These sharks dwell in the deepest seas, only traveling near the surface to gather enough food to survive. Their largest teeth are over a foot long and capable of breaking through the hull of a ship. Academics call these ancient monsters megalodons, but for the normal folk they are widely known as deep terror sharks.

Ancient Guardians. Deep terrors were created long ago to protect long-forgotten civilizations. Now, these guardians patrol ancient ruins, protecting the treasures they hold from those who dare to trespass. Once a day a deep terror leaves its ruins to hunt.

A Shadow in the Sea. The first sign of a deep terror hunting near the surface is the sighting of a massive shadowy object moving quickly below the surface. By the time its fin appears, this shark has already begun its attack.

Aggressive, predatory fish of low intelligence and unpredictable behaviour

Aggressive, predatory fish of low intelligence and unpredictable behaviour. Live in saltwater.

Aggressive, predatory fish of low intelligence and unpredictable behaviour

Sharks are scavengers of the seas who viciously attack anything that seems wounded or dying. They are attracted to splashing, kicking, or any other sound that can be mistaken for a fish in distress. The smell of blood in the water can attract sharks from miles away. While sharks come in all sizes there are basically three that can be considered man-eaters. When sharks have targeted their prey they will enter a feeding frenzy and attack everything in sight, sometimes even each other. They will swim up and take a bite out of whatever they consider food. Once they have swallowed what they have bitten, they will return for another bite until nothing is left.