Syron posted:

The Syron is a mystical being of unknown origin. Very few have ever been spotted, and none are known to have ever been slain. A Syron's appearance resembles that of a tall, muscular humanoid, draped in clothing of the same blue hue as their complexion.
Syrons are completely immune to the effects of magic, and it is thought that their collective mission is to seek out and destroy those who abuse the powers of magic. However, they appear to seek out not only evil wizards, but also good ones.

Centaur posted:

Centaurs appear as a race of intelligent half-man, half-horse beings. They typically live in small forest-dwelling clans. Although they are considered protectors of nature, they hunt for their food and are skilled in the use of the bow and arrow. Their equine legs enable them to move over great distances quickly; they can run down almost any prey. Their ability to move easily through the forests makes them exceptional hunters and particularly formidable foes in dense woodlands.
As they are generally benign creatures of the forests, Centaurs can often be found fighting alongside Halflings and Elves.

Halfling Pony Rider posted:

Halflings hardly have a cavalry, finding full-grown horses difficult to mount, let alone ride. As such, steeds are rare among the Halflings. Halfling Pony Riders generally act as scouts, and as a supplement to their foot soldiers. Pony Riders are trained little better than the foot soldiers and their ponies are not capable of traveling as far as full grown horses in a single day. Like other Halflings, Pony Riders are highly resistant to magic and other effects.

Halfling Slinger posted:

Slingers are the Halfling basic ranged-attacker. Halflings seem to be naturally gifted with the ability to hurt rocks accurately with a sling. Although these sling stones do very little damage, a skilled Halfling can typically launch twice the number of stones as an archer can fire arrows in the same amount of time.
Like other Halflings, slingers are highly resistant to magic.

Hell Hound posted:

Hell Hounds are vicious canines of flesh and fire, thought to be the souls of men who betrayed their friends for gain. No longer worthy of their former form and with their minds seared in the flames of hell, they are the dogs of the infernal pit, hunters for greater demons, kicked about, tortured and set loose upon wicked worlds to howl remorse for all eternity. They are resistant to fire. Their bite is white hot, and ignites flammable materials. Although these hounds look ferocious and evil and have other-worldly origins, they are not particularly difficult for a trained warrior to dispatch. Still, should they survive a combat they regenerate quickly. Hell hounds are not affected by mind spells and fearlessly do their Master's bidding, without question or conscience. Hell Hounds serve demons or powerful wizards, and live wherever the Undead hold strong dominion.

Halfling Swordsman posted:

The common Halfling warrior is proficient in the use of a short sword in melee combat. These foot soldiers are lightly armored and relatively cheap to train. They are short and quite quick, relying upon their quickness to parry attacks, and then strike where it hurts the most...

Giant posted:

For reasons forgotten over time, Giants are kindred to Dwarves. Regardless of the validity of that notion, these immense beings maintained good relations with their shorter counterparts. Since Dwarves respect the slow and stalwart, Giants are ideal allies. Giants lack the sophistication of Dwarves and are commonly said to be stupid. Not unlike Trolls, Bards sings tales of simple children outwitting Giants or defeating them with a simple weapon like a sling.
In combat, Giants wield huge tree-trunk clubs which deal devastation to everything they strike. Giant can hurl boulders at opponents or walls, enabling the Dwarves to avoid complicated siege engines.

Dwarf Boar Rider posted:

Dwarven Boar Riders, wielding great axes, are among the fiercest mounted warriors, rivaling the Orcish heavy cavalry. Boars are not able to move as quickly as full-sized horses, but they enable the Dwarven riders to move much faster than foot soldiers. Like other Dwarves, their inborn hardiness also gives them a natural resistance to many magical effects and points.
Though mocked by other races as "Pig-lovers" the Dwarves share a strong bond of trust with the formidable swine. The boards are sure-footed, even across rocky mountain passes.

Fire Sprite posted:

The Fire Sprite is a lesser version of the Fire Elemental. They are typically humanoid in form, but they are composed entirely of fire. Fire Sprites delight in igniting flammable objects. They are also immune to many attack forms, including fire, lightning, poison, death and holy damage.

