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<\/a><\/p>\nWe’ll start off with this little guy.\u00a0 A baby basilisk is a sight to behold, as it merges characteristics of avians and reptiles.\u00a0 When they’re young, basilisks in Tellest have a bite that can paralyze, but when they’re older, their bite can even turn people to stone.<\/p>\n
Although it might not seem like much, by way of an upgrade, a cockatrice is a bit more deadly.\u00a0 Whereas a basilisks paralytics and petrifying bites are spread through contact, a cockatrice has a deadly petrifying gaze.\u00a0 It’s a bit of a rare creature, so not many people endure that aspect of the creature or can even confirm how it works!<\/p>\n A feathered serpent is like the best of both worlds.\u00a0 It’s deadly, huge, and has a venomous bite.\u00a0 Oh, and it probably flies better than either of the other two avian\/reptile hybrids!\u00a0 The feathered serpent received a spot in our splash art, so let’s hear it for this awesome guy (or girl).<\/p>\n Don’t ask me how, but we move on from flying snakes to wolves somehow.\u00a0 Whatever the dungeon’s beastmaster knows about biology is something beyond me.\u00a0 The wolf seems pretty normal, but the canine upgrades get pretty intense!<\/p>\n The dire wolf is up next, and it looks like it’s ready to rock.\u00a0 I wouldn’t want to be stuck fighting this guy in the arena.\u00a0 But you know what?\u00a0 At least he’s not spitting fire, right?<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n