A dead chaos god of war that was worshipped predominantly by the Eiser, who believed him to be an ancient warrior that rose to divinity after their death in battle defending his home. It is not know how Jötnar perished for a second time, even to the other gods, only that his body fell to Phaedra with its eyes gouged out of his skull. Where his body fell is body fell to rest is fabled to be the origins of Devlutte's island chain.

An aloof creature that stalks its prey for days in search of new bones to add to its collection. Waiting for its moment to take its prey's bones. This creature collects bones to wear as armor, and to build a nest from stacked bones. These creatures start out life completely invisible to most, only being visible to the gifted few, but as they gather more bones they being wearing, making them appear as a poorly put together skeleton; built from the bones off all manner of creature. These beings have can pass through living matter as if it were not there, allowing them to snatch the bones directly out of creatures. Though they will rarely take all of your bones, much preferring to only take the few that they like.

An extremely spicy and savory tuber most popular amongst humans, dwarves, tieflings and dragonborn. This tuber was supposedly created by Froma pulling one of her many pranks on the mortals who mistook this tuber its tamer cousin. Much to her dismay the dwarves who found this plant found its powerful flavor to be a great addition to their dishes; eventually becoming one of the most common ingredients in dwarven cooking as a whole ingredient or as a spice.