Goblin Big Beetle posted:

Named by one of the more creative Goblin minds, the "Big Beetle" is just that: A very big beetle. Carnivorous and always hungry, the Beetles are cared for by special Goblin tenders from eggs. Big Beetles will eat just about anything, and it is though that the only food they cannot stomach is Goblin flesh. The Big Beetle is adept at burrowing. It attacks with crushing poisonous mandibles and -- perhaps because of its diet-- is highly resistant to poison-based attacks.

Goblin Shaman posted:

Goblin Shaman wield magic amongst a race that fears it greatly, bestowing upon them power, without trust or respect. Goblin Shaman are solitary, although it is not known if this is merely their nature, or if they have been forced into it by the poorly-veiled suspicions of their neighbors. In either case, when wartime comes, the thrist for victory allows the Goblins to set aside their fears, and the Shaman are more than happy to prove those fears well founded by putting their arcane prowess on display.
Like other Goblins, shaman are able to move easily underground and see in the darkness. Goblins are also less resistant to magic than most creatures, but have an innate resistant to poisons.

Goblin Darter posted:

Goblins seldom employ archers, opting instead to use blowguns to shoot darts. The darts do little damage themselves, but the poison that coats them can be deadly. Goblins can shoot poisoned darts slightly faster than a normal archer can shoot arrows.
Like other Goblins, darters are able to move easily underground and see in the darkness. Goblins are also less resistant to magic than most creatures, but have an innate resistant to poisons.

Goblin Wolf Rider posted:

"No respectable horse would allow a Goblin upon its back" so say the common folk. Goblins remedy their horselessness by raiding wolf dens and stealing wolf cubs. Raised from pups, the wolves learn to be loyal to their Goblin masters. Although more formidable than regular Goblin foot soldiers, wolf riders are best used as scouts and can be easily overcome by stronger mounted warriors.
Like all Goblins, wolf riders are less resistant to magic than most creatures, but have an innate resistance to poisons.

Niggurath posted:

I'm going to have to agree with the masses so far and say go with the Cult of Storms. Also just a minor thing, but would it be possible to maybe make those thumbnailed shots like 800x600 and cropping out the game window? It's not a major thing but it's kinda annoying to click on individual thumbnails.

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Of the Stormlords, only I am worthy to wield the just blade in the Valley of Wonders. While others dare not risk their hiding places, I shall endure the light, gathering true power for a true king, Meandor.

I am here: I am ready.

Goblin Spearman posted:

The common Goblin warrior is proficient in the use of a spear in melee combat. Goblins seldom have the money to afford heavy armor, and are so small that stealing it is pointless. Goblins join infantry quickly, especially if promised their freedom from the slave mines. Their cowardly nature makes the "longest-spear-available," their weapon of choice, and as such they generally get preemptive striking ability in melee combat. Like all of their race, Goblin warriors are able to move easily underground and see in the darkness. Goblins are also less resistant to magic than most creatures, but have an innate resistance to poisons.

Orc Assassin posted:

The Orcish assassins are some of the best trained Orcs alive, but they live in secret and not a part of normal Orc society. They come from families hopelessly disgraced and without honor, not afraid to use the subtle arts of concealment, to accomplish their means. As brute strength and savage fighting tactics come naturally to Orcs, assassins are carefully trained in the art of stealth and agility and the use of poison. In addition, the assassin can easily climb city walls to infiltrate and conquer unguarded towns.
Among Orc warriors, the ultimate insult is to be called an "Assassin," though they are quick to hold their tongue when one is present. Many an Orc warrior has disappeared after making disparaging remarks about the cowardly ways of the Orc Assassin.

Elf Swordsman posted:

The common Elven warrior is proficient in the use of a long sword in melee combat. These foot soldiers are lightly armored. Like all elves, Elven swordsmen feel most at home in forests and are able to move easily through heavily wooded areas. They also possess a slightly higher resistance to magic. Due to their fragile bodies, Elven warriors are not powerful or devastating. But they fight skillfully and nimbly, striking their opponents more often than not with every swing of the blade.

