Natural guardians for the God of fire, the fire salamander is a fierce territorial predator. The creatures grow to be roughly 10 feet long, and stand about 4 feet tall. They weigh about 400 pounds when they reach adulthood. When provoked, their eyes ignite in flame and they bear their needle-like teeth as they charge towards an intruder. Their skin is black, and with visible scales, but the scales also appear to be covered in a slimy substance Instinct: To Guard

• Breathe Fire
• Breathe Smoke