The most common domestic companion animal of the Kel'Regar, the Kel'Mestath has been bred into a wide variety of sizes and roles. Humans and their allied species often think of them as similar to cats or dogs, a perspective that the Kel usually encourage, for the full understanding of the Mestath tends to cause a certain level of discomfort in many aliens, but especially that close ally, humans.

Or Bearshrews if you prefer. The debate rages on among naturalists. Both names are used interchangeably for these creatures.

A highly underrated and underused extremely low level monster, adapted and updated for the Saerith setting

'Where the hell did that come from'

Seven Scuttling Scary Spiders for the arachnophobic adventurer to face.

Long cats.

A collection of legendary Chinese horses from actual history and folklore (no. 4 in my Chinse lore Codex)

Outtakes from the duo's many travels beyond the Polished Sea, cataloging some of the stranger creatures they encountered.

Mix and match to your player's horror,the apex predator in the Stolen World

'That's old lady Serisia's house... We don't go in there anymore.' the children looked forlornly through the iron fence to their lost ball, deep within the overgrown gardens of the massive front yard.
From deep in the foliage, a menacing 'Yowl' sounded, followed by an eerie droning.

This sub is a little bit silly.

A collection of Chinese mythical lifeforms representing Bad Omens or associated with the onset of Disasters

A collection of Chinese mythical lifeforms representing Good Omens or have divine associations (more entries will be added)

A collection of Chinese Mythical Lifeforms that can pose varying degrees of danger to adventurers and the general populace

Beard grooming is a life-long process divided between two schools of thought: harsh mineral treatments or more the natural approach. The popular naturalist approach requires beard-spiders that live off lice, fleas and other small insects.

Prophesies exist for a reason, legends of dragons destroying the lands and violent struggles for survival often have a grain of truth to them. The Plague Dragons grain of truth is large, angry, and due to return sooner than anyone is ready.

30 squirming maggots, worming their way through dead and decaying flesh.

Viva la Musca!

30+ slightly-off or downright demented flies for your campaign.

Not only an interesting species of fungi, but a fashion statement as well!

"What I wouldn't kill for a rodent problem. I'd give anything for an infestation of plague-ridden rats. But no. We have Drakes. Bloody gods - it never ends."