Elven Scout posted:

Elves typically deploy mounted scouts instead of heavy cavalry. Elven scouts are trained to move quickly, even through dense forests. Armed with long swords, Elven scouts are very capable of defending themselves, but would not stand up to a heavily armored cavalry, such as that of the Orcs. Like all Elves, Elven scouts have a naturally high resistance to magic.

Elf Archer posted:

Elves are naturally skilled archers. Experienced Elven Archers are considered magicians to all who wield the bow. Like all of their race, Elven archers feel most at home in the forests and are able to move easily through heavily wooded areas. They also have a naturally high resistance to magical attacks.

Galley posted:

Galleys are large, armed ships. Thick wooden hulls enable them to withstand large amounts of damage and remain seaworth. Galleys are outfitted with a standard ballista on deck for protection and can transport up to six units at a time.

Goblin Bomber posted:

In a society of war and struggle, there is no place for the physically weak. Goblin society is especially harsh, as the Goblins have spent hundreds of years losing wars to the good beings such as the Elves, Halflings and Dwarves; and being betrayed and enslaved by the Orcs and Dark Elves.
In a desperate attempt to utilize all members of Goblin society in the war effort, those Goblins found not fit for regular combat are given large bombs to deliver to their foes' armies or city walls. Though no Goblin volunteers for the job, Bombers are heralded as true heroes.

Nymph posted:

Nymphs are timid, good-natured magical creatures who bear the appearance of the ideal female. They are at home in the woods and frequently ally themselves with other benevolent creatures of the forest, most often the Elves. While not at all warlike by nature, Nymphs will fight bravely if the welfare of their woodland home is threatened.
In combat, Nymphs are very weak. Their main strength is their ability to seduce male humanoids into servitude. Magical in nature themselves, Nymphs have a naturally high resistance to magic.

Elf Cleric posted:

Usually the most ancient of Elvenkind, Elven Clerics are bound to nature, from whence their power comes. They are keenly aware of the delicate balance of life and are dedicated to seeing it flourish wherever they may be. They are able to project their life energies in the form of a weapon, or if they choose, they can weave it into powerful spells for healing. Like all elves they can pass the forests effortlessly, and can entangle enemies with equal ease in the limbs and leaves of the forest maze. Elven Clerics stand against the powers of the undead and will sacrifice all to see such abominations destroyed. Elven Clerics do not seek power, and as such, it comes to them freely.

Elf Ranger posted:

Most Elves possess a fair degree of innate skill in archery and woodland survival, but the Elven Ranger has become a master of both. Elven Rangers prefer to live in the wild, away from civilization. Over time, they have learned not to fight the variety of natural settings, passing effortlessly through forests, crossing mountains, or swimming great expanses of water with ease.
Rangers are extremely versatile units which can be deployed as scouts, long range support or light infantrymen. In battle, the combination of exceptional archery skills and the ability to ably defend themselves in melee combat makes these fighters quite potent.

Shadow posted:

Shadows are evil creatures which feed upon the fear of the dark and unknown. It is unclear as to how Shadows originate in this world. Some say they come from a place of shadow, while others claim they have always been here. Some believe they are the most hated and wicked of Dark Elves transformed into a truer form. Whatever the case, they have strong influence over Dark Elf society and religion.
A Shadow's ability to move undetected is most effective underground where there are no natural light sources. A being of pure darkness, Shadows reign through use of sheer terror.

Black Spider posted:

Black Spiders hide in shadowed pits, underground caverns, and scarcely traveled forest and wastelands. The Black Spider shoots strands of web at their prey, entangling them. When immobile, the spider sinks its sharp venomous fangs deep into its victim. Wizards employing the forces of evil have been known to pull these creatures from their dank homes to serve their cause.

Ballista posted:

Although mechanically different from crossbows, ballistas function quite similarly. Ballistas are siege machines that are most effectively deployed at long ranges against other units rather than city walls. Their javelins are much more accurate and aerodynamic than the boulder of a catapult. Several ballistas can provide excellent cover for catapults and rams attempting to breach a city's outer wall.
Because of their heavy wooden construction, they are slow to move from place to place. These machines are also more fragile than catapults and can be more easily destroyed.

