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[ZM5]

Updated full pack with the 44.04 version of DF - moved the 32-bit one to SDL as well, something I should have done earlier.

[ZM5]

New update - no new creatures, however I went ahead and made 3 races playable in fortress mode, each with some of their own gimmicks. This also made me update some of the other entity files, to make sure they interact properly with Ogres.

First off - Gnomes. Their main disadvantage, as you'd guess, is that they're really small, smaller than dwarves - a lot of weapons they have to multigrasp. To make up for it, their innate mechanical pets are rather strong; another gimmick they have is making stronger, more usable mechanical variants of certain weapons.

At the forge, you can make different parts - frameworks, whirring gizmos, tubes, saws, cylinders, widgets, stabilizers, drills and gears. Afterwards, you can combine them with relevant weapons to make upgraded versions - for example, you can combine a short sword with a framework, a saw, a whirring gizmo, a widget and a gear to make the Bonechopper, which is basically a gnomish chain-sword. There's a few other ones as well - daggersaw, made from a large dagger; steam hammers, made from a war hammer; steam-pistol, made from a flintlock; heavy bolter, made from a crossbow; gearbreaker, made from a mace; borehammer, made from a war hammer; and the saw-spear, made from a spear.

Each requires different parts - on top of that, all of them also need a spanner - you don't need to make too many of those since they're preserved after each reaction. The bigger ones - saw-spear, heavy bolter and gearbreaker, also require a rivet gun, which is also preserved.

Last thing to note - while the steam-pistol uses regular bullets, albeit fired at a much higher velocity, the heavy bolter requires you to make razorhead bolts at a forge - they don't require any parts.

Next up, the Draenei - they have a bit of a higher emphasis on collecting gems than other races. This unfortunately required me to mess with vanilla raws a bit - in the raws-only version you can find instructions on how to make it work, should you also be using a mod that edits the default gems.

At a smelter, the Draenei can transmute ten rough gems into 8 bars of Arkonite, a unique, crystalline material used only by them. Its somewhat inbetween steel and iron, although lighter than both. Its main advantage is that it does vastly increased damage to demonic entities - "pure" demons, such as any of the legion demons and most of their demonic animals, or the Hellspawn caste of the Corrupted Humans, take 20x increased force damage from being hit with Arkonite; beings that are merely corrupted but not true demons, i.e Darkhounds, Fel Orcs, or all Corrupted Human castes with the exception of the Hellspawn, take 10x increased force damage.
However, creatures of the light - Valarjar, Valkyries, Vespirans and other Draenei take halved damage from it, meanwhile eldritch beings or creatures of the void, i.e Faceless Ones, Malformed, Void Wolves - are neither resistant to it, nor are they weak to it.
Another thing to note - Draenei take 10x increased force damage from Felsteel, Demonsteel and Saronite, and 5x increased force damage from Fel Iron. Lastly, their castes are all somewhat different in size. Male Draenei are the largest, then the Broken are in the middle, and lastly female Draenei are the smallest - all are still bigger than humans, however.

Lastly, the Ogres. They do not have any special reactions or metals - they aren't capable of hardening khorium, for example, but can still make steel; they also do not have any chainmail armor. Most of their differences lie in their different castes.

Regular Ogres and Primal Ogres learn most labors really slowly - 25% rate for regular Ogres, and only 10% for Primal Ogres - so you most likely won't get any quality products from them at any reasonable rate. Two-headed Ogres learn them at normal rates, however - though, they are also more rare than normal Ogres; not quite as rare as Primal Ogres.

All Ogres have increased learning rates for the fighter, wrestling, striking, mace, hammer and axe skills. Regular ogres learn wrestling and striking at 3x the usual rate, but also learn maces, hammer and axes at only 1.5x the usual rate - meanwhile, Two-headed Ogres and Primal Ogres learn all of those at 2x the usual rate. However, they have decreased learning rates for ambushing, at 20% of the normal - also, due to not being fond of ranged weaponry, they learn all ranged weapon skills at half the usual rate; they'd rather get up close and personal with their foes.

