In a hole in the ocean, trapped by a mangrove forest, something lurks among silt and roots. It's dead, but not in a way that mortals can understand. It languishes and rots, waiting until it can grasp life once again in its stiffened fingers. That is now its eternal state -- reaching, raking, wrapping, sinking -- and whatever it can have, it takes. It isn't without its tricks. It understands even what it lacks, and it will use it against you in the cruelest of ways. It hears dreams and dangles that which you love just out of reach, until you've waded too far and it can take you. Instinct: to enter our living world

• invade dreams
• lure
• soulsuck

These membrane-winged creatures somewhat resemble lobsters in that they have many legs, feelers, and eyestalks, and forearms that end in pincers. Though they appear to be crustaceans, they are actually fungus creatures. Mi-go are immune to the effects of cold, dark, and vacuum, and can fly across interstellar space. They cannot speak, but communicate by changing the colors of their brain-like heads, and they can approximate human tongues in buzzing, insect-like voices. Instinct: Experiment

• Fly into the sky to drop them from a height or take them so high that their lungs burst.
• electric gun (stun or 1d10), activate bio-armor (3 armor)
• mobilize mi-go or release ghastly experiment