Halfling Cleric posted:

Halfling Clerics are the epitome of joy. Their entire religious philosophy revolves around the notion that life is about having joy and things that bring lasting happiness. While home life is central to halfling life, Halfling Clerics have been known to travel great distances just to learn a new joke that might cause every member of their community to laugh. Other Clerics spend years preparing a single prank, just to make the Satyrs and Leprechauns roll in the grass with guffaws.
Halfling Clerics can harness magical energies and propel them at their enemies either at a distance or in hand-to-hand striking. They consider the Undead to be an illness, and an assassin of joy, and as such Halfling Clerics will expend all their energies to turn it away. Halfling Clerics excel at healing and have a high resistance to magic, as well.

Kobold posted:

Kobolds are small, sinewy, reptilian beings who inhabit the underground caverns. The most notable characteristic of these creatures is their large round eyes which emit a soft amber glow. Similar in size to the Goblins, Kobolds are even more primitive and savage. Kobolds live cooperatively with Orcs, obtaining shelter, food and protection from the great garbage mounds found within all Orc settlements. In return Kobolds devour any toxic substances and refuse which might harm the Orcs. Kobolds salvage old, lost weapons from the garbage, which they foul with poisons.
Their small size and ability to see clearly in the dark makes Kobolds effective underground scouts.

Orc Archer posted:

Orcish archers are about average in their skills, but can improve to be quite deadly. Most Orcs do not choose to be archers because it is commonly held to be cowardly, and so only clans in disgrace are forced to kill at great distances.

Dwarf Axeman posted:

Dwarves prefer to strike their enemy with an axe. And though it has led to some confusion and misunderstandings among the Elves, Dwarves do not use the battleaxe on trees. They can train to become quite proficient with both axe and shield.
Like other Dwarves, axemen are able to move easily underground and easily traverse large mountains. Their inborn hardiness also gives them a natural resistance to many magical effects and poisons.

Dwarf Archer posted:

Dwarven archers are about average in their ability to use a bow. Although Dwarven bows are smaller in size by necessity, their composite construction allows them to fire with the same power and range as larger bows. With practice and experience, Dwarven archers become more lethal with the bow and arrow. Like other Dwarves, they are able to move easily underground and traverse large mountains. Their inborn hardiness also gives them a natural resistance to many magical effects and poisons.

Orc Swordsman posted:

Orcs, in general, are quite lazy and unmotivated. About the only thing that they can be convinced to do is fight. Fighting comes naturally to Orcs, and it is considered the utmost honor to swing a sword. Orcish warriors are renowned for their brute strength. They make especially tough foes for the average warrior.

Snugglecakes posted:

Snap, Crackle and Pop

Orc Shaman posted:

Orc Shamans rule the tribe by meting out honor upon the bravest and most barbaric tribesmen. They determine who will be punished in the clan by becoming archers and who will have the honor of swinging "chopping blades". They are of the few who can actually motivate Orcs to refrain from laziness long enough to work or go to war. They may withhold healing to any soldier they view has not suffered enough for honor, it is not seen as cowardly that they wield magic bolts at a distance. Orc Shaman can also dispel magic, rebuke the undead and their gaze can penetrate the darkest shadows.

Orc Heavy Cavalry posted:

The Orcish heavy cavalry are some of the most fearsome and intimidating mounted warriors known. Even more so than their infantrymen, Orcish cavalry are known for their brutality and strength in combat.

Great Eagle posted:

The Great Eagles are an ancient race, soaring above the world aloof of mortal struggles. They are intelligent and good, and align themselves with the races that best can use their talents and preserve what they judge to be the best in the world. For many centuries they aided Halflings and consider them to be the best friends. They will also come to the aid of wizards, but choose to serve only those who adhere to good principles.

