In the upcoming version 5.0, more hilarious monster NPCs will be released for players to enjoy. Before they scare a laugh out of you in game, let's take a quick look now.

Monster Shaped NPCs

Murloc
They are the legendary "Fish Men" old sailor would tell tales about. Don't confuse them with mermaids, there's nothing beautiful about these guys. Rumor has it that these are not creatures natural to the Earth, but actually visitors from the stars that got stuck on our planet. No matter what they are, you must be wary around these sly creatures.

Sand worm
The sand worms were once peaceful creatures that kept to themselves and lived far underground and out of sight, but after centuries of pollution these worms have mutated and become huge. They've started attacking people, so watch out!

Moa
These are rather fast moving flightless birds that have a powerful attack! One draw back to these animals is that once they get scared, they run away - and they run fast. Moa are known for not stopping for anything. So be on guard.


Frilled Lizard
This is a reptile native to Australia. It can take on larger animals due to its large fangs and quick attacks. Don't let your guard down around these little guys.

Philippine Tarsier
The Philippine Tarsier is a tiny animal that usually hangs out in tropical areas. It's one of the smallest primate animals on Earth. Don't blow these little guys off just because of their size, when dozens of them descend on you in animalistic fury you'll be dead in no time.

Bi-heads Snake
It's a snake. They are dangerous. This one has two heads. Do the math.


Duck
Baby ducks waddle around all the time, and sometimes fall down storm drains. Please leave them alone. These cute baby ducks are soooo fluffy and innocent....

Dolphin
Dolphins are very smart and love to play! They get along with players just fine, but if you make them angry they have very, very sharp teeth.

Trilobite
Dont bite the trilobite, they have really hard shells. Trilobites live in the ocean and are quiet creatures of the depths. They move quickly through the water and can some times get as big as a horse!

Platypus
The platypus is a semi-aquatic mammal native to eastern Australia. They like building their nests near the water. It's a bit weird looking but that's no reason to ignore its poisonous claws.