Feybeasts

Feybeasts are beasts which are able to wield mana. When they are killed properly, they turn into feystones.

Bahelm
A bahlem looks like a winged cow with several horns on its head, from which one of the horns was long and sharp like a unicorn's horn and two other ones were big, long and sprawling like an elk's horns. The legs look muscular with sharp claws protruding from its paws reminding like a tiger or lion.

Eifinte
An eifinte is a treeborn and nimble feybeast that is described as a squirrel the size of a cat with two horns protruding from its head.

Fetze
A fetze emerges after a zantze grows and evolves.

Goltze
A Goltze is a strong feybeast and the last evolution stage of a zantze. It is much taller than a zantze, reaching heights of a two-story-tall building.

Grun
A grun looks like Rozemyne's highbeast Lessy. It seems to resemble a lesser panda.

Riesefalke
Riesefalkes are large, fierce birds of prey with sharp claws that nest on Mount Lohenberg. Their eggs are valuable materials but taking too many angers the God of Fire Leidenschaft.

Schnesturm
A schnesturm is a feybeast resembling a white sabertooth. It is a winter feybeast and a possible Lord of Winter.

Shumil
A shumil is a feybeast looking like a rabbit. Due to its cute appearance and small size it is a popular pet kept by nobles.

Talfrosch
A talfrosch is a toad-like feybeast of varying size. They eat each other to grow and when defeated split again into multiple smaller frogs. It has a stretchy and springy tongue to grab foes from a distance.

Volhenil
A dog-like feybeast that preys on the ones with less mana but are subisse to creatures with more mana.

Warf
A warf is used in the game of warf. When struck, it curls up comparable to an armadillo or a pill bug. Their hides are very tough and can easily withstand a large amount of blunt force.

Zantze
A zantze is a cat-like feybeast which is about knee-high and not particularly strong. It evolves through absorbing mana by eating ruelles or other feybeasts. The next evolution is called fetze.