Dwarf Berserker[/quote posted:

The Dwarven Berserker does not rely on any sort of formal training to defeat his adversaries so much as he does on sheer rage and strength. Berserkers disdain armor, as it only inhibits their mobility when plowing through the ranks of their enemies. They thrive on combat, and even on being outnumbered (which, to them, means more fighting). Dwarves do not look upon Berserkers as war-crazed deviants, rather they are honored as the bravest warriors among other Dwarves.
Like other Dwarves, they are resistant to magical and other effects. Berserkers are seldom impeded by the weakening effects of poisons.

Satyr posted:

The Satyr is a magical woodland humanoid with the pointed ears, short horns and legs of a goat. These benign beings dwell in the forests and serve as protectors of other natural wildlife. They are able to move unhindered through even the densest of forests. With the music of their flutes, Satyrs can charm common animals and humanoids alike.
In peace times, the Halflings and Satyrs swap stories and share a strong love of folk music. In times of war, Satyrs will align themselves with Halflings, or beings of good to neutral alignment willing to preserve their forestlands.

Dire Penguin posted:

Dire penguins swarm over their prey and devour them to the bone. A single penguin is not a great threat to a skilled warrior, but a pack of them can make even the bravest warriors' blood run cold with fear. Bred to be more ferocious than your average giant penguin, Dire Penguins battle for their Frostling friends. Though awkward on land, they are quick swimmers and can give Frostlings forces a great tactical advantage.

Frostling Swordsman posted:

The common Frostling infantryman fights with a short sword. Though bundled in furs and leather, their armor is only considered light. Like all of their race, Frostling warriors have an innate resistance to extreme cold and are somewhat limited in movement because of their diminutive size.

Frostling Shaman posted:

In Frostling society, the Frostfolk turn to their Shamans to discern the weather and interpret the lights in the sky. While Frostling Shamans are sometimes able to work miracles, their powers are not without limit.
Frostling Shamans whisper to the powers of the winds and cold. They are completely immune to the effects of cold and possess the power to shoot bolts of frost and ice, or strike freezing mysticism in melee. Frostling Shamans heal the wounded, dispel magical enchanments and turn undead creatures.

Frostling Wolf Rider posted:

Frostlings have no cavalry forces, but have compensated for that with the Wolf Riders. Wolves are not able to travel as far in a day as horses, but they are better suited to the frigid climate in which the Frostlings live. Frostling wolves are fiercely loyal to their masters. Wolf Riders wield jagged swords with more skill than infantry.

Doom Bat posted:

The Doom Bat is a particularly odious form of giant bat. They feed upon savagery and are adept at hiding in underground caverns. Their horrible shriek induces fear and panic in those who hear it. Doom Bats strike their prey with a deadly venomous bite.
Some beings have been able to capitalize on these creatures' slight degree of intelligence and train them to fight in combat. Orc Shamans use them as spies and messengers, and it is thought they are possessed by the most honored Orc dead, given one last chance to wreak havoc before they retire from the world.
Their ability to fly and navigate in the dark makes the Doom Bat an excellent scout.

Orc Warlord posted:

Orc warlords are usually of an elite class of Orcs. These Orcs are typically stronger than otehrs and are trained from childhood in the art of war and hand to hand combat. If Orcs were not so inherently lazy, it has been suggested that perhaps all Orcs could be as powerful as the Warlord. Thankfully for the world's sake, Orcs show no sign of becoming motivated anytime soon.
Once deemed ready for battle by their masters, Warlords are given a heavy suit of armor and sent to decimate the enemy's ranks. With their huge two-handed swords, they can take on any opponent in a melee and execute a number of maneuvers to defeat their foes. Even when severely outnumbered, Orc warlords can execute the round attack, swinging their great blade in a wide arc in an attempt to cut down many opponents in a single swing.

Scorpion posted:

Perhaps the strangest animal employed by the Azracs are the giant scorpions. Not nearly as venomous as some smaller scorpions, they still may sting their opponents with a nasty noxin. Their hard exoskeletons and huge gnashing pincers make them quite dangerous.