If you have a tavern, prepare for a lot of bar fights - alcohol combined with the violence inherent in Ogres does not make for a good combination.

Lastly, they have a somewhat different set of invaders and allies than the other playable races. You'll most likely be doing trade with the likes of Forest Trolls, Gnolls and other primitive, savage races. As for their invaders, here are their tiers (including derivative races):

Tier 1 (20 citizens) - Sporelings, Gorlocs, Osh-Tekk.
Tier 2 (50 citizens) - Tuskarr, Taunka, Mok'nathal, Hill Dwarves, Jinyu, Furbolgs, Fel Murlocs, Two-Humans, Arakkoa.
Tier 3 (80 citizens) - Draenei, Alpine Tauren, Antiquans, Tauren, Pandaren, Night Elves, Mag'har, Jungle Trolls, Dark Dwarves, Fel Orcs, Fel Tauren, Neferset, Chaos Orcs, Frostborn, Orcs, Zandalari Trolls, Fel Elves, Corrupted Humans, Worgen, Vespirans, Mantid, High/Blood Elves, Creven, Tol'vir, Dwarves, Humans, Elves, Devilkin (or vanilla goblins).
Tier 4 (110 citizens) - Gnomes, Goblins, Erebi, Draconians, Vrykul, Valarjar, Nightborne, Nerubians, Iron Guardians, Highborne, Frost Vrykul, Forsaken, Ethereals, Drogbar, Scourge Undead, Primals, Demons, Satyrs, Qiraji, Naga, Malformed, Faceless Ones.

I've done some minor changes to other parts of the pack as well - fixed some typos (ones I spotted anyway), changed the dialogue a bit for the Seven Deadly Sins, since some parts were a tad unfitting in terms of tone.

Lastly, for the raws-only version of the full pack as well as the Warcraft-only part of it, I included a folder with instructions on how to install some of the stuff that requires vanilla raw changes, should you want it or incase you want to make it compatible with some other mod.

Thats it, hope you guys enjoy this update!

[Bearskie]

Impressive! I'll be sure to check out the new races on a later date.

[ZM5]

Thanks! Lemme know if you come across any issues.

[Hasthol]

I have a problem. Gnomes cannot use picks. Propably because they are too small.

[ZM5]

Hm, yeah it does appear to be the case - I'll add their own excavation tool next update (should be soon now - it'll be a fairly major one).

[ZM5]

Released a new update - this one is mostly elemental-themed, though I've snuck in a few miscellaneous creatures. Void beings make an appearance as well.

First off, for the minor stuff I fixed a few details that were off or wrong - i.e the krokul had reddish skin rather than blue and so on. Gnomes have drill gauntlets now instead of pickaxes - so they're usable for mining. Unlike pickaxes, their attack is piercing rather than slashing. Val'kyr, Ethereals and Shades were also rebalanced - they shouldn't be as tough to kill now.

I added a few new materials - four of them are unique to certain races, one isnt. I've also made Obsidium a unique metal, instead of being available to all races.

Elementium - dark blue metal, found very rarely in single clusters in igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic layers. It can be sold for a high price, but is also very servicable in all regards - dense, protective, and also quite sharp.

Enchanted Elementium - an enhanced form of elementium. Its only utilized by the elementals as well as the Twilight Cultists. Its much more expensive, and all of elementiums properties, including density, are enhanced.

Incendicite - a reddish metal. While its ore can be found, none of the playable races know how to smelt it - its only used by fire elementals and Twilight Cultists. In its ore form its also not fire-safe. However, it is in its metal form, it is fire-safe.
Compared to other elemental metals, it is above-average in all regards. Its fairly sharp, but not as much as Aerocite or Obsidium - its fairly dense, but not as much as Hydrocite; its fairly protective, but not also not as much as Hydrocite.

