he original game of Dragonraid listed only 12 creatures for combat or conversion. The following builds upon those lines, and adds many of the classic monsters of myth and legend. It has been noted that most dark creatures in Dragonraid seek more often to corrupt with their sin enchantments than to kill. This is still the case with these additional creatures. However, to gain some of the enjoyment of these monsters, I have added in such things as poison, paralysis, charms and whatnot, to help these Dark Creatures reflect their mythic descriptions. 

All creatures in the world of Urth, men or otherwise, fall into the following categories: 

1. The OnceBorn are the Unsaved of the world, who have yet to personally accept the OverLord as Savior (although they may have heard of Him.) With few exceptions, they are humans, elves, dwarves and gnomes. They are fearful, worried and lost, and don't yet know of His love, or may have rejected it. Some don't believe Evil exists, and it makes them all the easier for Shaitan and his Brood to use and control. 
2. The Dragons are the Fallen Ones who war on the OverLord. Their leader is Shaitan, the Great Red Dragon, who is trapped in the Flames of Chaos, ever seeking to break through into the world. He is served by thousands of lesser Dragons, who roam the world seeking to corrupt and enslave whomever they can. They are wicked beyond belief, and are to be slain where possible, although the wise LightRaider chooses the right time to attack them. They are without honor, and rule the Armies of Darkness. 
3. The Armies of Darkness are the Dragon's camp followers…they are innately evil monsters that knowingly work for the Dragons. These troops are made up of goblins, orcs, assorted Abominations, and the enchanted monsters that the OnceBorn incorrectly call the "undead". (Such creatures are merely illusions and lies animated by DragonPower to scare the OnceBorn and spread the lie that the OverLord did not conquer death. Vile brood!) These "undead" creatures are foul imitations of the OverLord's true work, and must be destroyed wherever they appear, and the lies they spread about the OverLord dispelled. Members of the AOD are to be killed on sight, but often it is best to pick the best time to fight them. 
4. The TwiceBorn are those who have listened to the OverLord's call and accepted Him. The greatest settlement of TwiceBorn is, of course, in the Liberated Lands, but pockets of them are found throughout the world, often in hiding for fear of the Dragons' persecution. LightRaiders are TwiceBorn warriors who travel on special missions for the OverLord of Many Names. They are generally humans only, or but occasionally you will also find dwarves, elves or gnomes. Most venture forth from the Liberated Land and return to it as mission's end, but those who live long-term in the DragonLands are called Salt Warriors. They serve and protect so that others will see His love. They are on the front lines of the age-old battle between Good and Evil. 
5. The Armies of Light are the supporters of the OverLord, direct and indirect, who work alongside the Lightraiders. Celestial Guardians, the noble Pesusai and Unicorns, are the High One's personal guard. Woodlings are creatures of Nature who honor the OverLord as maker of all things, the LifeBringer, and love him as Master of All. Brownies, nymphs, dryads and other folk of the woodlands are shy creatures that keep to themselves, but who are stoutly on the Lord's side, and who will support and sustain Lightraiders (once they have identified themselves!) These creatures are generally considered quot;flighty" by human standards, more concerned with fun and frolic than with the weighty affairs of the Good Fight, but they are capable of harsh action when the good name of the OverLord is slandered. They will seek out a Raid party if an elf is a member, and watch from a distance to determine if the group is OnceBorn or TwiceBorn. Otherwise, they will take a notice if their own individual territory is passed through by any group. Talking Animals are specially made and loved by the OverLord, and live in the wilds of the world. Often, such an animal may bring special word or wisdom from the OverLord, so great care should be used in hunting, lest we harm these special ones. (And only the Dragons would be so foul as to eat a Talking Animal!) 
6. Dark Creatures include all remaining monsters on Urth. They tend to evil, but may possibly brought around to the Light. Remember, in the world of Talania, almost all creatures carry some form of Enchantment that will seek to corrupt and destroy you, although the effects may not be clearly visible. These monsters should only be fought if there if you are in danger; verbal battle from the Sacred Scrolls is often a more effective method of bending them to your will.
7. Animals, normal or giant-sized, make up the rest of the life on Urth.. They are neither good nor evil, per se, existing only to hunt, to eat, and to live. Some animals can be very intelligent, and will even understand that they are created by the Hand of the OLMN; these few exceptionally intelligent creatures often end up as Lightraider companions. Still, they are all under Man's rule, and are acceptable food when needed. All animals understand that the "Circle of Life" really means "weakest creature is usually lunch."