Kappian Ants spend most of their lives preforming one task for the colony: hunter/gatherer, larval care, building tunnels, soldiering, and guarding the queen. The Kappian Ant most adventurers are familiar with are the hunter/gatherer variety which will often venture kilometers away from their colony to search for food. These ants are about the size of medium sized dog and are covered entirely in a hard black exoskeleton. Normally these ants will avoid contact with people but when their colony or queen is threatened they will defend their queen and colony until death. Kappian Colony tunnels can stretch thousands of meters underground and are normally home to anywhere between 1000 and 5000 ants (depending on colony size). When Kappian Ants are attacked they release alarm pheromones which attracts nearby Kappian Ants to fight any aggressors. If the alarm pheromones fail to attract enough help or if numerous Kappian Ants are killed by the aggressors one or all of them will screech loudly which is quite painful for anyone listening. This screech attracts even more Kappian Ants fight the aggressor. Instinct: To overrun

• Bring supplies back to the nest
• Call for colony

The Bull Shark is known for its aggressive nature, predilection for warm shallow water, and presence in brackish and freshwater systems including estuaries and rivers. The name "Bull Shark" comes from the shark's stocky shape, broad, flat snout, and aggressive, unpredictable behavior; its name does not come from it being half bull half shark. Female Bull Sharks are larger than male Bull Sharks but both top out at just under 4 meters (13.1 feet). The Bull Shark's most dangerous quality is its ability to survive for long periods of time in freshwater despite being a saltwater shark. The Bull Shark's diet consists mainly of bony fish and small sharks, including other Bull Sharks. Bull Sharks are also known to eat turtles, birds, dolphins, terrestrial mammals (including people), crustaceans, echinoderms, and stingrays. As part of their survival mechanism, bull sharks will regurgitate the food in their stomachs in order to escape from a predator. This is a distraction tactic, if the predator moves to eat the regurgitated food the bull shark can use the opportunity to escape. Bull Sharks mate during late summer and early autumn, during this time both the males and the females are much more aggressive. Bull Shark young gestate for 12 months and are born in "litters" of 1 to 13; they reach maturity at the age of 10 and are able to reproduce at the age of 15. Bull Sharks live longer than most breeds of sharks but rarely die of old age due to their aggressive tendencies. Instinct: To feed

• Stalk Prey

These muscular horse-like creatures live in "the warp" and only come out to feed on vegetation. When threatened they return to "the warp" where they can call on other Warp Horses to aide them. They speak the languages of your plane as well as many others so that they can barter their natural teleportation ability in exchange for favors. Be careful when dealing with these beasts, you never know what kind of creatures they have befriended on the other side of "the warp". Instinct: To leave would be riders stranded in other planes

• Teleports away from danger
• Bring forth powerful allies from other planes
• Push an enemy into another plane