Aberration Gallery

Grotesque Mackerel

Corrupted scales and bulbous eyes - like nothing you've ever seen before.

Blue Mackerel

Practically worthless but enough to stave off hunger.

Lumpy Mackerel

A writhing mass of lumps, twisting and pulling their way under the scales of their vessel. How long can it have lived like this?

Blue Mackerel

Practically worthless but enough to stave off hunger.

Many-Eyed Mackerel

Gill plates dotted with eyeballs. Superfluous but scanning, frantically. All eyes see right through you.

Blue Mackerel

Practically worthless but enough to stave off hunger.

All-Seeing Cod

Staring outwards, unblinking. Eyes borrowed from a larger being but not the mind to process what it sees.

Cod

Plentiful and basic.

Fanged Cod

Deviantly sharp teeth, with chunks of smaller fish lodged between. A hunger in its eyes.

Cod

Plentiful and basic.

Three-Headed Cod

Three heads writhe and struggle in unison. Three mouths hang agape, then close shut together. Three lives lived as one. One fate bound to many.

Cod

Plentiful and basic.

Brood Squid

Tentacles sprout from a glowing core inside a gelatinous sac. Other cores lay dormant alongside.

Arrow Squid

Rises from the depths at night to feed - or be fed upon.

Snag Squid

Tasting tongues writhe wildly around sets of yellowed, crooked teeth. The top row are flattened like human molars.

Arrow Squid

Rises from the depths at night to feed - or be fed upon.

Barbed Eel

A spine broken with sharp angles and crooked curves. A row of teeth bent on revenge.

Grey Eel

A slimy creature, tainted with the silt and muck of the seabed.

Host Eel

Numerous glowing shapes flicker and squirm behind a distended ribcage. The rest of the fish is withered and drained.

Grey Eel

A slimy creature, tainted with the silt and muck of the seabed.

Cyclopean Flounder

A sprawling, jellied mass spills from a single eye socket. What appears to be a dark pupil is in fact the center of an egg.

Gulf Flounder

A pathetic, cowardly bottom-dwelling fish.

Riddled Flounder

Baggy skin perforated with countless cavities. A singular, shapeless mass spreads underneath.

Gulf Flounder

A pathetic, cowardly bottom-dwelling fish.

Tusked Grouper

Pig-like tusks protrude from the mouth of this ravenous brute. With no eyes to speak of, it attacks indiscriminately.

Black Grouper

A short, stocky fish with mottled black colouring. Perfect camouflage in the black waters of night.

Voltaic Grouper

An unknown green energy arcs and crackles over this fish's scales. It thrashes ceaselessly, even hours after being pulled from the water.

Black Grouper

A short, stocky fish with mottled black colouring. Perfect camouflage in the black waters of night.

Shard Ray

The stone skin of this ray is moulded around a black crystal shard. The rock fragments articulate and grind together.

Stingray

Good eating but requires careful preparation.

Hooked Sailfish

Spindles of bone protrude from discolored muscle. A hooked bill curves inward - a lure for something greater.

Sailfish

Impossibly quick, but the bill and sail don't sell for much.

Sallow Sailfish

A sickly, pallid color coats the scales of this normally sleek and shiny fish. Clouded eyes belie the disease spreading underneath.

Sailfish

Impossibly quick, but the bill and sail don't sell for much.

Bloodskin Shark

Tendons and sinews stretch over the fins of this bloodied predator. Powerful jaws are clad in exposed muscle.

Bronze Whaler

A beautifully coloured, but deadly predator.

Cleft-Mouth Shark

A large body bisected by an enormous, grinning maw. Teeth stretch down forever into the blackness of its large gullet.

Blacktip Reef Shark

Usually placid during the day, these predators enter a frenzied hunt when the sun sets.

Plated Osteostracan

A shell of bone, pierced by spurs of something stronger. A horned mitre shielding eyeless sockets.

Osteostracan

This armored, jawless fish hunts in strong currents and uses suction to pull smaller fish into its mouth.

