Sosarian Bestiary


Creatures of the Land

Orcs, Goblins, and Trolls

Orcs
Goblins
Trolls

These are the weakest of the denizens, and can be destroyed with the Wizard "A" spell.
Skeletons, Ghouls, and Zombies

Skeletons
Ghouls
Zombies

These monsters are also relatively weak, and can be controlled with the Cleric "A" spell.
Giants, Titans, and Golems

Giants
Titans
Golems

These creatures are larger, tougher, and meaner versions of the Orcs, and pose a definite threat to any adventuring party.
Pinchers, Bradles, and Snatches

Pinchers
Bradles
Snatches

These insectoid creatures are nasty and poisonous, so attacking them requires great caution and skill.
Daemons, Manes, and Gargoyles

Daemons
Manes
Gargoyles

These minor denizens of the underworld have a mean streak and the ability to augment that attitude with powerful magic.
Dragons, Wyverns, and Griffins

Dragons
Wyverns
Griffins

These horrible monsters can attack a party, without directly engaging them, with their fireballs, and are even nastier from close up.

Orcus, Devils, and Balrons

Orcus
Devils
Balrons

The mightiest of the monsters, these underworld creatures combine magic amd poison to defeat an opponent.

Creatures of the Sea

Pirate Ship

Pirate Ships


The only way to gain possession of a frigate is to find and defeat a group of these marauding brigands.
Sea Serpent

Sea Serpents


These creatures are difficult to fight because they can hurl magic from a distance and never directly engage a party, even in close combat.
Man-O-War

Man-O-Wars


More dangerous than serpents because of their poisonous bite, these creatures are difficult to defeat for even the strongest party.


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