
Chicken
Yep, definitely a chicken.
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A complete reference to creatures in Pixlaria: 40 entries with practical details from the game.
40 entries

Yep, definitely a chicken.
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A soft little rabbit with a twitchy nose and a cotton tail.
View Rabbit →
A round, bristly little wild pig with stubby tusks and a curly tail. It has been at the turnips again.
View Hoglet →
A pheasant in his Sunday best: a copper coat, a bottle-green head and a long barred tail.
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A rosy bird with a curved neck, a black-tipped bill and long coral legs. It watches the pond from one leg.
View Flamingo →
A cheeky young goblin with a wooden spoon and big ideas.
View Goblin whelp →
A doe, all ears and big dark eyes, ready to bound off at a snapped twig.
View Doe →
A fierce grey wolf.
View Wolf →
A proud stag with a fine set of antlers. He keeps one eye on you and the other on his does.
View Stag →
A giant beetle with a hard, shiny shell. It hums to itself in the clearings.
View Giant beetle →
A goblin in patched leather, club in hand, sure the camp is his.
View Goblin →
It rattles when it walks.
View Skeleton →
A rat the size of a dog, with eyes that shine in the dark.
View Cave Rat →
Small, for a cave spider. It still has eight eyes on you.
View Small Spider →
A cheeky monkey with somebody's axe, looking very pleased with himself.
View Monkey →
A goblin that ate all the other goblins' dinners, and their plates.
View Goblin brute →
An ochre-armoured scorpion with broad pincers and a curled, dark-tipped tail. Its tail rises before it strikes.
View Sand scorpion →
A tall sandy camel with one proud hump, knobbly knees and a long curved neck. It chews slowly and looks down at you through long lashes.
View Camel →
A huge, smelly troll.
View Troll →
A low, broad-snouted alligator with olive scales, raised back plates and a heavy tapering tail. Give its jaws room.
View Alligator →
A troll that has never seen the sun and does not miss it.
View Cave Troll →
A great white wolf of the snow peaks. Its breath smokes in the cold.
View White Wolf →
Bones the size of fence posts. It does not rattle; it thuds.
View Big Skeleton →
An old goblin shaman, bent under a string of bone charms. The staff does the walking and the talking.
View Goblin elder →
A spider the size of a pony, furred like a bear. It is not in a hurry; it does not need to be.
View Tarantula →
A moss-coated stag with a crown of living branches. Patient until threatened; its green hairs mark a distant woodland refuge.
View Briar stag →
One eye, many teeth.
View Cyclops →
A young moss-green dragon with stubby horns, an oversized head and wings it has not quite grown into. It guards its nest with determined little bites.
View Baby moss dragon →
A mountain of white fur with two small blue eyes. It was here first.
View Yeti →
A warm copper-red dragonlet with tiny cream horns and restless wings. Younger than the great red dragons, but its bite is already formidable.
View Baby ember dragon →
A yeti of the deep ice, blue-white and twice as cross as its cousins on the peaks.
View Cave yeti →
A six-legged mound of layered stone, with copper seams in its shell. It guards quiet pockets of the far dry country.
View Shaleback beetle →
A green dragon, moss on its scales and a hunger in its eyes. Level 70.
View Green dragon →
Half horse and half warrior: a chestnut body, a bearded torso in leather and bronze, a long spear and a round shield. It does not like to be followed.
View Centaur →
An old stone guardian with a crown of teal crystals. Its slow, heavy blows defend the Still Vault; the central return passage lies outside its territory.
View Hollow warden →
A blue-grey hart wearing a broad crown of pale ice and a thick winter ruff. Rare, watchful and fiercely protective when challenged.
View Frostcrown hart →
A red dragon. The air around it shimmers with heat. Level 90.
View Red dragon →
A great low reptile with five snake heads on weaving necks, each with golden eyes and a crest of spines. One head is always awake, and a lost one grows back.
View Hydra →
An ancient six-legged creature armoured in dark stone plates, amber seams and a forked horn. Slow enough to retreat from, but its heavy shell rewards bringing friends.
View Cinderback ancient →
The black dragon. Older than the mountains, and not pleased to see you. Level 110.
View Black dragon →Reference entries are generated from the current game data. Artwork comes from the actual game. Pixlaria is in alpha; balance and content can change.