Demonic Compendium - Beast
| Demon Alignment |
| Light-Law | Light-Neutral | Light-Chaos |
| Neutral-Law | Neutral | Neutral-Chaos |
| Dark-Law | Dark-Neutral | Dark-Chaos |
| Unique/Unfusable/Unrecruitable (Black) |
| Glossary |
| Affinity | The demon can start with up to three skills of its affinity's type. |
| Ailments | A blanket term for mind, nerve, and curse skills. |
| Destroy | A blanket term for skills that strike the target or targets dead instantly. |
| Drain | The demon is healed by skills of this type. |
| Immune | The demon cannot be affected by skills of this type. |
| Magic | A blanket term for fire, ice, force, and lightning skills. |
| Reflect | The demon reflects skills of this type back to the caster. |
| Resist | Skills of this type are less effective against the demon. |
| Start | The demon automatically starts with this skill. |
| Tier | The demon's starting tier. |
| Weak | Skills of this type are more effective against the demon. |
Click on the demons' icons to view their images.
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Supernatural beasts. Beasts are among the physically stronger demon clans, and their abilities in attack and defense are not anything to scoff at. |
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A canine demon from Japanese mythology, most commonly assigned to avenge or protect their summoners. Inugami are capable of existing independently, sometimes even turning on their "owners" and possessing them. | ||
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A cat from Japanese mythology with supernatural abilities. A cat may become a nekomata if it is allowed to keep a long tail, which forks in two. | ||
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Fox demons from Japanese mythology. Tricksters by nature, they vary in disposition from friendly to hostile. In all cases, their power is measured by the number of their tails, with nine indicating tremendous power and wisdom. | ||
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The squirrel that runs up and down the Yggdrasil, the World Tree of Norse mythology. Its name means "drill-tooth," and it ferried slanderous messages between Níðhöggr at the bottom of the tree and an eagle at the top. | ||
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A legendary creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. It is equated with divine power and protection. | ||
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A famous ape-like cryptid said to inhabit the Himalayan region of Nepal and Tibet. Its name literally means "that thing." | ||
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A giant turtle creature from Japanese folklore, born from the spirit of earth. | ||
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The two-headed dog from Greek mythology that belonged to the giant, Geryon. He guarded a herd of red oxen, and fought Hercules. | ||
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In Japanese folklore, the senri are creatures that come into being when an extremely old mountain cat undergoes a spiritual transformation. It can take the form of a beautiful young lady and seduce unfortunate men that wonder into the mountains in order to drain them of life. | ||
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A sacred tigress (sometimes portrayed as a lioness) that originated from Tibetan legend, but was later adapted for Hindu mythology. In the later myth, it was offered by the gods to serve the goddess Durga as a mount. As Durga fought wielding ten weapons in her many hands, Dawon supported her mistress by attacking foes with its claws and fangs. | ||
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Ishtar's husband and a Sumerian god of food and vegetation. After Ishtar left the underworld, she saw Tammuz not mourning her death and, thus enraged, chose him to be her replacement in the underworld. | ||
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The guardian hound of Tartarus in Greek myth. It is the offspring of Typhon, the giant of wind, and Echidna, the mother of monsters. Orthrus is its older brother. |
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