| Creature | Description |
| Burrower | small, humanoid creatures, no more than a foot in height, that delight in causing inconvenience by rearranging wares and stealing small items like spoons, hammers, and trowels. |
| Manged Coyote | a sorrowful sight yet one to heed with caution. The despair and desperation of these patchy animals makes them unpredictable. |
| Mountain Bruin | muffled steps can quickly turn to thunderous gallops should these massive beasts feel threatened. A heap of fur and claw, one swipe is all it takes to tear flesh from bone. |
| Trencher | creatures built of rock and stone, they lurk in the shade of the mountain, ready to defend their territory from any who seek to harvest from their home. |
| Spring Nymph | a stray tree along the path? Be wise to its movements in the wind as not all Fae folk are playful. These gangly creatures can send sap or swarm to blind, string, and dismay. |
| Harbinger | the pale woman, gladly followed through beauty and grace right off the edge of a cliff. |
| Dekiri | better known as "the people of the mountains". These pint-sized goons are not known for their hospitality, as though they are small, they are mean and often travel in groups of 10 or more. They will bite, steal, and fight till' the bitter end. |
| The Mourning | a golden liquid that seeps from the mountain cracks and cervices, but not all that glitters is gold, as this viscous substance will rot flesh over time, leading to an agonizing death. |
| Wyvern | a large shadow passes over the mountain, eclipsing the sun with its massive wings. The Wyvern soars, screeching as it passes overhead, tails and claws ready to take on any foe. |
| Twin-tailed Cat | the purrs of the glade are from no mere housecat. Razor sharp blades adorn the tips of this large cat's twin tails with fangs and claws to match. |
| Baldun | a giant with horns paired on either side of its head. Its mouth can split at the seams to devour larger prey that stray into its home in search of rest and reprieve. |
| Creature | Description |
| Thief | pickpockets, muggers, and all-around lurkers. Be careful of being followed, they tend to take on more severe crime in the shadows. |
| Wild dog | once beloved companions bred into the hungry and ill-tempered. These dogs will stop at nothing for a meal. |
| Wallers | lizard-like creatures who cling to the cold stone walls. They will snap and bite with poisonous fangs should they be disturbed. |
| Angry Miner | veiled from humanity by a layer of dirt and grime, even the most righteous of the bunch has a price. Best not to be caught wandering into their territory. |
| Vulca | with the quiet comes the watchful. These large birds of prey circle in the light of the sun to guise their approach on unsuspecting prey. |
| Cliffhanger | ape-like creatures born of salt and wave, they hang around the walled off city, preferring to torment before outright devouring their prey. |
| Creature | Description |
| Fall Elk | a breed of deer that grows leaves upon its antlers. They are native to the Isildian Forest and surrounding Arborel plains, and are only found within its borders. |
| Dryad | forest spirits who protect their homeland, and may offer guidance to those who have lost their way. |
| Moss Imp | a small trickster of a creature that enjoys luring travelers deeper into the woods by leaving trails of berries and other fine edibles. |
| Moonglow Pixie | a small creature no larger than the average thumbnail, they sparkle and glow in the fading light. |
| Oak Water | a thick, slimy substance that smells and looks like syrup but, is made to keep prey bound in place as it gradually consumes its victim’s life force. |
| Unicorn | rare creatures sighted by only the purest of heart. Said to roam the meadow in twilight. |
| Vine Boar | a large pig that happily feeds on the vines and small insects of the forest floor. |
| Gilded Swan | a swan with feathers of Gold that floats upon Olda’s Pond. |
| Crescent Eagle | a large bird species that glides easily through the tree tops and open plains looking for unsuspecting prey. |
| Sheila | a strange monster born of plants and ancient magic that resembles a lion save for the layers of fauna that make up its body. |
| The Scout | lone travelers once believed to be Rangers, driven mad by their years spent lost in the forest. They roam the open plains and woodlands. They are not to be trifled with. |
| The Sorrow | a small patch of murky, muddy water hidden beneath a thin cover of leaves and moss that swallows up all that enter it, never to be seen again. |
| Forest Drake | a large lizard species related to Dragons that can run incredibly fast and camouflage itself in the foliage. |
| Lylins | elementals bound to the flowers of the Forest and Plains with a wicked vengeance against all who may pluck, stomp, or pick at their kin. |
| Werewolf | half-man, half-wolf, and out for blood. |
| Witik | men turned into strange abominations with horns or antlers upon their head and drenched in shadow and vine. Are they from the logging camps? |
| Faun | magical creatures that resemble deer but have human-like faces and can stand on their hind legs. Some may offer guidance and advice, while others are more treacherous. |
| Chimera | the head of a lion, body of a goat, and tail of a serpent that hunts the largest prey in the Isildian forest, including Drakes and Sheilas. They have also been seen to pick Crescent Eagles from the air in the open fields should they try their luck. |
| Esia | song maidens unseen but not unheard in the twilight of the forest. |
| Rock Wanderer | large spiders able to take the form of rocks, waiting to attack. |
| Creature | Description |
| Tarn Siren | small creatures that take on the form of beautiful women to lure in their victims. |
| Swamp Specter | consumed by murky waters, they howl for aid. |
| Flying Fish | playful creatures of glittering scale that like to jump up to interrupt fishermen as they work. |
| Wave Rider | an elemental that creates whirpools and powerful undertows. |
| Freshwater Leviathan | a hulking cross between lizard and fish, it preys on large mammals on the rare occasion it should choose to surface. |
| Stream Maiden | a guardian of water and all its life forms. |
| Wandering Willows | enchanted trees that shift to alter familiar paths and cause confusion. |
| Moss Tortoise | ancient beasts said to pull fishermen down into their watery graves. |
| Angry Crab | thick shells make these small opponents tough to crack. |
| Drown Skeleton | swallowed by the muddy bog waters long ago, a magical force makes them roam the land once more. |
| Creature | Description |
| Golem | a magical creature made from clay and mud. |
| Garm | an ancient species of wolves that have adapted to the ever-changing mountain landscape. Powerful teeth and claws are capable of cutting through steel. |
| Elder Dragon | with wings that can block out the sunlight and cause tremendous windstorms, they rule over both Mountain and Sky. |
| Jackalope | a small rabbit-like creature with the antlers of a deer and the attitude of a vicious badger. |
| Harvester | goblin-like creatures that lurk in the shadows of caves and ruins scavenging for scraps and pick-pocketing wanderers. |
| Mountain Marauder | armoured bandits waiting for unsuspecting travelers to wander their way. |
| Valley Deer | larger than regular deer, they roam the Forgotten Valley. |
| Blistered Dwarf | burned by molten metal and driven mad by their painful blisters and sores. |
| Goliath Vulture | massive birds of prey that swoop down on weary travelers out in the open. |
| Ridgemaker | an earth elemental that emerges from the mountainside to strike at will. |