Hydrocite - a dark teal metal, used by Water Elementals. As with other elemental metals, you can find its ore and use it for crafts, but you cannot smelt it. As a metal, its more dense than the other elemental metals, and also more protective, but also less sharp.

Aerocite - a white metal, used by Air Elementals. Its lighter than even Obsidium - while its not as sharp, it is more protective, and is still sharper than the other two metals.

I fully admit Aerocite and Hydrocite aren't actually metals present in Warcraft, however to keep with the gimmick of them having unique metals I figured I'd have to make something up.

Now, since most of the new creatures are elementals, I've made sure some interactions dont work on them - usually, the ones of their own element do not work, along with "related" elements. So, for example, fire spells dont work on fire elementals, ice and water spells dont work on water elementals, air and lightning dont work on air elementals, etc.

Here's the full list of new creatures - note that in terms of physical attacks, since most "intelligent" elementals are just torsos made of whatever element they belong to, their attacks consist only of headbutts, punches and scratches, unless noted otherwise.

Most elementals are also somewhat glass cannons - they are quite fragile, but their attacks are fairly strong, and they usually have special abilities to inflict debilitations on you or just cause damage from a distance.

Spoiler: Civilized Elementals (click to show/hide)

All elementals have access to elementium and enchanted elementium. Each have their own unique material as well.
None of the elementals use armor, shields, or wear clothes, and all of them are tier 4 invaders.
Most of the civilized elementals dont leave behind corpses - the only exceptions are earth elementals, flamefiends, and the "leader" castes. Otherwise, most elementals drop elementium bracelets on death (unless noted that its a different piece of equipment instead).

Earth Elementals - found in fortresses in the mountains and deserts. Their unique material is Obsidium, a lightweight, sharp but fragile material.
Castes:
Earth Elemental - standard caste, they are twice as large as humans. No special abilities.

Earth Drudge - a "lower" caste, they are only slightly bigger than dwarves, and are excluded from most noble positions, serving only as laborers. As they are properly humanoid, they have kicking attacks.

Earth Warrior - a warrior caste, they are more than five times larger than humans. They can bite, on top of kicking, but are otherwise purely physical attackers.

Earth Princess - a female noble caste, they are the same size as Earth Warriors. They have four arms, and three faces. They can throw bolts of stone, and also kick up either directed or undirected waves of dust.

Stonemother - leaders of the earth elementals, they are the largest and most powerful of them as well. They can throw stone bolts at up to 4 targets, and aside from kicking up directed/undirected waves of dust, they can induce debilitations with Reverberating Pulses.

Earth elementals aren't innately hostile (unless you play as ogres), but due to their rather strange values may still end fighting your civ in worldgen.

For weapons, earth elementals use mostly axes and spears, but also some larger sword variants.

Water Elementals - found in towns in the wetlands, taigas and forests. Their unique material is Hydrocite, which is a dense and protective material.
Castes:
Water Elemental - standard caste, only slightly larger than humans. They lack fingers, but their "jab" attacks still inflict edged damage. They can shoot Water Bolts - pressurized water that does blunt damage.

Water Prince/Princess - noble caste, twice as large as standard water elementals. Due to their more "defined" shape, they have regular scratching attacks as well as biting attacks. Aside from Water Bolts, they can spray scalding water at their foes.

Tidehunter - water elemental leaders. Their torsos are scaly and made mostly of flesh materials. They can shoot water bolts at up to 4 targets, can release waves of scalding water either in a directed stream or undirected wave, and can also cast Frost Shock.

Water elementals aren't hostile by default, but as with earth elementals their values are rather strange and may result in worldgen fights.

They utilize a few types of maces, and aside from that use spears, tridents and various forms of straight swords.



Fire Elementals - found in fortresses in the deserts, grasslands and shrublands. Their unique metal is Incedicite, which is above-average compared to other elemental metals, not excelling in one area or the other.

Castes:
Fire Elemental - standard caste, slightly bigger than humans. Their only special ability is to fire bolts of magma.

