Victims of an ensnaring curse, these packbeasts have been transformed into hideous versions of their former selves. Long, messy and dirty fur, festering, visible wounds and an unnatural hunger make these a formidable foe. They hunt in small packs, often ambushing prey in the dark. Anyone or anything that survives its ambush is likely infected with a terrible, corrupting condition. Instinct: to feed

• Ambush prey
• Spread the curse

The Frost Dwarf expedition Captains are formidable warriors and one among the hardiest of their clans. They're chosen not only for their skill in combat, but their leading capabilities. They're the highest authority in an expedition, advised by their trustworthy Rimeconjurers. Instinct: to protect the expedition

• Endure adversity

The Rimeconjurers are usually the smarts behind every Frost Dwarven expedition. Their magical talents are used to make, mold and unmake ice - and they use that to navigate difficult environments, fortify a camp, or freeze foes in their places. They're responsible for charting their progress and finding suitable places for settling in. Instinct: safely lead dwarves

• Endure adversity
• Encase foes in ice
• Disrupt the battlefield

Frost dwarves, when found outside their cities, are usually organized into small expedition groups. These expeditions look for artifacts, supplies and places to settle and expand their clan's hold on the snowy, frozen land or underground. Their usual weapon of choice is the flail, and such expeditions are usually clad in climate-appropriate scale or chain mail, with big shields covering their flanks. Instinct: to settle in frozen environments

• Endure adversity

The Frostcaster Kobold shaman usually leads the tribe, horde or group. It has innate magic abilities, probably from having stronger blood ties to actual dragons. It conducts rituals in the name of the tribe and is the most devout servant of whatever master they have. It uses its cold and frost magical abilities to keep melee attackers at bay, freezing the ground and making it slippery. Instinct: to please its master

• Lead other kobolds
• Lay a trap
• Freeze the environment
• Call the band

"The perfect personification of the cancer that eats away at your world. Most Demons want something; they want to rule, they want to be worshipped, they want to be feared. Not this one. It wants nothing. It wants there to be... nothing." Instinct: To shred reality

• Pursue a goal relentlessly
• Bring about disaster
• Direct the wrath of Hell
• Act with perfect foresight

Many believe the Wild Hunt to be a portent of death and destruction, that seeing these ghostly riders and hearing the barking of their hunting dogs is a sure sign of doom to come. In reality, the Wild Hunt do not cause the disasters; they are Nahide's answer to them. Instinct: To serve Nahide

• Appear where most needed
• Charge as one
• Appear and disappear at will

The title of Giant-King is, perhaps, misleading; no Jotunn is bound by any law to obey. The real power behind the mantle of Giant-King is a connection with the Jotunnvael itself, the magical valley in which the Jotnar live. Druid-like and pensive, Jurzbog is always sure to deeply consider all options before taking any action. Instinct: To ponder

• Consider an idea deeply before taking action
• Beseech the Valley for aid

There is a belief common on the Orcish Isles, that the Orcs were once giants like the Jotnar. Drogo the Bloody believes that Orcs could be giants again. With a reputation for hot-headed action over drawn-out debate, Drogo is always quick to blame the Jotnar for the woes of his people. Instinct: To defend honour recklessly

• Act impulsively
• Rally a group around a cause

Every soldier in the Holy Army of Eolar is expected to lay down their life for the King - Cleric-General Celia Brawn would lay down her life for her soldiers. Instinct: To serve her King

• Command the Holy Army
• Strike at a weak point