A temporal imp is short and thin, but slightly taller than most other imps. They have short, messy, gray hair and have small, slanted eyes and long, pointed ears. Their skin pail and clammy, and they have short tails, barely 4 inches long and made of only pale skin.
The few temporal imps that have ever been recorded have been found deep within the world’s oldest ruins and dungeons.
A short humanoid of about three to five feet in height, they have overly long arms and overly short legs with knotted, stringy muscles and lank, greasy hair. Their eyes glitter red in the dimmest of lights and their teeth are little more than sharp fangs.
Red Imps dwell in caves, living off of others’ toils.
A dread imp is short and thin. They have ankle length greasy black hair and have small, beady eyes and small, pointed ears. They have long, pointed noses and sharply pointed chins. Their skin color is ashen gray, and they have no tails.
Dread Imps live in ruins of ancient castles and civilizations long past.
A mountain imp is short and compact, but built and not thin and wirely like other imps. They are bald and have overly large eyes with over-sized pupils and large, bat shaped ears. Their teeth are all flat and they have pig-like noses and round chins. Their skin color is often an ashy color or light gray,and they have no tails.
An aurum imp is a small, fat humanoid that ranges from 2 feet to 4 feet in height. It’s skin has a bronze to it, and it’s eyes are bright yellow. It has long claws, and small, sharp teeth. It has a 1 foot 6 inches long, fat, tail that has a sharp edged spade at it’s end.
A fog imp is a small, thin humanoid that ranges from 2 feet to 3 feet in height. It has small claws, feathery wings, and small, sharp teeth with elongated canines. It has a 1 foot long, slender, almost rat-like tail. Fog imps like caves as well as sewers, river valleys, and woodland areas. They may also habitat ancient ruins.
A fog imp is a small, thin humanoid that ranges from 2 feet to 3 feet in height. It has small claws, feathery wings, and small, sharp teeth with elongated canines. It has a 1 foot long, slender, almost rat-like tail. Fog imps like caves as well as sewers, river valleys, and woodland areas. They may also habitat ancient ruins.
Death Imps prefer dark places, whether they be caves, ruins, basements, sewers, or even castles. They can travel in sunlight, but they prefer not to. A death imp is a small, twisted humanoid about 4 feet tall. It’s skin is jet black, and so are it’s eyes. It has wicked claws, bat wings, and sharp, black teeth. It does not have a tail.
The bog imp is a small, winged creature of vaguely humanoid shape, standing between two and three feet tall.