Call-Back: Their appearence and ability can make them a more refined version of the infamous Bounding Demons of Lost Izalith.

Breath Weapon: When far enough they will charge up and fire a ball of explosive darkness.

Amphibian Assault: They vaguely look like a giant salamander mixed with a theropod dinosaur.

Despite their massive size they can be incredibly fast. Misshapen dark beings lurking in an isolated cavern at the feet of the Dragon Sanctum, implied to be related to real Dragons.

Undying Loyalty: To the point that they sacrificed their physical bodies to defend their city.

Sinister Scimitar: They wield dual falchions with curved tips.Breaking their coffin effigies will make them physical and vulnerable as usual. Made of Air: In their basic form, they are wraith-like and intangible, taking scratch damage from weapons dealing magic/fire/dark/lightning damage and no damage at all from physical attacks.Elite Mooks: By far Shuva's most powerful warriors even without their ritual magic, they are deadly foes that shouldn't be underestimated.From a distance they instead wield a repeating crossbow in one hand and a normal one in the other. Dual Wielding: In melee they'll show off some nice swordsmanship with twin falchions.Bow and Sword, in Accord: Their weapons are a set of falchions and one of crossbows.

However, destroying the darkness-spewing coffins in the Sanctum will force them to become tangible again, making them vulnerable as ordinary enemies.

Achilles' Heel: They're normally invincible against normal means and only take minimum damage from weapons empowered with elemental damage.

Knights of Shulva who sacrificed their physical body in order to mantain an eternal vigil against Sir Yorgh and his Drakeblood Knights.

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