Firelord - one of the "noble" castes. Their chests and shoulders are armored, and they wear a metal crown. They are more than twice as large as standard fire elementals. Aside from shooting magma bolts, they can cast Soul Burn, which causes severe pain, and reduces willpower, focus and strength. Additionally, their scratching attacks cause incinerating wounds, which induce blisters and make the bleeding more severe. Instead of dropping bracelets on death, they leave behind elementium Firelord crowns, which can offer some amount of protection.

Flamefiend - secondary "noble" caste, slightly larger than the Firelord. They are made of both elemental energy and stone, and they have armor on the lower body, head, neck, lower arms, lower legs, hands and feet. They are capable of flight as well. In terms of abilities, they can hurl magma bolts and release directed streams of flames.

Avatar of Flame - fire elemental leaders. They have armor on their chests and upper arms, and also wear bracelets. They can release either directed or undirected waves of flame, cast Soul Burn, and cast Dreadflame, which causes severe bleeding, pain and blistering, while also reducing endurance. Their scratching attacks cause the same incineration affliction as one from the Firelord.

Fire elementals have a varied set of weapons - hammers, pikes, spears, swords, some maces and axes. They send out snatchers and are innately hostile.

Air Elementals - found in towns in the mountains, savannas, shrublands and grasslands. Their unique material is Aerocite, a lightweight, protective but also sharp metal.
Castes:
Air Elemental - standard air elementals, their only ability is to shoot bolts of lightning for blunt damage.

Air Prince/Princess - air elemental "nobles". They only have one eye, and are five times larger than standard air elementals - their shoulders and heads are also armored. Aside from firing lightning bolts, they can also cast Paralyzing Shock, and can also release an undirected wave of cutting wind. On death, they drop elementium helms.

Windlord - air elemental leaders. Their shoulders are armored, and their lower arms and heads are wrapped in cloth. They can fire lightning bolts at up to 3 targets, cast Cyclone, Paralyzing Shock, and also released both directed and undirected waves of cutting wind.

Air elementals use mostly spears and curved swords - they are also the only elementals that use ranged weapons - throwing daggers and javelins.

They send out snatchers, and so are always hostile.

Twilight Cultists - cultists of various races that worship the Old Gods and seek to bring about the end of the world. They can use all of the elemental metals, along with Enchanted Elementium.
All of their castes are fearless.

Castes:
Twilight Cultists - mortal human cultists that still have no magical powers. Aside from being fearless, they aren't different from normal humans.

Chosen Cultist - two-headed ogre cultists. They are support casters of the cultists. They can buff their allies with Bloodlust and Shadow Shield, which doubles toughness and makes them feel no pain. They can also cast Curse of the Elements, which can make some of the elemental attacks of their Ascendant allies more devastating. They are otherwise no different from regular two-headed ogres.

Twilight Zealot - orcish cultists. They are melee fighters, and utilize self-buffs - they can use Shadow-walk, which temporarily raises their speed to 300% of its normal, and Twilight Infusion, with doubles their strength but reduces their toughness to 60% of its normal. Otherwise, they are the same as normal orcs.

Fire Ascendant - fire elemental ascendants. They can throw magma bolts and cast Soul Burn, and their skin is made of volcanic rock. All ascendants have the same body build and size (more than three times as large as humans)

Earth Ascendant - earth elemental ascendants. They can release Reverberating Pulses and throw bolts of stone. Their skin is made of stone.

Water Ascendant - water elemental ascendants.
They can spray scalding water and cast Frost Shock. Their skin is made out of gemstone.

Air Ascendant - air elemental ascendants. They can release an undirected wave of cutting wind and cast Cyclone.

Elementium Monstrosity - the most rare caste of the cultists, they are also the largest, but are forbidden from all noble positions. They are genderless and combine the four elements - they can cast Soul Burn, throw bolts of stone, release a directed stream of cutting wind, or an undirected wave of scalding water. Their skin is made of metal.

