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Description
Smogulus: actually a black, oily mollusk with vestigial tentacles, the Smogulus is born in pits of noxious chemical run-off and subsists on a diet of oil, sludge, pesticide, mercury, gasoline and especially metal, from which it slowly generates a mechanical outer body of piping. When agitated, it spews a thick cloud of ash, sulphur and carbon monoxide. Appropriately enough, this creature of pollution and waste is quite fond of television.

Devilweed: equal parts animal and plant, the Devilweed grows from carrion in highly irradiated areas and feeds primarily on flesh, especially when rotten. It smells sweeter than any natural flower, but its touch causes a terrible rash. It produces a sound similar to a giggling child.

Grave Snitch: these sneaky, trouble-making ghouls are notorious thieves and ravenous scavengers. With their massive, rat-like skulls, they gnaw through soil, wood and even stone to uncover corpses and swallow select body parts for absorption into their pulpy, amorphous bodies. For unknown reasons, every individual snitch is obsessed with collecting something specific from the corpses of humans. Some may pilfer only the pocket change of the dead; others may go for teeth, hair, fingernails or vertebrae. They may even maintain a secret horde in a forgotten crypt, dried-up well or abandoned house, much to the confusion and disappointment of naive treasure-hunters.

Banderwock: if you don't go to bed like a good little boy or girl, the Banderwock will spring forth from your shadow, and you'll never be able to sleep again.

Hellwig: insects themselves are immune to the effects of vampirism, but one unique species of parasitic moth has co-evolved with terrestrial vampirism and developed a dependancy on infected blood. As an aside, it is the only insect capable of fusion with a vampire that does not destroy the virus in the process. Now capable of preying on blood of any type, these insectoid mutants terrorize man and vampire alike with their paralyzing sting and ear-splitting cry. They can fly on their feeble wings by swelling with a buoyant gas, which escapes from under their arms as a luminous blue powder.

Salavog: this ravenous, reptilian mutant can mesmerize prey with a swirling, psychadelic display of color changes before lashing out with its sticky tongue, unhinging its jaws and swallowing the victim whole. Its stomach can stretch to accommodate even human-sized prey. When angered, it inflates a blood-red throat sac and emits a trumpeting cry. It craves insects and insectoid monsters, especially Karacha.

Description
Smogulus: actually a black, oily mollusk with vestigial tentacles, the Smogulus is born in pits of noxious chemical run-off and subsists on a diet of oil, sludge, pesticide, mercury, gasoline and especially metal, from which it slowly generates a mechanical outer body of piping. When agitated, it spews a thick cloud of ash, sulphur and carbon monoxide. Appropriately enough, this creature of pollution and waste is quite fond of television.

Devilweed: equal parts animal and plant, the Devilweed grows from carrion in highly irradiated areas and feeds primarily on flesh, especially when rotten. It smells sweeter than any natural flower, but its touch causes a terrible rash. It produces a sound similar to a giggling child.

Grave Snitch: these sneaky, trouble-making ghouls are notorious thieves and ravenous scavengers. With their massive, rat-like skulls, they gnaw through soil, wood and even stone to uncover corpses and swallow select body parts for absorption into their pulpy, amorphous bodies. For unknown reasons, every individual snitch is obsessed with collecting something specific from the corpses of humans. Some may pilfer only the pocket change of the dead; others may go for teeth, hair, fingernails or vertebrae. They may even maintain a secret horde in a forgotten crypt, dried-up well or abandoned house, much to the confusion and disappointment of naive treasure-hunters.

Banderwock: if you don't go to bed like a good little boy or girl, the Banderwock will spring forth from your shadow, and you'll never be able to sleep again.

Hellwig: insects themselves are immune to the effects of vampirism, but one unique species of parasitic moth has co-evolved with terrestrial vampirism and developed a dependancy on infected blood. As an aside, it is the only insect capable of fusion with a vampire that does not destroy the virus in the process. Now capable of preying on blood of any type, these insectoid mutants terrorize man and vampire alike with their paralyzing sting and ear-splitting cry. They can fly on their feeble wings by swelling with a buoyant gas, which escapes from under their arms as a luminous blue powder.

Salavog: this ravenous, reptilian mutant can mesmerize prey with a swirling, psychadelic display of color changes before lashing out with its sticky tongue, unhinging its jaws and swallowing the victim whole. Its stomach can stretch to accommodate even human-sized prey. When angered, it inflates a blood-red throat sac and emits a trumpeting cry. It craves insects and insectoid monsters, especially Karacha.