Axial Matron

Mouths within mouths. Chambers within chambers. The matron's grip is terminal.

Tullimonstrum

This bizarre creature feeds with a mouth on the end of a long proboscis. Two eyes swivel on delicate, spindly stalks.

Anvilfish

A head hammered flat against the alluvium of the world. Every shaper needs a surface.

Paddlefish

These large, slow fish range between sluggish rivers and coastal waters. Their numbers are dwindling rapidly.

Ivory Impaler

Strips of flensed flesh course around a spike of impossible metal. Underneath roped tendons, it bears a name unremembered.

Swordfish

Strong and agile, they have a special organ that heats their eyes and brains, improving their ability to catch prey.

Cerebral Crab

A turquoise mass swells from within this small crab. The growth pulses, quickening in the light of the sun.

Common Crab

A crusty carapace and clicking claws. Caught in a cage close to the coast.

Malignant Pincer

Teal tumours secrete a slimy substance over cracks and joints. Its massive claw shudders as it fights for control.

Fiddler Crab

A relatively normal sized crab with a preposterously large claw. The claw can grip with incredible strength, but the arm is fragile and can be snapped off with ease.

Inverted Husk

Flesh, prolapsed and shed to the seafloor. A moult discarded, ready to envelop another.

Sea Cucumber

Leathery skin is all that shields its soft body from predators. Internal structures of calcium offer a satisfying crunch.

Gnashing Perch

Eyeless and mindless. Driven only by the desire to consume. A purpose satiated many times over.

Oceanic Perch

Also known as the Rose fish, this brightly coloured little fish has sharp, thorny fins.

Bearded Mackerel

The wispy tendrils sprouting from its mouth and flanks continue to writhe long after the fish has stopped flailing.

Tiger Mackerel

Slightly more substantial than other mackerel species but harder to catch.

Flayed Mackerel

Rended flesh with muscle and bone exposed. This gory mess of a fish can't have lived like this for long.

Tiger Mackerel

Slightly more substantial than other mackerel species but harder to catch.

Scouring Bass

Shapes swirl inside bulging, clouded eyes. Blinded by the light of the surface, but perfectly suited to searching the depths.

Black Sea Bass

The dark bands on its flanks help it camouflage, making this a fearsome night predator - if you're a small shrimp.

Enthralled Stonefish

A hollowed husk, hosting a hostile dweller. The eyes inside begin their search for a safer vessel.

Stonefish

This miserable looking creature carries a dangerous amount of venom in its dorsal fins. Handle with care.

Gelatinous Stonefish

Flesh and scales intent on shuffling away from a creature struggling to maintain its mortal form.

Stonefish

This miserable looking creature carries a dangerous amount of venom in its dorsal fins. Handle with care.

Decaying Blackmouth

A shimmering blackness permeates the flesh of this relentless fish. Muscles atrophied and decaying, but still it swims on.

Blackmouth Salmon

You've promises to keep, Blackmouth. And miles to swim before you sleep.

Sprouting Eel

An eruption of crystalline growths burst from its skin. Sharp shapes clatter and resonate together.

Conger Eel

Often found hiding in shipwrecks or cavernous holes during the day, only emerging at night to hunt.

Withered Ray

Rotten webbing spans the wings of this large ray. Sinews stretch and snap as it thrashes in futility.

Devil Ray

Slow moving and slow growing, these rare rays don't make for particularly good eating.

Translucent Sturgeon

The simple clockwork mechanisms of life laid bare as a tenuous, skeletal existence.

Sturgeon

A primitive looking fish with hard, spiky plates lined up along its back.

Bony Wreckfish

Encased in bony protrusions and struggling to move its encumbered fins. Its gills are almost sealed shut by the growths.

Wreckfish

Typically inhabiting caves and shipwrecks, these fish can grow big enough to eat small sharks.

Shattered Wreckfish

A cracked husk of scaly plates sliding atop pulsing miscoloured flesh.

