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Description
Oculapus (tentacled spy) : created from mollusk tissues, this intelligent mutant has a highly sophisticated sense of vision and can telepathically transmit what it sees over many miles. With the ability to camoflage itself, slip through tight crevasses and expel a smoke-screen of vaporous ink, it is the ultimate surveillance monster and information gatherer. Unfortunately, it suffers from an overwhelming fear of physical harm and will not leave the safety of dark, enclosed spaces unless provided with some form of sturdy protection. Antique diving helmets accommodate it perfectly, and have made a return to mass production especially for these clever but panicky monsters.

Grimgug (zombie spawn) : this rare, roughly elephant-sized creature usually develops in the womb of a zombie that died during pregnancy, though cases of actual zombie "matings" are not unheard of and may also result in the birth of a Grimgug. With the mind of a perpetually happy infant and no sense of pain, it is one of the cruelest and most unruly of all monsters. It can and will devour any organic material it can get its claws on, and is always in the mood to "play"; a mood that has been known to level villages. It has an urge to suckle, and prefers to use live humans or zombies as "pacifiers".

Horribloom (hypnotic weed) : this plant-based monster grows in areas of lingering psychic energy, especially where a powerful psionicist has passed away. It may even demonstrate personality fragments of the deceased, and has in some cases continued with his or her goals. It feeds on mental energy, and can control the minds and bodies of those it is preying upon. When angered, it can squirt a stream of pungent-smelling, mildly corrosive "tears" from the corner of its massive eyelid.

Scolomorph: a fusion between human and centipede. This cunning predator moves with blinding speed as it expertly tracks prey by vibration alone. If its powerful, razor-sharp jaws aren't enough, its serrated tongue and needle-like limbs are loaded with flesh-eating venom, and strands of foul-smelling, powerfully adhesive mucus can be sprayed in a criss-crossing pattern from glands behind its anus.

Undercreep (ghoul-worm) : ranging from inches to kilometers in length, the Undercreep are ancient worms mutated by a variation of the disease that created zombies and vampires. It is said that if every Undercreep rose above ground at once, they would blanket the planet. Luckily, they prefer a cannibalistic diet, and will only rarely surface for a more exotic meal. Vampires are their preferred snack, apparently carrying an aroma they find irresistible. A thin coating of acid allows them to burrow easily through soft materials.

Vault (nuclear phantom) : this eerie interdimensional being feeds on cerebrospinal fluid through its curious syringe-like claw, injecting paralyzing chemicals through its other appendage. Close proximity to the Vault is harmless, but physical contact causes radiation poisoning. It cannot be captured by video or photograph, appearing on film only as a scrambled cloud of multicolored light.

Description
Oculapus (tentacled spy) : created from mollusk tissues, this intelligent mutant has a highly sophisticated sense of vision and can telepathically transmit what it sees over many miles. With the ability to camoflage itself, slip through tight crevasses and expel a smoke-screen of vaporous ink, it is the ultimate surveillance monster and information gatherer. Unfortunately, it suffers from an overwhelming fear of physical harm and will not leave the safety of dark, enclosed spaces unless provided with some form of sturdy protection. Antique diving helmets accommodate it perfectly, and have made a return to mass production especially for these clever but panicky monsters.

Grimgug (zombie spawn) : this rare, roughly elephant-sized creature usually develops in the womb of a zombie that died during pregnancy, though cases of actual zombie "matings" are not unheard of and may also result in the birth of a Grimgug. With the mind of a perpetually happy infant and no sense of pain, it is one of the cruelest and most unruly of all monsters. It can and will devour any organic material it can get its claws on, and is always in the mood to "play"; a mood that has been known to level villages. It has an urge to suckle, and prefers to use live humans or zombies as "pacifiers".

Horribloom (hypnotic weed) : this plant-based monster grows in areas of lingering psychic energy, especially where a powerful psionicist has passed away. It may even demonstrate personality fragments of the deceased, and has in some cases continued with his or her goals. It feeds on mental energy, and can control the minds and bodies of those it is preying upon. When angered, it can squirt a stream of pungent-smelling, mildly corrosive "tears" from the corner of its massive eyelid.

Scolomorph: a fusion between human and centipede. This cunning predator moves with blinding speed as it expertly tracks prey by vibration alone. If its powerful, razor-sharp jaws aren't enough, its serrated tongue and needle-like limbs are loaded with flesh-eating venom, and strands of foul-smelling, powerfully adhesive mucus can be sprayed in a criss-crossing pattern from glands behind its anus.

Undercreep (ghoul-worm) : ranging from inches to kilometers in length, the Undercreep are ancient worms mutated by a variation of the disease that created zombies and vampires. It is said that if every Undercreep rose above ground at once, they would blanket the planet. Luckily, they prefer a cannibalistic diet, and will only rarely surface for a more exotic meal. Vampires are their preferred snack, apparently carrying an aroma they find irresistible. A thin coating of acid allows them to burrow easily through soft materials.

Vault (nuclear phantom) : this eerie interdimensional being feeds on cerebrospinal fluid through its curious syringe-like claw, injecting paralyzing chemicals through its other appendage. Close proximity to the Vault is harmless, but physical contact causes radiation poisoning. It cannot be captured by video or photograph, appearing on film only as a scrambled cloud of multicolored light.