Premium

The supporter addon: the Orca and Dolphin tails, extra tail colors, and full Endless Leveling race lines for every creature.

−300 m

215 tail colors · 13 families

Shiny Fabric14

Shiny Fabric red, #910909
Shiny Fabric orange, #FD642D
Shiny Fabric yellow, #DCB02F
Shiny Fabric lime, #91AC35
Shiny Fabric green, #11882A
Shiny Fabric turquoise, #309B8E
Shiny Fabric blue, #054C94
Shiny Fabric purple, #3F2155
Shiny Fabric violet, #965CA9
Shiny Fabric pink, #951966
Shiny Fabric brown, #512614
Shiny Fabric white, #E6E6E7
Shiny Fabric grey, #62626F
Shiny Fabric black, #090A1F

Fantasy Cotton13

Fantasy Cotton red, #8C2323
Fantasy Cotton orange, #CD740C
Fantasy Cotton yellow, #DEB924
Fantasy Cotton lime, #7FAD27
Fantasy Cotton green, #3A8C2F
Fantasy Cotton turquoise, #238C88
Fantasy Cotton blue, #2C60AD
Fantasy Cotton purple, #8F3FAD
Fantasy Cotton pink, #B22946
Fantasy Cotton beige, #BA9F76
Fantasy Cotton brown, #6F462E
Fantasy Cotton white, #F8F8EF
Fantasy Cotton black, #040202

Fantasy Cotton Dark12

Fantasy Cotton Dark red, #661818
Fantasy Cotton Dark orange, #7C3715
Fantasy Cotton Dark yellow, #C19620
Fantasy Cotton Dark lime, #5F8626
Fantasy Cotton Dark green, #234319
Fantasy Cotton Dark turquoise, #235540
Fantasy Cotton Dark bluedark, #12142F
Fantasy Cotton Dark blue, #2C3551
Fantasy Cotton Dark purple, #3A2357
Fantasy Cotton Dark pink, #872452
Fantasy Cotton Dark brown, #412419
Fantasy Cotton Dark black, #0D0303

Colored Cotton15

Colored Cotton red, #C92A2A
Colored Cotton orange, #E98900
Colored Cotton yellow, #FDFF4A
Colored Cotton lime, #CDFF46
Colored Cotton green, #49C949
Colored Cotton turquoise, #2AC9AD
Colored Cotton blue, #4892F0
Colored Cotton purple, #994FFE
Colored Cotton pink, #FE4F88
Colored Cotton cream, #F1D696
Colored Cotton brown, #A05B3C
Colored Cotton white, #FFFFFF
Colored Cotton grey, #919191
Colored Cotton charcoal, #373737
Colored Cotton black, #000000

Pastel Cotton15

Pastel Cotton carmin, #A01835
Pastel Cotton red, #ED7575
Pastel Cotton orange, #FFC770
Pastel Cotton yellow, #FEF896
Pastel Cotton lime, #C6F399
Pastel Cotton green, #99F3A2
Pastel Cotton turquoise, #AEE9F3
Pastel Cotton blue, #99D0F6
Pastel Cotton purplepastel, #D1B9FF
Pastel Cotton purple, #A75BDD
Pastel Cotton pink, #FEA5CF
Pastel Cotton pinkpastel, #FEC5F7
Pastel Cotton grey, #7D7D7D
Pastel Cotton black, #060000
Pastel Cotton white, #FBF9F9

Flashy Synthetic15

Flashy Synthetic red, #910909
Flashy Synthetic orange, #FD642D
Flashy Synthetic orangepastel, #EEBA79
Flashy Synthetic yellow, #DCB02F
Flashy Synthetic lime, #91AC35
Flashy Synthetic green, #11882A
Flashy Synthetic turquoise, #309B8E
Flashy Synthetic blue, #054C94
Flashy Synthetic purple, #3F2155
Flashy Synthetic violet, #965CA9
Flashy Synthetic pink, #951966
Flashy Synthetic pinkpastel, #FCD0E1
Flashy Synthetic grey, #62626F
Flashy Synthetic white, #E6E6E7
Flashy Synthetic black, #090A1F

Jean10

Jean bluepastel, #B8DCDC
Jean blue, #5E8892
Jean turquoisedark, #0F3246
Jean marineblue, #243057
Jean greyblue, #263139
Jean bluenight, #120A32
Jean maroon, #57433B
Jean greylight, #7E878D
Jean greydark, #2F3233
Jean black, #000000