Wreckfish

Typically inhabiting caves and shipwrecks, these fish can grow big enough to eat small sharks.

Clutching Nautilus

The hand of some forgotten sailor, taken refuge from an ancient storm. Today, at last, it comes ashore.

Nautilus

It swims by propelling water through its many-chambered shell. They're one of very few species that can survive sudden wrenching from the depths.

Vagrant Sollasina

Five sensing spears quiver and guide. Two stalks erupt from the shell, with eyes to see the unseen.

Sollasina

A distant relative of modern sea cucumbers and urchins, this spider-like creature crawls along the seafloor searching for food.

Bifurcated Gar

A once strong body now divided, clinging to life through coiled channels of blood and bile.

Abyssal Gar

Its body is slender and stiff, with long, sharply pointed jaws. They swim almost upright, fins fanning against the weak current to hold them still.

Silvering Lancetfish

An outward reflection, turning, coiling inward. The thrust of introspection, lost to self-obsession.

Lancetfish

With its impressively tall dorsal fin and razor-sharp fangs, this ambush predator stalks unsuspecting prey in the open water.

Splintered Crab

Amber glue holds shattered fragments. A deep dweller cracked from the pressure.

Rock Crab

A popular crab for eating.

Cortex Decorator

Folds of orange tissue tower from its head. Scything limbs administer the structure.

Decorator Crab

Having covered itself in detritus, this creature hardly resembles a crab at all.

Cystic Trilobite

An ancient infection, carried through time. Impatient in dormancy, it rises from the rocks.

Trilobite

This three-lobed arthropod is one of the most successful of all early animals. Their shells often leave pristine fossils.

Parhelion Jellyfish

Two spires of light shine from within its hood. Stinging spiked tentacles trail below.

Aurora Jellyfish

Illuminating the netherworld with a dull glow. With few predators, this species is spreading rapidly.

Cursed Fangtooth

A small and feeble mind, easily conquered. Now, brought screaming from the depths, it lies powerless.

Fangtooth

Small, with disproportionately large teeth. This slender fish has barely any meat on it.

Voideye

Inside its eye, a perpetual pattern repeats. Red cyclones meld through shimmering green swirls. The abyss burns through you.

Barreleye

A bizarre creature with a transparent head, housing two tubular eyes that can rotate to point upwards as well as forwards.

Radiant Squid

A beacon from the depths below. A glimpse of a new sky.

Firefly Squid

This tiny, sparkling squid spends most of its time in the deep ocean, rising to the surface as it nears the end of its life.

Blood Snapper

Blood leaks endlessly from under its scales, pooling beneath it no matter where it's placed.

Red Snapper

A very popular eating fish, often found hanging around rocky coastal waters and reefs.

Latching Snapper

Swollen flesh folds back over its eyes. Cracked lips bleed through mounted scar tissue.

Red Snapper

A very popular eating fish, often found hanging around rocky coastal waters and reefs.

Ruptured Vessel

Willing host, or sacrificial receptacle?

Giant Amphipod

After spending years scavenging fallen carcasses on the ocean floor, this crustacean has grown extremely large.

Perished Loosejaw

A few ragged scraps of skin hang like cobwebs from its fins. Its exposed muscles are riddled with small white worms.

Loosejaw

With red searchlights below its eyes, this predator hunts with needle-like teeth. Its stomach can expand to hold prey larger than itself.

Calcified Snailfish

Waiting in dormancy for its moment to arrive.

Snailfish

Adapted to suit the high pressure environment of the deep, this fish begins to implode as it's dragged to the surface.

Seizing Snailfish

Fingers of flesh hold teeth on their tips, a grasping grip that feels through the dark depths.

Snailfish

Adapted to suit the high pressure environment of the deep, this fish begins to implode as it's dragged to the surface.

Consumed Grouper

Once dazzling skin now bleached and eroded. It barely resists, relieved at a final end.