Twilight Harbinger - the second most rare caste, and also the leaders of the cult. They are highly mutated two-headed ogres, with eyes in places where they don't belong and rocky growths on their fingers, toes and backs.
They can hurl shadow bolts at up to 3 targets, cast Corruption, Oblivion, and Shadowflame, which causes strong pain, blistering and bleeding, and also cuts endurance to 60%. Since they count as eldritch creatures, they can be afflicted by spells like Turn Evil.

They have a very varied set of weaponry. However, for protection they only have shields and masks - they don't use any sort of practical armor, only regular clothing.
They send out snatchers and are always hostile.

Spoiler: Other Elementals (click to show/hide)

Most of the elementals, with some exceptions, are only found in good biomes.
Unless noted otherwise, fire elementals only appear in the deserts, air elementals only appear in the mountains, water elementals appear in the wetlands, lakes and oceans, and earth elementals appear underground.

Revenants - come in earth, ice, fire, wind, lightning and water varieties. All of them always carry weapons and shields - lightning and fire carry swords, the rest use maces, which reflects in their attacks. They also all have two types of attacks - in most cases, its an AOE attack and a single-target one - the exceptions are the Water Revenant, which can buff itself or its allies with frost armor and has an AOE scalding water spray, and the Earth Revenant, who has two single-target abilities.
They are all more than twice as large as humans, and leave behind different pieces of equipment depending on their element:
Earth - obsidium morningstar.
Air - enchanted elementium mace.
Lightning - aerocite short sword.
Fire - incedicite long sword.
Water - hydrocite mace.
Ice - enchanted elementium mace.

Aside from the earth revenants, they are made out of both metal and elemental energy - earth revenants have armor made out of stone instead.

Bound Elementals - elementals that are forcibly enslaved by various groups. All varieties are found amongst the Twilight Cultists - bound earth elementals are found amongst kobolds, whereas bound air elementals are found amongst centaurs. As a result, they don't appear in the wild.

They have four varieties - fire, earth, air, water. Fire and water are mostly made of a gemstone-like material, earth is made of rock and gemstone, and air is made of elemental energy. Their torsos are protected by metal, and they also all wear collars and bracelets.
With the exception of earth elementals, all of them have two types of special attacks - one undirected AOE attack, and the other a directed one - in the case of fire, its bursts of flames - water has sprays of scalding water - and air has gusts of cutting wind. Earth instead fires bolts of stone and debilitates foes with reverberating pulses.
On death, they all drop elementium breastplates.

Unbound Elementals - free elementals who lack bracelets or anything else binding them to the world.
They have the same four varieties - fire, earth, air, and water. Their attacks are the same as the bound elementals, but they are found in the wild, and since they lack the metallic parts, they are more fragile.
On death, water elementals turn into spatters of water, fire elementals burst into a cloud of flames, earth elementals become a boulder of generic stone, and air elementals dissipate in a cloud of mist.

Sand Elemental - found in good deserts. They are made out of elemental energy and stone. They attack by punching and jabbing - otherwise, they can hurl boulders and let loose directed waves of dust that knock their foes around. Sand Trolls use them as pets as well.

Shale Spider - spider-like earth elementals. They attack by jabbing with their front feet and biting. They can grow to quite large sizes.

Geode - bits of stone, rock and jewels animated and held together by elemental energy. They are actually non-aggressive - they do lash out with slow but powerful tackles if attacked, however. They are half the size of dwarves.

Gyreworm - worm-like elementals found in the lowest caverns. They have gemstone "teeth", which they use for biting attacks - they can grow to quite large sizes.

Gemstone Colossus - massive, humanoid elementals, found in the lowest caverns. They are intelligent and are also playable. They are purely physical attackers, lacking any special abilities.

Crystalline Colossus - another form of earth giant, these are found in good deserts, glaciers, taigas, and tundras. They too are physical attackers - they lack the scratching attack of the gemstone colossi, but instead can gore with the crystalline growth on the top of its head. They are intelligent and playable.

