Cyclops 1
Most notable for having a single eye in the middle of their faces, these huge humanoids generally stand 10-14 feet tall. Somewhat dim by human standards, cyclopes are capable of iron-working, crude wood-working, and even some animal husbandry. While it is not impossible to reason with a cyclops, they are mostly interested in food and generally see humans as a good source of nutrition.
Cyclops 2
Most notable for having a single eye in the middle of their faces, these huge humanoids generally stand 10-14 feet tall. Somewhat dim by human standards, cyclopes are capable of iron-working, crude wood-working, and even some animal husbandry. While it is not impossible to reason with a cyclops, they are mostly interested in food and generally see humans as a good source of nutrition.
Mythic Boar
One of the more common and most dangerous animals encountered are boars. Their razor-sharp tusks can easily tear a man open.
Mythic Lion
Hellhound
Cerberus, the gigantic three-headed hound, who guards the entrance to the underworld, has had many offspring. These dogs, which are generally called hellhounds, are generally about the size of wolf, but can feature 2 or 3 heads.
Giant
Giants are large, ferocious creatures who walked the earth long before humans and have often battled the gods themselves (though rarely with any great success). In form they are humanoid but often possess some bestial traits such as thick mains, clawed hands, wings or even serpent tails for legs. While they are capable of reason, they seen no value in humanity and have no compunction about killing them on sight.
Hydra
Hydras are deadly water creatures that have crocodile-like bodies with longer legs and a mass of long, snake-like heads. The bite and blood of these creatures are extremely poisonous, and some are even able to spit that poison in a sticky, acidic mucus. Despite that, the most fearsome trait of the hydra is that when one of its head’s is cut off, two more grow in its place. The only way to kill a hydra is to cut off all its heads an