Coral Grouper

Commonly found hovering above offshore reefs, this large fish ambushes smaller fish that dare leave the protection of the coral.

Medusa Octopus

Eight snapping mouths crawl over each other at the behest of a silent master.

Glowing Octopus

This remarkable octopus emits light from its suckers in a swirling, twinkling pattern.

Bursting Anglerfish

The deep faces its own consequences of creation. In the darkness, brutality becomes the ultimate filter.

Anglerfish

Dangling a bright lure in front of its open mouth, this deep-sea predator preys on the curious.

Concertina Barracuda

Its body extends, then collapses together with each gasping breath. Nature dissected into mechanical motion.

Barracuda

This ferocious fish is capable of great bursts of speed, and hunts by biting its prey clean in half.

Savage Barracuda

It thrashes about ruinously, jaws snapping and tearing its own flesh apart. A body sundered by ravenous hatred.

Barracuda

This ferocious fish is capable of great bursts of speed, and hunts by biting its prey clean in half.

Gazing Shark

Huge bulbous eyes move about on large fleshy stalks, siphoning energy from its body. Its search is not over.

Hammerhead Shark

A large shark species with an iconic silhouette. These animals have incredibly good eyesight for hunting.

Xeno Xeno

Horns of bone caress green-veined spheres. Vestigal fins and a shrivelled tail are all that remains of the progenitor.

Mahi Mahi

This very strong predatory fish shines with a golden light when first caught, though the colour fades to a muted gray hours after death.

Stalking Spiderfish

A simple mouth caps the end of a crumpled, tubular body. Hand-like fins are ratcheted tense, waiting to strike.

Tripod Spiderfish

The spiderfish waits in the gloom, perched on stilted fins. It faces the current upstream, and can use its smaller front fins to direct prey into its open mouth.

Drifting Chrysalis

A testing tendril flicks at the water around it. Tasting. Analyzing. The walls of the chrysalis begin to weaken.

Kerygmachela

Slitted eyes lie at the base of each pronounced claw. Its tiny mouth limits it to consuming small prey.

Sanguine Shark

Muscles stretch into ribboned wings, soaring over the dark domain. Sacs of fluid grow, then fall, seeking a new host.

Eagle Shark

Gliding on wings that are as wide as the shark is long, this ancient relic resembles modern-day manta rays and other filter feeders.

Crown of Nadir

A fractal gateway, reaching beyond the abyss. From its maw whispers a call from below.

Crown of Thorns

With many heavily spined arms, this starfish is extremely hardy. It's a destructive pest and not worth selling.

Entangled Crab

Glistening purple strings sprout from solid rock, tying and untying themselves. They fall way and whither, making way for new knots.

Blue Crab

Also known as Swimmer Crabs, these colourful crabs have two flattened legs that act as paddles, allowing them to swim very effectively.

Imperious Lobster

Iridescent purple feelers recoil from the dry air. Sacs of violet fluid embedded in its carapace begin to drain.

Spiny Lobster

When threatened, these delicious creatures can rub their long antennae against their body, producing a loud screeching sound.

Mimic Slug

Foolish morsels of the deep make mistakes they will not live to regret.

Sea Slug

This small slug spends most of its life clinging to vegetation and feasting upon toxic sponges.

Entwined Mullet

Twisting, twitching tendrils sprout from the gill plates of this little fish. They heave in unison, moving the fish against its will.

Grey Mullet

A plain fish, often found in sandy or muddy areas. One of a few species that can survive in brackish water.

Gleaming Mullet

Scales swollen into large, clustered pustules. A golden liquid shimmers from within.

Grey Mullet

A plain fish, often found in sandy or muddy areas. One of a few species that can survive in brackish water.

Blistered Tarpon

Scales given way to bubbling flesh. A surface dweller singled out and cleansed by the sun.

Tarpon

A powerful fish capable of bursts of energy. Well suited to dashing into the mangrove roots to take cover.

Vortex Interloper

A slow swirl twists its body, stretching it towards an unseen dimension.