Faded Leather17

Faded Leather red, #8C2323
Faded Leather orange, #CD740C
Faded Leather orangetan, #CA7B56
Faded Leather yellow, #DEB924
Faded Leather lime, #7FAD27
Faded Leather green, #3A8C2F
Faded Leather turquoise, #238C88
Faded Leather blue, #2C60AD
Faded Leather bluedark, #0A0947
Faded Leather purple, #6D5BAA
Faded Leather violet, #9367A7
Faded Leather brown, #7A4E30
Faded Leather browndark, #3F1A18
Faded Leather pink, #C9546D
Faded Leather white, #FCFCFC
Faded Leather grey, #8C8C8C
Faded Leather black, #0B0707

Rotten Fabric3

Rotten Fabric blue, #355976
Rotten Fabric brown, #6B5331
Rotten Fabric yellow, #A57833

Ornamented Metal6

Ornamented Metal brasspurple, #FFF651
Ornamented Metal goldred, #FFA800
Ornamented Metal coppergreen, #E28F3C
Ornamented Metal silverblue, #C2E6E6
Ornamented Metal ironblack, #8A8A8A
Ornamented Metal blackred, #131419

Hair30

Hair pitchblack, #06070A
Hair black, #121325
Hair browndarker, #1F110C
Hair browndark, #2E0B06
Hair brownsemidark, #401A13
Hair brown, #5D2014
Hair brownsemilight, #834220
Hair brownlight, #A06536
Hair blond, #DCA65F
Hair blondplatinum, #FBD579
Hair blondsand, #D7B698
Hair blondcaramel, #A98747
Hair copper, #E66D33
Hair red, #B51717
Hair reddark, #5E0606
Hair pink, #A71849
Hair pinkberry, #CA4A5F
Hair bubblegum, #EA79A3
Hair purple, #582E77
Hair lavender, #785DA7
Hair bluedark, #181D55
Hair blue, #2164A8
Hair bluelight, #AED3E2
Hair turquoise, #258C95
Hair green, #279A67
Hair white, #E4E4E9
Hair greyash, #ADA192
Hair grey, #838393
Hair greypurple, #42485B
Hair blueanthracite, #333146

Eyes18

Eyes browndark, #200E0F
Eyes brown, #512614
Eyes brownlight, #774219
Eyes honey, #9D7F45
Eyes blond, #C48C43
Eyes orange, #D46732
Eyes red, #910909
Eyes reddark, #42040E
Eyes pink, #BA5A96
Eyes purple, #3F2155
Eyes blue, #054C94
Eyes bluelight, #9ACADD
Eyes turquoise, #309B8E
Eyes green, #264218
Eyes greenlight, #54A03C
Eyes grey, #62626F
Eyes black, #090A1F
Eyes white, #E6E6E7

Skin47

Skin 53, #190F0D
Skin 14, #31221F
Skin 18, #4D272B
Skin 07, #4F2A24
Skin 13, #513425
Skin 17, #5E3A2F
Skin 27, #765E48
Skin 16, #63492F
Skin 06, #6F3B2C
Skin 38, #6C3F40
Skin 12, #7D432B
Skin 05, #945D44
Skin 11, #AB7A4C
Skin 04, #BA7F5B
Skin 10, #D98C5B
Skin 15, #D5A082
Skin 03, #E0AE72
Skin 48, #DCC5B0
Skin 08, #DCC7A8
Skin 01, #F4C39A
Skin 02, #F5C490
Skin 09, #F5BC83
Skin 31, #B22A2A
Skin 51, #F06F47
Skin 21, #FC8572
Skin 39, #FF9C5B
Skin 37, #F4C944
Skin 29, #B0B283
Skin 45, #D5F0A0
Skin 22, #9BC55D
Skin 35, #5EAE37
Skin 30, #50843A
Skin 42, #A0DFFF
Skin 19, #8AACFB
Skin 32, #3276C3
Skin 25, #4354E6
Skin 33, #263D50
Skin 26, #6C2ABD
Skin 20, #A78AF1
Skin 46, #DDBFE8
Skin 49, #EC6FF7
Skin 36, #FF72C2
Skin 41, #FF95CD
Skin 47, #F0B9F2
Skin 28, #F3F3F3
Skin 50, #2B2B2F
Skin 52, #131111

Each color is the same grayscale tail repainted by one of the game’s own gradients. Individual colors can be gated behind mermaids.color.<family>.<color> when Tail-Color-Permissions is on.

Mermaids Premium

Mermaids Premium is a separate, optional paid addon jar that sits on top of the base Mermaids and Mythical Creatures mod, adding extra cosmetic and progression content for supporters. Everything it adds registers straight into the menus that are already there – a Premium color sits in the same list as a free one, and a Premium companion swims exactly the way the base one does. There is nothing new to open and nothing new to learn.

