Miscellaneous Hellenics
Additional species exist in the Hellenic underworld and overworld. One-off chimerae, and various manners of talking animal are not unheard of. Circe, for example, despite not being a god in her own right (supposedly), seems to operate under different rules than the rest of the gods, and is prone to whimsical and classical transformations, regardless of pre-existing mark.
Underworld and overworld species are difficult to classify, and can sometimes be nebulous in status due to the chaotic nature of those realms. The ones listed above are the best-established of them. This article will be filled in as various species are encountered.
Additional species exist in the Hellenic underworld and overworld. One-off chimerae, and various manners of talking animal are not unheard of. Circe, for example, despite not being a god in her own right (supposedly), seems to operate under different rules than the rest of the gods, and is prone to whimsical and classical transformations, regardless of pre-existing mark.
Underworld and overworld species are difficult to classify, and can sometimes be nebulous in status due to the chaotic nature of those realms. The ones listed above are the best-established of them. This article will be filled in as various species are encountered.
- Classical Werewolf - A shapeshifter who transforms to and from a talking-wolf form on a semi-irregular basis. Out-of-realm, no shapeshifts can occur.
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