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Counter Collection 4Th Edition Heroic 1 COUNTER COLLECTION 44TH EDITION HEROIC 1 ART BY CLAUDIO POZAS COUNTER COLLECTION 4TH EDITION HEROIC 1 Illustrations, Text and Layout: CLAUDIO POZAS Production: JASON KEMPTON WWW.FIERYDRAGON.COM FIERY DRAGON PRODUCTIONS, INC. 2255B Queen Street East #1159 Toronto - Ontario - CANADA M4E1G3 Fiery Dragon Productions and the Fiery Dragon logo are trademarks of Fiery Dragon Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. All artwork is ©2001-2008 Fiery Dragon productions, Inc. The mention of or reference to any company or product in these pages is not a challenge to the trademark or copyright concerned. This material is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. Any reproduction, retransmission, or unauthorized use of the artwork herein is prohibited without express written permission from Fiery Dragon Productions, Inc., except for purposes of review. The original purchaser may print or photocopy copies for his or her own personal use only. This document is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual people, organizations, places, or events is purely coincidental. Check out Fiery Dragon online at <www.fierydragon.com> LEVEL 1 Beetle, Fire; Drake, Spiretop; Goblin, Blackblade; Goblin, Cutter; Goblin, Warrior; Halfling, Slinger; Horse, Riding; Kobold, Minion; Kobold, Skirmisher; Kobold, Slinger; Rat, Dire; Rat, Giant; Scorpion, Stormclaw; Skeleton, Decrepit; Stirge. LEVEL 2 Drake, Guard; Drake, Needlefang Swarm; Elf, Archer; Elf, Scout; Gnome, Skulk; Goblin, Sharpshooter; Halfling, Stout; Halfling, Thief; Homunculus, Clay Scout; Human, Bandit; Human, Rabble; Hyena; Kobold, Dragonshield; Kruthik, Hatchling; Kroothick, Young; Rat, Swarm; Wolf, Gray; Zombie LEVEL 3 Bat, Shadowhunter; Devil, Imp; Doppleganger, Sneak; Drake, Pseudodragon; Drake, Spitting; Gnome, Arcanist; Goblin, Hexer; Goblin, Skullcleaver; Goblin, Hobgoblin Archer; Goblin, Hobgoblin Grunt; Goblin, Hobgoblin Soldier; Goblin, Hobgoblin Warcaster; Homunculus, Iron Defender; Human, Guard; Kobold, Wyrmpriest; Lycanthrope, Wererat; Orc, Raider; Skeleton; Zombie, Gravehound; Zombie, Rotter. LEVEL 3, CONT. Dragon, Young White; Horse, Warhorse; Ooze, Ochre Jelly. LEVEL 4 Choker, Cavern; Dark Creeper; Dwarf, Bolter; Ettercap, Fang Guard; Ghost, Phantom Warrior; Goblin, Underboss; Human, Berserker; Human, Mage; Kobold, Slyblade; Kroothick, Adult; Lizardfolk, Greenscale Hunter; Magma Beast, Claw; Magma Beast, Hurler; Orc, Berserker; Orc, Drudge; Panther, Fey; Specter; Spider, Deathjump; Warborn, Soldier; Crocodile, Visejaw; Dragon, Young Black; Wight, Deathlock; Zombie, Corruption Corpse; Zombie, Rotwing. LEVEL 5 Bat, Fire; Dragonborn, Soldier; Dwarf, Hammerer; Ettercap, Webspinner; Ghoul; Gnoll, Huntmaster; Goblin, Bugbear Warrior; Goblin, Hobgoblin Commander; Lizardfolk, Greenscale Darter; Orc, Eye of Rage; Skeleton, Blazing, Skeleton, Boneshard; Ogdoad, Tadpole; Snake, Deathrattle Viper; Vampire Spawn, Fleshripper; Vine Horror; Wight; Wraith. LEVEL 5, CONT. Beetle, Tangler; Dragon, Young Green; Drake, Rage; Griffon, Hippogriff; Griffon, Hippogriff Dreadmount; Ooze, Gelatinous Cube; Wolf, Dire. LEVEL 6 Bear, Cave; Demon, Slaughter; Devil, Horde Grunt; Devil, Spiked ; Gnoll, Clawfighter; Gnoll, Marauder; Goblin, Bugbear Strangler; Halfling, Prowler; Harpy; Homunulus, Iron Cobra; Hound, Shadow; Lizardfolk, Greenscale Marsh Mystic; Sharkin, Guard; Sharkin, Raider; Shadowkin, Chainfighter; Shadowkin, Gloomblade; Shapeshifter, Longfang Hunter; Tiefling, Heretic; Troglodyte, Mauler; Warborn, Captain; Wraith, Mad; Zombie, Chillborn. LEVEL 6, CONT. Boar, Dire; Dragon, Young Blue; Kroothick, Hive Lord; Lizardfolk, Blackscale Bruiser. LEVEL 7 Eladrin, Fey Knight; Grell; Grick; Hag, Howling; Hound, Hell; Human, Lackey; Hyena, Cacklefiend; Orc, Bloodrager; Undeath, Crimson Acolyte; Satyr, Rake; Shadowkin, Witch; Shapeshifter, Razorpaw Stalker; Spider, Bloodweb Swarm; Stirge, Dire; Tiefling, Darkblade; Troglodyte, Impaler; Vine Horror, Spellfiend; Illujan, Serpentongue Initiate. LEVEL 7, CONT. Behemoth, Macetail; Carrion Crawler; Dragon, Young Red; Griffon; Hyena, Cacklefiend; Odious. LEVEL 8 Angel, Valor; Beetle, Rot Scarab Swarm; Caliban, Hellblade; Doppleganger, Assassin; Eladrin, Twilight Incanter; Firecranium; Foulspawn, Grue; Foulspawn, Mangler; Galeb Duhr, Earthbreaker; Ghost, Trap Haunt; Gnoll, Demonic Scourge; Goblin, Hobgoblin Warrior; Goblin, Hobgoblin Hand of Tyranny; Lycanthrope, Werewolf; Mummy, Guardian; Orc, Chieftain; Sharkin, Priest; Satyr, Piper; Shadowkin, Warrior; Troglodyte, Curse Chanter; Illujan, Serpentongue Warrior. LEVEL 8, CONT. Demon, Borgoutan; Ogre, Savage; Ogre, Skirmisher; Oni, Night Haunter; Ursidowl; Zombie, Hulk. LEVEL 9 Devil, Succubus; Dryad; Foulspawn, Berserker; Gargoyle; Harpy, Bloodfire; Orc, Warrior; Undeath, Deathpriest of Undeath; Panther, Spectral; Quickling, Runner; Snake, Flame; Wight, Battle; Illujan, Serpentongue Assassin; Behemoth, Bloodspike; Bulette; Displacer Panther; Dragon, Adult White. LEVEL 9, CONT. Grick, Alpha; Shambling Mound; Snake, Crushgrip Constrictor; Troll; Unicorn; Worg. LEVEL 10 Berbalang; Dark Creeper, Dark Stalker; Dragonborn. Gladiator; Gibbering Mouther; Hag, Bog; Medusa, Female Archer; Minotaur, Warrior; Sharkin, Baron; Skeleton, Skeletal Tomb Guardian; Skull Lord; Vampire Spawn, Bloodhunter; Basilisk, Venom-Eye; Chuul; Ettin, Marauder; Crocodile, Feymire. LEVEL 10, CONT. Horse, Celestial Charger; Magma Beast, Strider; Manticore; Oni, Mage; Spider, Blade; Wyvern..
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