Demon posted:

Tormentors of souls and servants of hell, Demons are found in the land of the living only in times of great destruction, when worlds teeter on the brink of destruction. Though formidable in combat, Demons are known to be cowardly and prefer to command weaker undead units. Sneaky and conniving, they seek to steal the souls of the living, or entrap them in impossible "bargains." Their touch burns. They regenerate quickly, drawing strength from the many deaths in the living world.
Demons are most often found fighting among the hordes of undead, but are also sometimes employed by other evil races, or conjured by wizards seeking costly favors.

Human Archer posted:

Comparitively, human archers are relatively average. With practice and experience, they may increase their proficiency with the bow, but, at best, they highest compliment given to a human archer is, "He has elven blood."

Human Pikeman posted:

Pikemen, in general, tend to be a tad more intelligent than the average human footsoldier. Not as eager to die in battle, they adhere to the combat principle, "Stab your opponent before he can stab you." The long pikes they hold permit them the ability of retaliation before the enemy can draw a shorter weapon and strike.

Human Musketeer posted:

While Dwarves far excel humans in feats of sophisticated invention, they do not possess the raw brutality to create inventions of mass destruction. Humans, by contrast, excel at it.
Musketeers wield the devastating human invention, the musket. These handheld cannons, while not very accurate, are powerful enough to pierce even a Dragon's scaly hide with their heavy metal shots. Musketeers are not masters of hand-to-hand combat, instead trusting in their ability to reload quickly.

Salamander posted:

Lizardmen are creatures of water, so much so that they fear and despise fire. But once in a generation from a clutch of lizardman eggs, a creature of fire, known as a Salamader, is born into the world. Burning bright with golden scales it is seen as an ill omen. Often shunned by other Lizardmen the creature is not one of water, but of fire. Whether a freak of nature or an otherworldy creature mimicking the feral Lizardmen, Salamanders are naturally gifted at combat and delight in igniting things aflame. Their incendiary nature makes them outcasts, and as such, they will ally with other neutral beings, but for some inexplicable reason, they remain fiercely loyal to the Lizardmen and will fight for them, when given the chance.

Djinn posted:

The Djinn are thought to be related to Air Elementals. However, these beings take on a more human countenance and seem more magically adept. Though not particularly strong, Djinn are skilled in combat. They are able to fly and can strike with pure magical energy.
The Djinn are loyal to the Azrac and have at times influenced their social codes and laws. They are revered in Azrac society and sought at times for gifts of wisdom.
Bards sing of the Djinn, portraying them as clever beings which offer luxurious gifts to the greedy. Invariably the gifts turn out to cause the greedy wisher's destruction. Despite all the tales, treasure hunters still seek the Djinn, thinking they can provide, or hoping for a point in the direction of, untold wealth. The result tends to be a parched skeleton swallowed in the golden desert sands.

[i]Karagh are powerful beasts that rampage through the depths of the underground, terrorizing the inhabitants. They run screaming through twisting subterranean passageways, waving great iron blades as though unquenchably angry. The Karagh have no known society, and it is unknown as to whether they are intelligent, for no one has figured out how to get them to remain still long enough to attempt communication. These creatures are sometimes caged and unleashed by Goblins in times of war upon the battlefield.
Karagh are extremely agile for their size and move swiftly through underground passages. They are strong combatants. The mere sight of a Karagh causes fear in all but the most brave beings.

Digital Jello posted:

I have a question/small request; are you able to zoom in closer to the units during the battle phases? It's kind of hard to see who you're referring to sometimes. Other than that, I am loving this LP so far

Pierzak posted:

Vote 2 times against Water. If I have to vote FOR something, go 2 Fire.

Yes, I'm consciously voting against healing to preserve some challenge in this game.

Also, are you going to show the other campaign path (the Keepers)?

Crowsbeak posted:

I'm trying to remember, because its been forever since I played, but in the finale Halfling mission don't you still end up fighting the frostings? Also play the mission on a higher difficulty.

Lizardman Swordsman posted:

Lizardmen warriors fight with long toothy blades carved from shark's teeth, shards of obsidian, and the bones of swamp creatures. Due to their aquatic realm, metal is scarce and seldom lasts to be worth the purchasing price. Like all of their race, Lizardmen warriors can swim across large bodies of water and are somewhat more susceptible to magic effects than other races.