Earth Fury - rare, benign primal earth elementals. Found only in good savannas - they rarely start conflicts. They are larger than all other elemental furies. They can gore with their horns and tusks, and they attack by shooting bolts of stone, firing reverberating pulses, and kicking up both directed and undirected waves of dust. They are intelligent and playable.

Djinn - air elementals with fleshy, humanoid torsos. They can cast Cyclone, and can release gusts of cutting wind. On death they dissipate into mist. They are intelligent and playable.

Air Fury - another of the elemental furies, found in good savannas. They can cast Cyclone and Paralyzing Shock, and can release directed bursts of either lightning or cutting wind. On death they dissipate into mist. They are intelligent and playable.

Fire Spider - giant, fire elemental spiders. Their male and female variants appear different - males look more like normal spiders, whereas females are more humanoid, and have arms ending in scythe-like blades they can slash with. Both are just as beastial however - they can spray webs, and their bites inject a burning venom that induces severe pain.

Lava Worm - giant fire elemental worms. A layer consisting of a tough carapace protects their heads. They can spit bolts of magma.

Fire Hawk - fire elementals that appear as skeletal birds wreathed in flames. They can breathe short gouts of flame, and their bites also spray flames over the wounds.

Phoenix - fire elemental birds - these ones are more fleshy, and appear in the mountains as well. They spit bolts of magma and breathe short bursts of flame. They cannot scratch, since they lack feet.

Flamehound - beastial fire elementals in the shape of skeletal hounds. They are pack hunters, and their bites spray flames over the wounds they inflict.

Fire Fury - one of the elemental furies, found rarely in good savannas. They are made out of molten crust and elemental energy. They can fire bolts of magma, release both directed and undirected streams of flame, and also cast Sunbeam. They burst into flames on death. They are intelligent and playable.

Lava Spawn - lesser fire elementals. They can bite, scratch, punch, and gore - aside from that, they only spit magma from a distance. On death they turn into a boulder of cooled obsidian.

Sea Elemental - simple-minded water elementals, only found in the oceans. Their shoulders are protected with a layer of coral - their only attacks are punches and jabs, and they can also shoot bolts of pressurized water from a distance.

Ice Elemental - large elementals found in glaciers, tundras and taigas. They attack with punches and scratches, and can also throw bolts of frost as well as release undirected bursts of frost.

Water Fury - the last of the elemental furies, they are found in the same good savannas as all the others. Their bodies are made out of a blue gemstone-like material. They can bite with their strange "mouths" - aside from that, they can shoot water bolts, release both directed and undirected sprays of scalding water, and also cast Frost Shock. On death, they only leave behind a spatter of water. They are intelligent and playable.

Manafiend - elementals made of pure magical energy, found in the forests. They can cast Energy Drain and Mana Burn.

Arcane Wraith - lesser elementals made of magical energy. Found only in temperate forests. They can only shoot Arcane Missiles. On death, they dissipate into a cloud of energy.

Arcane Elemental - greater elementals made of magical energy. Found in the forests, mountains, glaciers, tundras and taigas. They can fire arcane missiles at up to 3 targets, and can also cast Mana Burn.

Entropic Beast - an "elemental" made of demonic fire, found in evil deserts and forests. They shoot bolts of felfire, and can also spray a stream of felfire.

Spoiler: Void Beings (click to show/hide)

The scratching attacks of the void beings induce a "void touch" affliction - it causes numbness and blisters. All of them are found in evil deserts and mountains.

Voidwalker - the most basic Void beings. They attack with punches and scratches - they can also throw Shadow Bolts, and buff themselves with Consume Shadows, which temporarily double their strength and toughness. They drop elementium bracelets on death.

Voidwraith - lesser void beings. They have the same attacks, however they are smaller and can only use Shadow Word to inflict pain on their foes. They dissipate into clouds of energy on death.

