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Cityscapes Creatures (illustrations at the bottom): Kjjtthi types: (click link for more background, illustrations to come) human/leech 191 death (leeching)/191 dream; 21 chaos; 42 magical demonoid -- new type 12death (aura)/92 dream; 193 chaos; 11 magical spider 192 death (poison)/132 dream; 2 chaos; 192 poison; 12magical crab 16death (cutting)/12 dream; 23 chaos; 192 claw; 10magical lizard 122 death (biting)/191 dream; 12 chaos; 191 speed; 14magical snake 162 death (poison)/18dream; 11 chaos; 162 resilient; 12magical primal (unmelded -- rarely seen) 122 death affinity/ 33 dream; 22 chaos; 121 magical Shalgathi: Prime Female Prime Male Goat/Human/Broodmass Male Spawn Golem/Deepdream/Kttjjhi Leech type broodmass Male Spawn Kar Manta: (link to descriptions, illustrations to follow) Traditional Nos Goat/Broodmass/Shalgathi Master Withered Mastery Undead Hungers Walking dead/Zombies Bone Warriors Bone Eaters Demons/Dreamstuff: Great Demon Faceless Nightflyers (click link for illustrations) The Shadow Nightflyers are natives to the shadow seas of dream. Sometimes when slain, they rise again as flaming creatures the next night, filled with anger, but without memories.  The Molten Nighflyers are the warp of weft of Dreamweavers, summoned like golems, and requiring massive amounts of dreamstuff and a manweight or more of metal, usually gold or copper and gold. The Stary Nightflyers are an evolved form of Shadow Dreams, spell users.  Ebon Nightflyers are connected to the runes of darkness and form, hard and focused, devious. Shadow (often the shadow nighflyers burst into flame on death) 162 flying; 122 resistant; 12 stealthy  Flaming 122 flying; 92 burning; 22 angry Stary 33 flying; 122 quick; 32 magical Molten (if overheated, molten nighflyers burst into flame, the one illustrated is doing just that) 32 flying; 102 strong; 92 dense Ebon 142 flying; 142 runic (magical); 192 devious; 22 armored Wyrms Walking Wyrms Horned Wyrms Other

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