be impossible to tame. Its power makes it a symbol of overwhelming force.

Loki

Origin: Norse Mythology

Category: Deity

Loki

Immortal

The trickster god of Norse mythology, known for his ability to shape-shift and for causing chaos among the gods and mortals. Loki is a cunning and unpredictable being whose actions often have far-reaching consequences. He is not strictly good or evil but follows his own selfish desires.

Manticore

Origin: Persian Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Manticore

80-120

A creature with the body of a lion, the head of a human, and a tail with venomous spines that it can shoot like arrows. The Manticore is a ferocious and bloodthirsty beast that actively hunts humans. Its cunning and deadly nature make it a dangerous and feared predator.

Medusa

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Medusa

50-70

A creature with venomous snakes for hair and a gaze that can turn any living thing to stone. Medusa was once a beautiful woman who was cursed and exiled to a remote island. Her existence is one of tragedy and monstrousness, and she is a fearsome antagonist.

Mermaid

Origin: Worldwide

Category: Hybrid

Mermaid

100-200

A legendary aquatic creature with the head and upper body of a human and the tail of a fish. They are often seen near coastal areas and are known for their beautiful singing voices. Mermaids are considered mysterious and can be either friendly or hostile towards humans.

Minotaur

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Minotaur

50-60

A creature with the head of a bull and the body of a man, known for its incredible strength and aggressive nature. The Minotaur was trapped in a labyrinth and fed on human sacrifices. This being is a symbol of brutal force and a cursed existence.

Mokele-mbembe

Origin: Congolese Folklore

Category: Animal

Mokele-mbembe

100+

A large, dinosaur-like creature said to inhabit the Congo River Basin, often described as a long-necked reptile. The Mokele-mbembe is a reclusive and territorial creature, rarely seen by humans. It is generally considered a peaceful herbivore, but its immense size makes it a powerful force.

Nuckelavee

Origin: Orcadian Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Nuckelavee

50-80

A malevolent sea demon with the upper body of a human attached to a horse, with no skin, revealing its muscular, sinewy form. The Nuckelavee is a creature of pure evil and destruction, known for its ability to cause pestilence and drought. It is the most feared and hated of all the Scottish fairies.

Nymph

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Humanoid

Nymph

100-500

A divine female spirit associated with a specific location, such as a spring, river, or tree. Nymphs are beautiful and kind beings who embody the spirit of nature. They are often seen as protectors of their sacred places and are generally benevolent to humans.

Ogre

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Ogre

100-200

A large, fearsome, and unintelligent humanoid creature known for its cannibalistic nature and brute strength. Ogres are often depicted as living in remote areas, such as swamps or mountains. They are solitary and aggressive creatures that cause great destruction.

Oni

Origin: Japanese Folklore

Category: Demon / Infernal

Oni

Immortal

A powerful demon or ogre with a fierce appearance, often depicted with horns, sharp claws, and a menacing club. Oni are known for their great strength and their role as vengeful, punishing spirits. They are feared and respected beings who sometimes act as enforcers of justice in the afterlife.

Pegasus

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Animal

Pegasus

500-1000

A majestic winged horse, born from the blood of Medusa and known for its purity and nobility. Pegasus is often ridden by heroes and is a symbol of divine inspiration. This creature is a symbol of freedom and is generally considered a benevolent being.

Peryton

Origin: Argentine Folklore

Category: Hybrid

Peryton

30-50

A mythical winged stag with the head and antlers of a deer and the body and wings of a bird. The Peryton is a fierce predator that casts a human shadow. Its existence is a terrifying paradox, and it brings a sense of unease and dread wherever it goes.

Phoenix

Origin: Egyptian Mythology

Category: Animal

Phoenix

500-1000

A beautiful, fiery bird that cyclically regenerates or is reborn from the ashes of its predecessor. The Phoenix is a symbol of rebirth, hope, and immortality. It is a powerful creature that brings a message of renewal and a brilliant, awe-inspiring presence.

Pixie

Origin: Celtic Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Pixie

100-200

A tiny, mischievous spirit, similar to a fairy, but with a more trickster-like nature. Pixies are known for leading travelers astray and for their playful, but sometimes malicious, pranks. They are deeply connected to the natural world and are very protective of their homes.

Poltergeist

Origin: German Folklore

Category: Spirit

Poltergeist

Immortal

A ghost or spirit that manifests itself through physical disturbances, such as moving objects, making noises, or causing fires. A Poltergeist is a mischievous and often malevolent entity that delights in causing chaos. It feeds on the fear it creates and is not the soul of a deceased person.

Roc

Origin: Middle Eastern Folklore

Category: Animal

Roc

1000+

A gigantic mythical bird of prey, said to be so large that it can carry elephants in its talons. The Roc is a majestic and powerful creature, a force of nature in its own right. It is not inherently good or evil but is a powerful and respected predator of the skies.

Rusalka

Origin: Slavic Folklore

Category: Spirit

Rusalka

Immortal

A water spirit or mermaid-like creature that drowns people in rivers and lakes. Rusalkas are the souls of women who died a violent death in the water. They are known for their beautiful singing voices and their vengeful, malicious nature.

Sasquatch

Origin: North American Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Sasquatch

50-70

A large, ape-like creature said to inhabit the forests of North America, also known as Bigfoot. Sasquatch is a shy and reclusive being that is rarely seen by humans. It is generally considered a peaceful herbivore, but its immense size can make it seem intimidating.

