The Creatures

The creatures of the Forty-two Isles fall into three broad categories: animals, magical creatures, and dragons. All three kinds can form Magica Bonds — but each brings something different to the partnership.

Animals

Nine of the Wave 1 companions are natural animals — real-world creatures that also inhabit the Forty-two Isles:

Red Fox · Barn Owl · Raven · Koala · Leopard Gecko · Ocelot · Axolotl · Ghost Bat · Vine Snake

Animals don’t possess innate magic of their own. Instead, they draw magical ability entirely from the Magica Bond itself. That makes them no less powerful than a dragon companion — just different. They remind us that magic lives in connection, not only in claws and scales.

Magical Creatures

Nine companions are magical creatures — beings unique to the Isles, blending the familiar with the fantastical:

Wingcat — A cat with feathery wings, fully capable of flight. Playful, curious, and fiercely loyal.
Whispermoth — A large, furry, rabbit-like moth with six legs ending in soft paws. Its antennae resemble rabbit ears, and its wings shimmer with bioluminescent patterns.
Gardenback Turtle — An enchanted garden grows on its shell, tended by nature spirits. Starts small, but can grow to the size of a horse over many years.
Gridgeon — Miniature griffins! Small enough to perch on a shoulder, they’re commonly used across the Isles for delivering mail.
Lantern Otter — An otter with tusk-like fangs, glowing eyes, bioluminescent spots, and a lure-like glowing lantern on its head — think angler fish meets river otter.
Starhound — A hound with blue, black, and silver fur marked with glowing star-like patterns. Can teleport short distances and phase through solid matter.
Land Shark — A shark with four stumpy legs that breathes air and lives on land. Despite its toothy grin, it acts like a big, lovable dog. Surprisingly cute.
Winged Toad — A large toad with bat-like wings. Its tongue holds potent magic powers, and it uses flight to travel between forest canopies and wetlands.
Wolpertinger — A rabbit-like creature sporting fangs, antlers, and small wings. Mischievous and fast, with a talent for getting into trouble.

Dragons

Six companions are dragons — the most storied and diverse category of creature in the Isles:

Drakeling — Miniature, cat-sized dragons that have been domesticated over centuries. Immensely friendly, they come in every colour imaginable. Not suited for the wild — they’re house pets, lap dragons, and beloved family members.
Masked Furdragon — Small-to-medium furry dragons with distinctive mask-like facial markings, giving them a raccoon-like appearance. Clever and curious.
Honey Fae Dragon — Hummingbird-sized dragons with bee-like proportions — black and yellow striped fur, translucent insect wings, a stinger, and little antennae-like horns. They live in communal hives and produce magical honey.
Thunder-roar Dragon — Powerful storm dragons with purple, blue, and silver scales accented by white or yellow lightning-like markings. Their roar can shake the sky.
Lake Lindwyrm — Small-to-medium aquatic dragons with big, expressive eyes and beautiful iridescent scales. Elegant frills fan out like a leafy sea dragon’s, and some have hind legs shaped like flippers.
Clouded Lung Dragon — Long, serpentine eastern-style dragons with no wings. Cloud-like wisps of mist emanate from their bodies, and they fly through pure magic. Their mist can carry magical properties — healing, concealing, or calming.

Dragons are as varied as any other kind of creature. Some are tiny. Some are gentle. Not every dragon is fearsome — but every one is extraordinary.

Finding Your Companion

Every companion has a unique combination of personality traits, magic affinity, and habitat. The companion quiz is designed to match you with the creature whose personality resonates most deeply with yours.

Take the companion quiz to discover your match.