Voidshade - minor void beings. They are smaller than even dwarves. They can bite in addition to punching and scratching, and they use several forms of magic - they can throw bolts of frost, cast Frost Armor on themselves or their allies, and also cast Paralyzing Shock on their enemies. They dissipate into clouds of energy on death.

Voidlord - greater void beings, with armor plates on their chests and shoulders. They are more than five times larger than humans, but are also very rare. They can throw shadow bolts at up to 3 targets, can self-buff with Consume Shadows, and can also cast Fear. On death they drop an elementium breastplate.

Voidcaller - rare, greater void beings. They are draped in cloth, and also wear crystals on their backs - along with two crystalline lanterns hanging from the crystal. They can cast Curse of Weakness and Curse of Agony, as well as reanimate dead bodies as zombie minions. On death they dissipate into a cloud of energy.

Void Revenant - parasitic void beings. They are still made out of flesh, but are only floating torsos. Their heads are protected by the masks they wear. They can throw Shadow Bolts and cast Soul Drain. On death, they leave behind steel masks. They are also found in the tundras, and not just mountains and deserts.

Void Giant - gargantuan, bipedal beings of the void. They have protective plates on their lower arms, and can not only kick but also bite (in their case, the bite also inflicts the void touch affliction). They can cast Shadow Bolt and Curse of Agony. On death, they dissipate into a cloud of energy.
They are intelligent, and are playable.

Voidscarred - Broken Draenei that were overtaken by the void. Aside from their heads and chests, they are completely covered in void energy. They come in two varieties - standard Voidscarred, who are more agile but also smaller, and Voidscarred Brutes, who are larger but also much stronger. Both varieties can cast Fear, Anguish, and also throw Shadow Bolts. They are intelligent and playable.

Spoiler: Other Creatures (click to show/hide)

Death Revenant - an undead spirit inhabiting a suit of armor. They  are only found in evil tundras, glaciers and taigas. They can shoot Death Coils, raise dead bodies as skeleton minions (only up to 2 at a time), and animate corpses as zombie minions (only up to 6 at a time).
On death, they drop saronite war scythes.

Wraith - intelligent, undead spirits that still bear grudges from their past lives. They can be found in any evil biome.
Their only special property is related to their scratching attacks - those who get scratched by them will be cursed and have their combat rolls reduced. They are playable in adventure mode.

Sand Crab - small, four-legged insectoids. They are found in savannas and deserts. They attack by biting and snatching, and are usually found in groups.

Wildstrider - relatives of the Tallstriders, found in savage deserts, tropical broadleaf forests, tropical savannas and tropical grasslands. Their biting attacks are stronger, and they are more aggressive.

Jungle Chomper - small plant monsters found in savage tropical forests.
They attack with bites and striking with their fingerless "hands".

Overfiend - demons made of felfire - they are found in evil deserts, shrublands and savannas. They wear armor plates on parts of their body.

They can shoot bolts of felfire, or breathe a short-ranged stream of it.

Twilight Draconians - evil, artificial draconians. They are only found amongst Twilight Cultists.
They require no sustenance, similarly to Infinite Draconians. Their Drakonar can breathe streams of dark flames, and can also cast Energy Drain.

Chromatic Draconians - artificial draconians, infused with the powers of the five main dragonflights - as a result, their lifespans are comparatively short. They are found amongst Twilight Cultists. Only their Drakonar can actually use those powers, and their breath attacks are rather weak, only being single globs or bolts.

Crystal Fury - an artificial earth elemental, only utilized as pets by the Drogbar. They can hurl boulders at their foes - otherwise they are just sturdy physical attackers.

Spoiler: Warcraft Megabeasts (click to show/hide)

Frost Lord a lesser elemental lord with power of frost and ice. It wields a large scythe, and has a skull-like head with a pair of horns.
It attacks by scratching and punching with its free hand, goring with its horns, and slashing with its scythe.
It can hurl Frost Bolts, spray either directed or undirected clouds of frost, and cast Frost Shock.
On death, it drops a masterwork quality enchanted elementium war scythe.