It requires the base Mermaids mod, and unlocks additional integration if the Endless Leveling mod is also present. It is server-side only: your players install nothing.

Premium 1.6.0 requires Mermaids 4.1.0 or newer, on a Hytale Update 7 server. The manifest stops an install on anything older. Update the base mod first. A server still on Update 6 stays on Premium 1.5.0 with Mermaids 4.0.1.

Premium comes with the Mermaids subscription in The Trove, this site’s store. You can also support the mod on Patreon at any tier and download the Premium jar from the latest posts on the Patreon page. Either way, place the jar in your mods folder beside the base Mermaids mod.

What it adds

The Orca and Dolphin tails – new in 1.5.0, with four whale fins and two presets of their own.
215 additional tail colors, on top of the base mod’s 8, on every Curve tail and the Orca and Dolphin.
18 companion species – reef fish, jellyfish and seafloor creatures.
24 shimmers in four themed families, and 7 ready-made presets.
47 vampire skin colors and 3 extra vampire eye colors.
Full Endless Leveling race lines for all five creatures – Mermaid, Merfolk, Werewolf, Vampire and Lamia, 31 races in all – with five custom passives built for them.

New in 1.5.0: the Orca and Dolphin tails; every Premium color on the Curve, Curve Veil and Curve Swift tails; the five original presets moved onto the Curve tails; the Lamia race line with the new Venom Fangs passive; and every Premium passive showing its own card again on Endless Leveling 13. If you edited any of Premium’s race files on your server, back them up before updating – the first start on 1.5.0 replaces them with the new versions.

Orca and Dolphin Tails

Premium’s first tails of its own, picked from the Model tab of the mermaid menu. Both are built on the Curve Tail’s body, so they play every Curve Tail animation – the dolphin kick, the crawl, the rolls – with smooth skin in place of scales and a broad whale fluke in place of the fan fin.

Orca Tail – a wide, heavy fluke in the orca’s own markings: a black back, a white belly that narrows toward the tail, a grey saddle over the hips, and a fluke that is white underneath and rimmed in black.
Dolphin Tail – slimmer, with a sleek fluke in grey-blue and a pale belly fading up the sides.

Each opens in its natural coloring, and can be worn in any of the other 223 colors – the base mod’s 8 and Premium’s 215. Their rolls rest on their own short fluke instead of floating above the floor the way the Curve Tail’s long-fluke rolls would.

Four whale fins come with them – solid, fleshy fins rather than the rayed membranes the Curve fins use, each made in orca black, dolphin grey and a greyscale version so it matches both natural colorings and every gradient color:

Fin:	Slot:	Shape:
Orca Blade	Dorsal	A tall, nearly upright dorsal fin – the orca’s signature silhouette.
Dolphin Fin	Dorsal	A lower, hooked dorsal that sweeps back past its root.
Paddles	Pectoral	Broad, rounded flippers at the hips.
Flippers	Pectoral	Slim, pointed, swept-back flippers.

Two presets put the whole look on in one click: Orca (orca markings, Orca Blade and Paddles) and Dolphin (dolphin coloring, Dolphin Fin and Flippers).

Custom Mermaid Tail Colors

The base Mermaids mod ships with 8 tail colors. Mermaids Premium adds 215 more, for 223 in total, drawn from all thirteen of the game’s own gradient sets:

Color Family:	Count:
Skin	47
Hair	30
Eyes	18
Faded Leather	17
Colored Cotton	15
Pastel Cotton	15
Flashy Synthetic	15
Shiny Fabric	14
Fantasy Cotton	13
Fantasy Cotton Dark	12
Jean	10
Ornamented Metal	6
Rotten Fabric	3

Every one is the same tail texture recolored by a gradient, which is how this many variants exist without this many pieces of artwork. They appear in the normal mermaid menu, sorted into one captioned section per family, on every Curve tail – Curve, Curve Veil and Curve Swift – and on the Orca and Dolphin. With the free Mermaids v2 Tails addon installed, the original Mermaid Tail keeps them too.

A player who wore a Premium color before Mermaids 4.0.0 is moved onto the Curve Tail in the exact same shade, and it is still selected in the menu.

If the server has Tail Color Permissions switched on, Premium’s colors use nodes derived from their own ids, such as mermaids.color.shinyfabric.red. A whole family can be granted with mermaids.color.shinyfabric.*. That setting is off by default, so Premium colors are available to every player unless a server owner deliberately gates them.

