Editing Warbeast (section)

=Spawn of the Devourer Wurm=
The [[Circle Orboros]] is the only human faction that still uses warbeasts (although the various woodwolds, which are [[golem]]s made of stone, wood and rope fueled by [[Blood Magic]], are technically a kind of [[warjack]] if you squint), which makes sense since they revere the god of nature at its nastiest.

The simplest warbeast found amongst the ranks of the Circle Orboros is the Argus; a massive, two-headed wolf. The Winter Argus has the ability to exhale freezing blasts from its twin mouths, the [[Winter Wolf]] to the Argus' [[Dire Wolf]].

Warpwolves are former humans twisted into insane, shapeshifting [[werewolf]]-like monsters.

Wolds are [[golem]]s of wood, stone and rope animated by [[Blood Magic]]. The standard Wolds are the Woldwatcher and Woldwarden, but there's also the small, floating, laser-shooting Woldwyrd, the wooden scarecrow-like Wold Wight, and the Wold Guardian; a hulking, brutish wold made to take on [[warjack]]s.

[[Griffon]]s are bipedal flying carnivores with bird-like heads and wings and disturbingly humanoid bodies. There are several different species, including the stealthy Scarsfell Griffon, the mountain-dwelling Rotterhorn Griffon, and the meaningfully named Razorwing Griffon.

[[Satyr]]s are [[Gor|humanoid goats]] who love to test their strength, although how smart they actually are is debatable - in the [[Iron Kingdoms: Requiem]] bestiary, they are described as mindless brutes, but in the wargame, one of the lesser characters is a 300-year-old satyr [[elementalist]] named Brennos the Elderhorn. Like griffons, they come in several distinct varities; the brutish Gnarlhorns, the agile Shadowhorns, and the vicious Riphorns.

The Gorax is one of the apex predators of Immoren, a berserk [[Frazetta Man|ape-thing]] that is largely defined by its viciousness and violent rages.