Void God - a powerful and malicious void being. They carry crystals on their backs. Their scratches inflict the void touch affliction - aside from that, they can throw shadow bolts at up to 4 targets, self-buff with Consume Shadows, and also cast Corruption and Fear.
On death, they dissipate into a cloud of energy.

Chronomatic Anomaly - a chaotic manifestation of energy. It can bite with its "mouth", and its hands and lower arms are protected with metal plates.
They can release bursts of temporal particles that slow down those caught in them - aside from that, they increase their own speed with Hasten, and reduce the speed of their opponents with Slow.
On death, it leaves behind a masterwork quality enchanted elementium bracelet.

Deathlord - a powerful, malicious undead spirit that inhabits a suit of armor. It wields a shield and a mace.
They can throw Shadow Bolts and Death Coils, animate corpses as minions, and cast Soul Drain.
On death, it leaves behind a masterwork quality saronite deathlord's shield.

Revenant of Burning Souls - a powerful revenant with many fire spells. It can release an undirected blast of flames, throw magma bolts, cast Soul Burn,
and raise dead bodies as Burning Souls. On death, it drops a masterwork saronite mace.

Spoiler: Dragons Dogma Creatures (click to show/hide)

 
Leapworm - small flesh-eating worms, found underground. Their bites inflict a debilitation that lowers toughness to 80% of its normal.

Living Armor - a large, possessed suit of armor. It counts as a semimegabeast, but has higher attack triggers than other semimegas. Its also smaller compared to most other megabeasts, though still very large. They are purely physical attackers, slashing with their swords and bashing with their shields. On death, it drops a masterwork quality steel two-handed sword.

Well, thats it, hope you guys enjoy it! I'm gonna take a bit of a break from this, atleast until BfA comes out, to focus on my good/evil biome revamp.

I'll release some minor fixes and additions to the current two addons (crafting reactions for the Outworld Invaders one, some fixed details for the Derivatives one) tomorrow.

[Kingra]

The civ Elementals can't seem to open doors (or atleast the water and fire ones can't).

[ZM5]

Thanks for letting me know - I uploaded the fix, alongside a slight alteration of the fire elemental language file, since they had some inappropriate words.

[Sanctume]

Ooh, do you have a list of boss mobs from Molten core? 

I wonder if you can make civ called "Molten Core" and have castes made of the different bosses, including Ragnaros.

[ZM5]

I'm mostly going on a model-by-model-basis - in that regard most of the creatures representing Molten Core enemies are in and are the "pets" of the fire elementals - molten giants, flamewakers, etc. Though, I would have to add in "magma elementals" as well, which would tbh just be recolours of regular earth elementas like in-game. For all intents and purposes though I would say going into a fire elemental fortress would be like going through MC to some extent - I only wish the KILL_NEUTRAL:REQUIRED ethic wasn't bugged and didn't lead into in-fighting.

The Avatar of Flame represents Ragnaros' model (though, moreso his Firelands version where he has legs).

Perhaps if Toady lets us have custom "dungeons" at some point a proper Molten Core remake would be possible, and I would love to make it.

[Sanctume]

The "pets" do make sense.  I would think that is similar to goblin dark pits with their per trolls and beak dogs.   

I would definitely play dungeon themed forts. 

[ZM5]

Basically yeah - I used the animal tokens to make sure those particular creatures are always included in Fire Elemental civs. Goblins don't actually use those tokens, but since they have access to evil animals trolls and beak dogs (which are both somewhat common) they almost always end up having populations of those.

[Hasthol]

Battle axes are too large to some gnomes. Maybe something like saw-gloves?

[ZM5]

I should probably add that and remove the regular battle axes from them - they do admittedly have hatchets which are smaller and cheaper while fulfilling the same purposes - I'll release an update soon once I change up their weapon loadout a bit.