Sergeant Fish

Sometimes called the Snook, this drab fish feeds on anything smaller than itself - including juveniles of its own species.

Clawfin Gar

Crooked talons hang from its fins. Periodically they shudder and come together, grasping like a hand.

Gar

An exceptionally long and slender fish. Strong scales stretch down the length of its body.

Grinning Gar

Muscular gums grow and force cracking teeth against each other. Softer flesh tears from the strain.

Gar

An exceptionally long and slender fish. Strong scales stretch down the length of its body.

Twinned Eels

Endlessly pulling away, but torn apart they would surely perish. Two spiteful siblings splitting at the seams.

Longfin Eel

A long eel with delicate fins. Spends the day coiled around the roots of the mangrove trees, but emerges at night to hunt.

Nightwing Catfish

Hooked barbels seek out prey in the twisting mangroves. A once sluggish fish given haste upon crimson fins.

Catfish

Equipped with sensing barbels, this large scavenger can detect morsels hidden in the mud.

Crawling Instar

Folds of flesh contract in rhythmic waves, roving ceaselessly towards its target.

Opabinia

A clawed proboscis passes food inta a backwards facing mouth. Flaps along the segments of its body propel it throught the water.

Boreal Shell

A cold wind blows through a skelatal frame, condensed into the light of a ghostly aurora.

Boreaspis

A long bony snout helps to root out prey from the substrate, and a thick head shield provides a strong defense when attacked.

Broken Arapaima

Scales plucked from skin turned leather. Eyes paled from the agony of knotted muscles. Bones unset and set untrue.

Arapaima

These huge fish have exceptionally strong scales, composed of layers of minerals and fibres. They have to breath surface air to survive in sluggish waters.

Primordial Shadow

Whispering purple plates orbit and lock around a shadowy core. Shapes of darkness fill the spaces between

Xiphactinus

Resembling a gargantuan, fanged tarpon, this prehistoric predator is known to eat prey the size of a human whole.

Effigy Crab

Wisps of yellow light flicker within this ghastly shell, a screaming skull with a spinal tail.

Horseshoe Crab

It looks freakish and unnatural, but this ancient relic of the past sells well.

Mire Screecher

A lashing yellow tongue whips around a mouth of flattened teeth. Two humanlike eyeballs burst between dripping claws.

Giant Mud Crab

Highly cannibalistic, these crabs have been known to devour their soft shelled brothers after molting.

Wretched Nipper

Blunt teeth and a forked tongue test the flanks of passing creatures. A single loosened scale is enough.

Nipponites

A twisting shell houses this small creature, with eyes and tentacles flailing from the opening.

Ossified Searobin

Chittering mandibles scythe the air in front of this deep-dweller, its small body encased in a suit of thick bone.

Armored Searobin

A small fish with angular armored plates. It has sensory barbs under its body that help it detect prey on the seabed.

Infernal Eel

Grown fat from countless corpses that rest in the deep. The harbinger of a sick mercy for lost souls.

Cusk Eel

A miserable looking eel, often found hiding in cracks and crevices.

Serpentine Mackerel

It lashes out with its fangs, and tail. A hissing rises from its mouth, and then from the water around you.

Snake Mackerel

Slender, with dull black eyes and a long snout. A greedy jaw full of long, sharp teeth.

Tattered Mackerel

A tangle of ribbons stream behind this fish, its form converging around a shadowy head. A strip slides away, retreating to the depths.

Snake Mackerel

Slender, with dull black eyes and a long snout. A greedy jaw full of long, sharp teeth.

Defaced Skate

Bones replace cartilage and erupt through soft skin. A frightened new form begins to emerge.

Pale Skate

One of the deepest-living species of skate, thought to use hydrothermal vents as incubators for its egg cases.

Rapt Shark

A grinning maw turned upwards to the sky. Wing-like fins, ready to take flight.

Ghost Shark

Sometimes called the Chimera, this phantom of the deep lacks the teeth of other sharks, instead having three bony grinding plates fused to its skull.