Giant Slug posted:

Giant Slugs are most commonly found in moist climates from temperate to hot, especially swamps. These creatures are vaguely worm-like and have two eyestalks at the front ends of their bodies. Like normal slugs, Giant Slugs are slow moving creatures and are extremely vulnerable with their soft flesh offering no significant protection from weapons. They defend themselves by spitting a caustic substance at predators over a short distance.

Lizardman Archer posted:

Lizardmen archers wield the bow with average competency, but they possess great tactical advantage because they can swim. They excel at striking distant targets from the safety of the water.

Undead Swordsman posted:

Most corpses which rise from the dead, do so in the form of the common Undead soldier. Being dead, they rise and grab whatever weapon they may find. Most commonly, this weapon is a longsword, but hordes have been known to grab the limbs of other dead, sticks, or anything with which they can smash things. Undead feel no emotion and it is debatable whether they are truly sentient or reasonable, but they inspire fear and dread wherever they go. Like most of their race, Undead warriors are immune to many attacks, such as poison, charm, and fear. They are highly resistant to cold, fire, and lightning. Being animated, they can take considerable damage and if not completely destroyed, will pull themselves back together after each combat. Skeletal warriors move at a slower rate than similarly sized humanoids due to their age and rigidity. For the same reason, Undead warriors typically have less power behind each blow than other humanoids.

Undead Archer posted:

Resembling the machine that creates the most death in the mortal realm, theUndead Army employs archers to destroy life at a distance. Undead archers wield the bow with average proficiency, as they did in life. Some have uncanny mastery, while others lack. As Undead, they are immune to many forms of attacks, such as poison, and highly resistant to cold, fire, and lightning. Undead Archers are but shadows of their prior lives and lack feeling or emotion which might cause them to cower in fear or follow after the charming creatures of the earth. Being animated they possess the power to pull themselves together if they are not completely destroyed in combat. These skeletal archers also move at a slower rate than similarly sized humanoids due to their age and rigidity.

Wolf posted:

Wolves are natural predators. Because of their innate fighting instincts, agility, and ability to adapt to extreme climates, they are often used as mounts by both Goblins and Frostlings. Whether in temperate or cold climates, Wolves tend to hunt in packs in thick forests where they can team up on prey and bring it down for a quick meal.

Frost Queen posted:

The Frost Queen appears as a tall, slender, beautiful woman with a light bluish skin tone. Little is known for certain about the nature of these being, but they are often thought of as the nymphs of the frozen tundra. Unlike nymphs, they cannot seduce male humanoids, however, they are revered as goddesses among the Frostlings. "Kissed by the Divine Stillness," (as Frostlings describe her) The Frost Queen freezes everything she touches in fragile jewels of ice crystals.
Frost Queens live in the snowy wilderness, often in forests, but in rare moments, they seek something other than solitude, and seek the companionship of their friends, the Frostlings.

Yeti posted:

The Yeti is a large, thick-furred creature that lives in the snowy mountains of the coldest regions. Little is known for certain about this creature as it is rarely seen. Tales surely exaggerate its strength, but stories tell of a single Yeti breaking through city walls by brute force before wreaking havoc on the townsfolk.
Yetis are immune to the effects of cold. A Yeti strikes with a blast of supernatural cold, which has earned it the nickname "Abominable Snowman."

Undead Bone Horror posted:

The Bone Horror is a mass of jagged bones from the Undead victims of all once-living things. The creature resembles a great beast, but the bones of the creature is a mass of natural animals and any other thing it can kill and gather into itself. Animated by the most powerful death magic, these ferocious tangles of death scavenge graveyards, and wherever dead things can be found. They are extremely difficult to destroy for the fact that they regenerate quickly, literally pulling themselves back together after each battle. They move slowly but are so massive that they can crush even the largest walls. Like all undead they are resistant to fire, cold, and lightning attacks, immune to fear-based attacks, poison and death magic.