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Description
Blister: defective monster. When upset, its regurgitates thick globs of mildly toxic red foam.

Ivule: encased within a hovering, membranous sac of mucous, this monster appears degenerate and harmless but demonstrates lethal telekinetic powers when conflict arises. It can shatter metal or start fires from a distance, and even force others to injure themselves. Its mental abilities are made all the more impressive by its complete lack of a brain.

Coccyx: one of the simplest functioning monsters to create, Coccyx have no special abilities; they rely only on their brute strength and razor-sharp claws. They have a fondness for stone, esspecially marble, which they gnaw at and sharpen their claws on. Most owners keep their Coccyx content with a tombstone as a "scratching post".

Beeblezug: another defect, but one that ultimately proved itself combat-worthy. Ravenous, maggot-like insects are constantly generated from an organ deep within the Beeblezug's body. These "maggots" live only a few minutes, but can bore through any material with incredible speed, consuming bone and even metal as easily as flesh.

Shreeg: these large, hollow golems of bone and cartilage emit a sonic shriek powerful enough to physically injure other creatures. Rather unintelligent, they are more popular as security devices than as active minions.

Jitter: hyperactive, fast-moving, and always nervous, these ghouls can inject themselves and others with a variety of chemicals produced by glands that grow tumorously on their own brains. These chemicals can tremendously boost the intelligence, physical strength or other qualities of the recipients, but only temporarily, and the side effects are highly unpredictable.

Description
Blister: defective monster. When upset, its regurgitates thick globs of mildly toxic red foam.

Ivule: encased within a hovering, membranous sac of mucous, this monster appears degenerate and harmless but demonstrates lethal telekinetic powers when conflict arises. It can shatter metal or start fires from a distance, and even force others to injure themselves. Its mental abilities are made all the more impressive by its complete lack of a brain.

Coccyx: one of the simplest functioning monsters to create, Coccyx have no special abilities; they rely only on their brute strength and razor-sharp claws. They have a fondness for stone, esspecially marble, which they gnaw at and sharpen their claws on. Most owners keep their Coccyx content with a tombstone as a "scratching post".

Beeblezug: another defect, but one that ultimately proved itself combat-worthy. Ravenous, maggot-like insects are constantly generated from an organ deep within the Beeblezug's body. These "maggots" live only a few minutes, but can bore through any material with incredible speed, consuming bone and even metal as easily as flesh.

Shreeg: these large, hollow golems of bone and cartilage emit a sonic shriek powerful enough to physically injure other creatures. Rather unintelligent, they are more popular as security devices than as active minions.

Jitter: hyperactive, fast-moving, and always nervous, these ghouls can inject themselves and others with a variety of chemicals produced by glands that grow tumorously on their own brains. These chemicals can tremendously boost the intelligence, physical strength or other qualities of the recipients, but only temporarily, and the side effects are highly unpredictable.