The most common domestic companion animal of the Kel'Regar, the Kel'Mestath has been bred into a wide variety of sizes and roles. Humans and their allied species often think of them as similar to cats or dogs, a perspective that the Kel usually encourage, for the full understanding of the Mestath tends to cause a certain level of discomfort in many aliens, but especially that close ally, humans.

A delicacy unique to the Tarkis Desert.

Or Bearshrews if you prefer. The debate rages on among naturalists. Both names are used interchangeably for these creatures.

A highly underrated and underused extremely low level monster, adapted and updated for the Saerith setting

'Where the hell did that come from'

Also known as a death snail or a skull slug

Intelligent cockroaches of frightening size

A vile an insidious pest

The Liathghorm salmon is prized not only for its flavor, but the unique psychic properties of its flesh.

The Hydra Anemone is a powerful ambush predator found off the hidden Isle of Manjoo. The sorcerous energies there undoubtedly spawning this submarine horror.

A common domestic animal in the Siogalish household, the buckfowl isn't much different from a chicken at first. Until you get a look at its head.

Fluorescent Alcoholic Fungus, also known as FAF, is a special kind of neural-sentient fungus, commonly found in non-hygienic taverns..

The good: You don't need light. They are very beautiful and provide a special ambience in the room.

The bad: The noise. The noise!

The Cervitaur was originally created out of a now extinct roe deer.

Seven Scuttling Scary Spiders for the arachnophobic adventurer to face.

Denizens of the frozen tundras and ghosts of the ice sheets, the zherebetz zimna are equally feared and sought after by the hyperborean races

A vulgar name for a very minor creature, granted, yet the whore-spider doesn't seem to mind its appellation.

Long cats.

A collection of legendary Chinese horses from actual history and folklore (no. 4 in my Chinse lore Codex)

Be wary of these beasts when traveling through wintry forests!

They appear to be very dark, overly large worms - perhaps a handspan in length and half as thick as a finger. That and their matt, dull skin marks them as something other than a typical earthworm.