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Ba’al devil sharks originate from the third Circle of Hell and are gluttonous minions of Beelzebub. These devilish predators are primarily solitary hunters, but on rare occasions come together to hunt in massive packs numbering in the many hundreds. Devil sharks are territorial predators by nature who violently and tenaciously protect their domain. Any creature, alive, dead, or other, deemed hostile or a threat is immediately and mercilessly attacked.
A Daughter of Set is a major servitor of the Ma'at god Set performing church leadership and priestly religious duties.
Demons are negative-based life forms native primarily to the lower abyssal planes, though they are also found widely inhabiting other negative energy domains. At the core of every demon is chaos and corruption—a life essence of concentrated evil in its purest form.
Devils are a species of creatures from the Age of Magic, native to the evil planes of Hell.
Dragons are a diverse group of creatures, serpentine and reptilian in nature, but they are actually not reptiles at all. In fact, dragons have very little in common with their unrelated lesser cousins beyond their visual similarities. Dragons are generally described as large lizards with legs, scales, and wings.
Drasildar are monstrous bipedal humanoids that tower twenty feet and more.
Dwarves are the original indigenous species who evolved on Chaldea. Due to the world changing Claw Hammer war, they now represent less than one percent of Chaldea’s total population.
The Etharch are the nobility and warriors of elven kind.
Gekkons are domesticated flying
lizards used extensively all over
the world as mail couriers.
Halflings do not have a home kingdom that they rule; instead, they have communities in several human kingdoms, where they try their best to live in harmony with the locals. The largest communities of halflings are in Dorsang, Perrin, Andalus, and Latium. Because halflings are highly valued for their culinary skills, most major Chaldea cities have modest halfling communities.
Helkyries are servitors of the Norse goddess Hel—the first of their kind were valkyries stolen and corrupted by Hel to be the antithesis of all that is noble and good.
The rarest of elves, high elves embody the grace and beauty of all fey. Only three known to live on Chaldea.
Humans migrated to Chaldea during the Claw Hammer War.
A kindling is a chaotic fire creature who delights and receives immense pleasure and joy in setting objects ablaze. They are born to burn—and burn they do—hot and volatile. Kindlings come into the world starving and are essentially cursed with unquenchable hunger. Only by perpetually feeding on heat and flame, taking nourishment from that which is ablaze, do they find minor relief from the aching pangs of starvation.
A Lamassu is a greater servitor of Anum goddess, Ishtar.
Marn elves are one of many sub-species of indigenous peoples from the jungle kingdom of Marn.
Orcs are an extraplanar species of humanoids not indigenous to Chaldea. At a distance they appear unremarkably human—bipedal and roughly the same body height and weight; arms and legs equal to that of humans.
Divine servitors are primally based Life forms created for the benefit of a deity or the deity's church. By using primal base, a deity is able to take a willing mortal life and evolve it into a divine creation or servitor.
Sparks are large lava elemental lifeforms who glow intensely bright orange and are virtually indistinguishable from lava. When exposed to cooler conditions, (air, water, ice), their exterior turns to black hard stone.
Tannaluvians are a spacefaring humanoid species from the celestial age.
Taxians are a nearly extinct antediluvian species from the celestial age, renowned for their exceptional intellect and highly attuned psionic abilities (supernatural psychic powers of the mind).
A tunnel terror resembles an enormous burrowing spider, with sharp spear-like ends to its 8 legs that are sharp enough to shred metal armor, earth, and even stone. Its long-barbed tongue can whip and ensnare prey, bringing meals to its rows of sharp teeth.
of all the elves on Chaldea the wilder elves are the most prominent. They tend to the needs of forests with a mission of protecting their health, including plant life and animal life.