Satyr

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Humanoid

Satyr

80-120

A mythical being with the torso of a man and the legs and horns of a goat, known for their love of music, wine, and dancing. Satyrs are considered to be mischievous but generally harmless creatures of the wilderness. They are closely associated with the god Pan and live in forests and groves.

Siren

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Siren

50-80

A dangerous but beautiful creature with a woman's head and the body of a bird, living on remote islands. They are known for luring sailors to their deaths with their enchanting singing voices. The sirens use deception and their hypnotic calls to shipwreck sailors on the rocky shores of their home.

Sphinx

Origin: Greek Mythology

Category: Hybrid

Sphinx

500+

A mythological creature with the body of a lion, the wings of an eagle, and the head of a human. They are known for their incredible intelligence and for guarding important places. The Sphinx will often pose a riddle to those who seek to pass, and failure to answer correctly can result in a fatal encounter.

Succubus

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Demon / Infernal

Succubus

100-500

A female demon who appears in dreams or takes on a beautiful form to seduce men, draining them of their life force. Succubi are known for their alluring nature and their ability to feed on the energy of mortals. Their existence is one of predation and deceit.

Tarrasque

Origin: French Folklore

Category: Animal

Tarrasque

Immortal

A monstrous creature with a lion-like head, six legs, a body covered in spikes, and a scaly shell. The Tarrasque is a relentless and indestructible force of nature that devours everything in its path. It is a symbol of absolute destruction and a great threat to all life.

Troll

Origin: Norse Mythology

Category: Humanoid

Troll

300-500

A large, grotesque humanoid creature, often living in caves, forests, or under bridges. Trolls are generally considered unintelligent but are incredibly strong and resilient. Their temperament ranges from grumpy isolationists to outright malicious attackers.

Unicorn

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Animal

Unicorn

1000+

A mythical horse-like creature with a single, spiral horn on its forehead, known for its purity and magical healing abilities. Unicorns are shy and reclusive, and can only be approached by those with a pure heart. They are a symbol of innocence, magic, and grace.

Valkyrie

Origin: Norse Mythology

Category: Spirit

Valkyrie

Immortal

Valkyries are warrior spirits who choose which soldiers die in battle and bring them to the afterlife. They are strong and loyal. They serve the gods in the realm of war.

Vampire

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Undead

Vampire

Immortal

A being that sustains its existence by consuming the blood of the living. Often depicted as having a human-like form, they possess enhanced strength and a supernatural charm. Their presence brings a sense of unease and terror to any community.

Vodyanoy

Origin: Slavic Folklore

Category: Spirit

Vodyanoy

Immortal

A male water spirit that dwells in rivers and lakes, often appearing as an old man with a long beard of algae. The Vodyanoy is a malicious and dangerous entity that drowns people who swim in his waters. He is a powerful but vengeful spirit who protects his domain with a fierce temper.

Wendigo

Origin: Algonquian Folklore

Category: Demon / Infernal

Wendigo

Immortal

A malevolent, cannibalistic spirit associated with winter, starvation, and greed. The Wendigo is a tall, emaciated creature that was once a human who resorted to cannibalism. It has an insatiable hunger and is a terrifying symbol of the dangers of gluttony.

Wererat

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Shape-shifter

Wererat

20-30

A human who can transform into a rat-like creature, often associated with disease, poverty, and urban decay. Wererats are cunning and deceitful creatures who thrive in the shadows of society. They are known for their greed and their ability to spread sickness.

Werewolf

Origin: European Folklore

Category: Shape-shifter

Werewolf

60-80

A humanoid creature that can transform into a wolf or a wolf-like beast, usually triggered by the full moon. These beings have an internal struggle between their human mind and their primal, predatory nature. While many are viewed as a menace, some legends suggest a more protective or noble role.

Wraith

Origin: Scottish Folklore

Category: Spirit

Wraith

Immortal

A malevolent ghost or spirit of a person who died a violent death, often seeking to steal the life force of the living. A Wraith is a shadowy and ethereal being that is difficult to see or touch. They are fueled by anger and a desire for vengeance.

Yeti

Origin: Himalayan Folklore

Category: Humanoid

Yeti

50-70

A large, ape-like creature said to inhabit the Himalayan mountains. The Yeti is a reclusive being, rarely seen by humans, and is known for its immense size and shaggy white fur. They are generally considered to be peaceful but will defend themselves and their territory if threatened.

Zombie

Origin: Haitian Folklore

Category: Undead

Zombie

May-20

A reanimated corpse that is controlled by a supernatural force, often with the sole purpose of consuming the flesh of the living. These creatures have a slow and shambling movement but are relentless in their pursuit of prey. They exist in a state of decay and lack any form of consciousness or memory from their former life.

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Angel

Angel

Immortal

Anubis

Anubis

Immortal

Banshee

Banshee

Immortal

Basilisk

Basilisk

500-1000

Bob

Bob

f

Boggart

Boggart

Immortal

Brownie

Brownie

200-400

Centaur

Centaur

60-90

Cerberus

Cerberus

500-1000

Chimera

Chimera

40-60

Chupacabra

Chupacabra

1-Oct

Cockatrice

Cockatrice

50-80

Cyclops

Cyclops

100-200

Demon

Demon

Immortal

Djinn

Djinn

1000+

Dragon

Dragon

1000+

Dryad

Dryad

500+

Dullahan

Dullahan

Immortal

Dwarf

Dwarf

300-500

Elf

Elf

Immortal

Fairy

Fairy

500+

Gargoyle

Gargoyle

Immortal

Genie

Genie

Immortal

Ghost

Ghost

Immortal

Ghoul

Ghoul

Immortal

Gnome

Gnome