The demons spawned by Cacodemon to do his dirty work. Most mortals who sees a fiend believe they have seen Cacodemon himself... which is not true. Cacodemon very rarely manifests himself in this universe, so his fiends are the direct messagers and link to him. They usually appear to fulfill Cacodemon's justice, which is usually extremely... violent.

Krjalki live in the chaos-filled forest of dorastar. They are also known as the hellwood elves. These 'elves' believe in Krjalk, a chaotic god of transformation. These elves can change into their super powerful beast form once a day. The beast forms are odd mixes of varied chaos features instored in a humanoid beast. They are evil, and are connected with any other chaos creature in their forest, which holds the greatest supply of chaos beasts in the world.

A headhanger resembles a pallid, spined and clawed insect or reptile. Sprouting from the flaccid body are many thinstalks, some sporting living heads. Headhangers are powerful-magic monsters, and live entirely on souls.
Headhangers prey on intelligent creatures, taking their heads and storing them internally. A day after a headhanger has taken a head, it sprouts on a stalk and joins the monster's external collection. The heads stay alive for months, while their souls are gradually consumed.

Also created by sorcerors, these are big lizards, usually alot smarter than any other lizard. It's simple gaze can turn anyone into stone, instantly.

Often confused with zombies, the are the children of the chaotic god Gark, creator of false hopes. They are actually still alive, immortal and with abnormally high strength, these are people who have been fooled into oblivion by Gark's false promises. They become the mindless, eternal servants of Gark, usually seen building temples, or doing the sect's dirty work.

An ENORMOUS monster, the Mother of Monsters is well... the mother of monsters. This beast lays eggs everynight, with various, random chaotic creatures spawning from them. It is said that she is the first chaos creature ever to exist, thus being the ancestor, and being connected to all chaotic races in the world.

Cacodemon is a remnant of the army of the Devil. When their master, the Devil, was crushed during the War of the Gods, Cacodemon and other demons remained alive and embodied. They traveled widely, sowing disorder and trouble wherever they went, proving to be useful additions to the forces of Chaos. Cacodemon gained the support of the ogre race, and others of chaos as well, and for a time ruled a wide area.

Since that time Cacodemon has operated primarily through its race of servitors, the fiends. Cacodemon himself can only manifest in the material plane with difficulty, though when it does all havoc break loose. Cacodemon is cunning and intelligent far beyond human capacity, and never appears unless some opportunity for great destruction presents itself... like a good game of Blood-Bowl.

The Crimson Bat was once a natural animal, but was horribly mutated by the flood of chaos which infected the world in the Great Darkness. It grew to a tremendous size, and glowed with chaotic forces. To feed these energies, the Bat consumed enormous amounts of creatures, souls, and magical energies.
It became one of the myriad horrors which made up the legions of chaos.

Everyone knows that anyone or anything eaten alive by the Bat is utterly lost, body and soul. Death in the Bat's maw means annihilation, not just death. This is a major reason for the terror it inspires.

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Since nobody has ever seen one and lived to talk about it, only myths and tales exist about them:

- The Vadeli eat children in dark rituals.

- The Vadeli voluntarily mate with broos and scorpion queens.

- A Vadeli must slay one of his own parents or grandparents to be
initiated as a warrior.

- The Vadeli know the Chaos Secret.

- The Vadeli are not humans at all, and shed their forms once a year,
appearing in their true shape for one night.

- The Vadeli actually worship an entity that signifies the chaotic equivalent of God.

This humongous beast was found seemingly asleep, in a dune where his sudden apparition seemed to be connected with the one of a massive chaos vortex that had been visible from many counties away. Surrounded and ready to be exterminated by the local humans, a band of mutated chaotic broo scouts appeared to his rescue, believing this phenomenon to be a direct sign from the almighty Primal Chaos. Overpowered, and outnumbered, they fanatically charged the villagers with chaotic resolve. Shortly after, the broos were defeated, seemingly in vain. The humans, barely having the time to catch their breaths, could have never fathomed what would happen next. The ground trembled and a deep grunt was felt resonating through their bodies. The sounds of battle had woken the beast from his slumber...
The locals, and the village altogether, were never heard of again.