Magtail

Magtails are centipede-like creatures that live in volcanoes and other fiery places. When it attacks, it rears up on its hind quarters, snapping at enemies with its large, sharp mandibles.

Wizzrobe

Wizzrobes are a well-known monster in Hyrule. Appearing as a short human swathed in robes, they can teleport short distances to surprise their opponents with fire and ice attacks. Wizzrobes avoid hand-to-hand combat at all costs and will teleport to a safer distance rather than lock arms.

Snapper

Snappers are large, turtle-like creatures normally found in Termina. They are ungainly but dangerous. Their tough shells make them hard to damage, but they are not very fast.

Helmasaurus

Helmasauruses are dinosaur-like reptiles wearing metal masks. They are fond of charging. A Helmasaur’s defensive armour is mainly concentrated in its mask, so its AC is lower if it is attacked from behind. Unlike the weaker Helmasaurs, a Helmasaurus’s mask cannot be grappled off.

Helmasaur

Helmasaurs are dinosaur-like reptiles wearing metal masks. They are fond of charging. A Helmasaur’s defensive armour is mainly concentrated in its mask, so its AC is lower if it is attacked from behind. Its mask can also be grappled off (especially with items such as the hookshot or clawshot), lowering its AC.

Desbreko

Desbreko are large skeleton fish with fearsome teeth. They attack in groups, often along with skullfish, and will not relent once they sense prey.

Skullfish

Skullfish are small skeleton fish with fearsome teeth. They attack in groups, often led by a Desbreko.

A giant hand severed at the wrist, a floormaster walks on its fingers toward its target, then glows green and charges. If given the opportunity, it will latch onto its opponent and squeeze it to death.

When half a floormaster’s health is gone, it splits into three small hands, each with 1/3 of the creature’s remaining health and +1 to AC. After three rounds, these hands will each grow into a full-fledged floormaster (1 full action) with full health.

Flare Dancers appear as women on fire. When they move, they leave a trail of fire behind them for 10 feet that lasts for 1 round. If a player touches this fire, it causes 1d3 fire damage. They receive double damage from water or cold attacks, but can heal 1d6 hp per round if touching a flame at least the size of a torch. (This is a full action.)

Flare Dancers’ fire armor is tough to penetrate. The best tactic for killing one is to douse it with water or cast a water or ice spell on it. Normal water will extinguish the armor for 2 rounds; water or ice spells will extinguish the armor for 4 rounds. With its armor put out, the Flare Dancer is vulnerable to any normal weapon.

Specifically created as traps, false doors are not really alive. There is nothing but wall behind them; they disguise themselves as normal doors, then fall on whoever wanders within range.