Twisted Shark

Three tails that twist and turn. Three unite behind the head. Thrice the body that must be fed.

Frilled Shark

Considered by many to be a living fossil. Though technically a shark, it swims like an eel, hunting prey with 300 needle-like teeth.

Unveiled Vetulicolia

Beak cracked and lips peeled back to reveal an array of misshapen molars, tensed under muscular gums.

Vetulicolia

Not much is known about this eyeless, alien-looking creature. The fossil record dates it back to the Cambrian period.

Plated Barbjaw

A devoted hunter, sheathed in iridescence. Once the barbs lodge, there will be no turning back.

Sawfish

These sharks use their saws to scythe through prey. Any teeth lost are never replaced.

Untouchable Wyrmfish

An implausible cryptid of the dark depths. It crawls the silt and marine snow, gulping down detritus of the sky.

Giant Dragonfish

Pale lights are strung along its body, shining through the deep.

Excoriated Fiend

Ascension to the apex comes at a cost, paid in skin and scale.

Dunkleosteus

One of the first apex predators, this boney-plated giant crushes its prey with the strongest jaws ever known to exist

Grasping Snail

Bony fingers extend though a membrane of mucous, feeling for a target. The frantic eye locks with yours.

Volcano Snail

This hefty beast lives around hydrothermal vents. Its 'foot' is coated in hundreds of iron plates, which means you could catch this snail with a magnet.

Sable Reacher

Wings of muscle spin webs between inky black legs. A gloomy core grows in the deep.

Squat Lobster

Covered in tiny bristles and spines, this creature is thought to be blind. They process toxins spewed from hydrothermal vents.

Umbral Puppet

Long limbs hang idly from a body mounted with blackened spheres. It waits for the call of the void.

Spider Crab

A freakishly huge crab from the depths.

Erupting Scorpion

Legs shuddering, as though it were still scuttling on some imagined sea bed. The oozing blackness has overcome its chitin prison.

Sea Scorpion

Capable of injecting its prey with venom, these giant scorpions are formidable predators of the seafloor.

Anchovy King

...and in their numbers, they will rise.

Anchovy

The tiny anchovy is harvested in great quantities by man and creature alike - but in their numbers, they will persevere.

Leeching Prawn

This tiny parasite rasps away the flesh of whatever it attaches to. Its hooked legs ensure an enduring grip.

Scarlet Prawn

Found in the depths of most oceans. Swarms of them can consume crabs and other small fish.

Razormouth Tuna

Half teeth, half muscle, this fish's sole purpose is the pursuit of its unfortunate prey.

Blackfin Tuna

These popular sport fish can prove challenging to catch. Their strong, muscular bodies make for good eating.

Collapsed Viperfish

A rejection of the light - or a return to the ways of the deep?

Viperfish

Hovering in wait above the sea floor, these long fish bite and attempt to swallow whatever random prey they encounter.

Decrepit Viperfish

Gnashing teeth are the only hint that this withered body still holds life. An urge to bite that persists in perpetuity.

Viperfish

Hovering in wait above the sea floor, these long fish bite and attempt to swallow whatever random prey they encounter.

Beaked Moonfish

A rocky body that bears the scars and scratches of things from below. A crushing beak, a tool of its own deep terror.

Moonfish

Brilliant, glittering scales give this fish its name. Uniquely, it's the only known warm-blooded fish.

Skeletal Moonfish

Chittering bones still operate a ghostly body impossibly devoid of organs.

Moonfish

Brilliant, glittering scales give this fish its name. Uniquely, it's the only known warm-blooded fish.

Congealed Rattail

The flesh of this deep dweller has turned to a thick ooze, secreting an oily gel that covers its entire body.

Rattail

Found at great depths, these are the most abundant of all deep-sea fish. They gather in large numbers around structures in the deep.

Charred Sunfish

Scales chipped and flaking, its crackling body is hot to the touch.

Ocean Sunfish

Though this giant is the heaviest known bony fish in the world, its slow, unarmored body is vulnerable to sharp teeth and hungry jaws.

Glaring Sunfish

Ocular tongues watch from socketed mouths. Each offers its own form of deep pity.

Ocean Sunfish

Though this giant is the heaviest known bony fish in the world, its slow, unarmored body is vulnerable to sharp teeth and hungry jaws.

Astral Icefish

Constellations of light dance through its body, stitching fin to flesh and spine to bone.

Icefish

One of few vertebrates with transparent blood. Its glassy flesh blends in with the surrounding ice.

Fractalline Icefish

Crystals of ice pierce through its body, distorting scales, teeth and fins.

Icefish

One of few vertebrates with transparent blood. Its glassy flesh blends in with the surrounding ice.

Thawed Icefish

Globs of flesh drip from this fish, its departure from the icy waters causing an instant, irreversible reaction.

Icefish

One of few vertebrates with transparent blood. Its glassy flesh blends in with the surrounding ice.

Bubbling Char

Seared flesh forms the mantle of an incandescent core. Water boils into the air around it.

Char

These hardy fish thrive in deep lakes and cold oceans. While their appearance can vary, they commonly exhibit a brilliant red body.

Hinged Wolffish

Teeth interlock through flesh to create a brutish trap. Countless yet will meet their doom in the deep.

Wolffish

While not predatory towards other fish, they use their formidable teeth to crush molluscs and crustaceans.

Craterous Seer

A bright eye spins inside an impacted socket. An answer from above.

Stargazer

Eyes turned upwards, it lies in ambush, looking to the sky for falling food.

Feral Lizardfish

A bipedal body burgeons with primitive limbs, preparing for an ascent.

Lizardfish

As one of the deepest apex predators, these fish try to eat anything they encounter - including their own kind.

Bulbous Toothfish

Vessels feed a distended, fluid-filled body. A shadow stirs inside.

Toothfish

As one of the largest fish inhabiting subzero waters, this voracious predator fills the same ecological niche that sharks do.

Grisly Shark

Errant teeth push through failing skin. A single mouth is not enough.

Goblin Shark

Using a long snout and protruding jaws, this shark snatches its prey in the darkness.

Pale Grasper

Hands of ice reach upward, a sharp hoarfrost blooming across whatever they touch.

Colossal Squid

With hooked arms and tentacles, these massive squid grapple with the giants of the deep.

Fallen Stars

An assembly of asteroids, conjoined in the dark. Finger-like roots stretch down through the substrate.

Sea Stars

With an eye spot at the end of each arm, these stars of the deep crawl through the dim light, congregating together.

King's Wreath

A clockwork crown of claws. A cycle of succession in the deep.

King Crab

Believed to be descendants of hermit crabs, their asymmetric bodies spiral to fill a long-lost shell.

Archon's Burden

A regal serpent, crowned in bone. The inheritance of eternity, appointed at last.

Oarfish

A splendorous, crested sea serpent. The length of its massive body catches the light, shimmering with iridescence.

Famine's End

Devourer in the deep. Unfurler of maws. Engulfer of the lost.

Gulper Eel

Few humans have ever seen this eel. Its great, gulping jaw can open wider than the length of its body.

Brute's Crux

Demonic spirit of the swamp. Horns grown, twisting, bracing. A skull to shatter any barrier.

Goliath Tigerfish

Fearsomely predatory, this gigantic fish is also one of the most aggressive. Its teeth are so large that they punch holes through the opposing jaw.

Shaper's Prime

The antediluvian ideal. A form defended by the armor of eons.

Coelacanth

An ancient giant, battered by the years gone by. Its slow eyes swivel and look at you mournfully.

Sleeper's Torment

A nightmare seeker. A death dreamer in a waking abyss.

Sleeper Shark

Gliding through the cold, dark depths, this shark is an excellent stealth predator. Individuals can live in excess of 400 years of age.