Companions

Eighteen companion species, picked from the Companion category in the mermaid menu beside the base mod’s own two:

Reef – Chevron Tang, Lemon Peel Tang, Sailfin Tang, Pufferfish, Bluegill and Minnow.
Drift – Blue, Cyan, Green, Red and Yellow Jellyfish, and the Man O’ War. These trail behind you rather than swimming.
Shallows – Crab, Lobster, Trilobite, Black Trilobite, Salmon and Rainbow Trout.

Each behaves exactly like the base companion: it swims in from a distance, follows you in the water, darts off when you leave, and cannot be hurt or killed. Switching is instant – the fish you had swims off and the one you picked swims in. Remove Premium and nobody loses their companion: a player who picked one falls back to the base clownfish, and the choice is remembered for if Premium comes back.

Shimmers and Presets

Twenty-four shimmers – the light that runs along your tail – join the base mod’s two (Cyan and Pearl) in the Shimmer category, in four families:

Family:	Shimmers:
Tide	Aqua, Teal, Seafoam, Blue, Indigo, Abyss
Reef	Lime, Emerald, Gold, Orange, Coral, Crimson
Siren	Rose, Pink, Magenta, Purple, Violet, Moonlight
Bioluminescence	Anglerfish, Void, Nightglow, Phosphor, Hadal, Witchlight

Seven ready-made presets put on a tail, color, fins and shimmer in one click:

Preset:	Tail:
Abyssal Wanderer	Curve Swift, with Twin Crest, Wing Fins and Spine Ears
Lantern of the Deep	Curve Veil, no fins
Reef Sovereign	Curve, with Long Sail, Hip Fans and Fan Ears
Tideglass	Curve, no fins
Drowned Court	Curve Veil, with Plume, Streamers and Frill Ears
Orca	Orca Tail, Orca Blade and Paddles
Dolphin	Dolphin Tail, Dolphin Fin and Flippers

The first five used the original tail and its fins until 1.5.0; they moved onto the Curve tails, spread across all three so no two share a look.

Vampire Colors

47 skin colors for the vampire’s Skin Color menu, in Natural, Vivid and Monochrome sections. The base mod ships the menu; Premium fills it.
3 extra eye colors – Orange, Blond and Honey – in a Premium section beside the base mod’s own eye colors.

Endless Leveling Integration

If the Endless Leveling mod is installed alongside Mermaids Premium, each Mythical Creature becomes a full race line inside Endless Leveling’s ascension system, complete with its own base form, ascension paths, and a final form: Mermaid (9 races), Merfolk (4), Werewolf (6), Vampire (6) and Lamia (6). Progressing through a race’s ascension tree is handled entirely by Endless Leveling (prestige, required skill levels, augments, etc.) – Mermaids Premium simply provides the races and their passives.

Every race in every line also carries an Innate Attribute Gain, a small automatic boost to Life Force simply for being that race.

On a race-locked server ("Default-Mermaids-Content" off in Mermaids’ Endless Leveling config), each creature’s form belongs to its own races: mermaid and merfolk races become the Mermaid, werewolf races the Werewolf, vampire races the Vampire, and lamia races the Lamia – and no other race can take it. See the Endless Leveling Addon page.

On Update 7, use Endless Leveling 14.0.0 – the build Premium 1.6.0 is tested against. Endless Leveling 13.0.0 and older do not load on an Update 7 server.

Custom Passives

Mermaids Premium adds five passives built for the Mythical Creatures, each shared across the races that use it rather than being a one-off effect. Endless Leveling’s own passive list is a fixed set that add-ons cannot extend, so on Endless Leveling 13 each one is carried on one of three inert Endless Leveling passive types with a card of Premium’s own – which is why every Premium passive shows its real name, an accurate description and each race’s own numbers in the race menu.

Passive:	Races:
Tidal Affinity	The Mermaid line (9) and the Merfolk line (4)
Mermaid Aura	The Mermaid line (9)
Moonlight	The Werewolf line (6) and the Vampire line (6)
Riptide	The Merfolk line (4)
Venom Fangs	The Lamia line (6)

Tidal Affinity – Mermaids fight better in their element. While you are transformed into a Mermaid, every attribute total is raised by a percentage (+4% to +8% by race); while you are untransformed on land, it is lowered instead (down to 0% – the Mermaid Empress and Merfolk Leviathan take no land penalty at all). It never compounds on itself.
Mermaid Aura – While transformed, the Mermaid pulses a party heal every 3 seconds, restoring wounded party members within 5 to 10 blocks (the radius grows with the tier). The heal is paid from a share of the Mermaid’s max mana and stamina, and it keeps pulsing through combat.
Moonlight – The Werewolf and Vampire are creatures of the night: from 8 PM to 4 AM in game they gain a damage bonus and a haste bonus (5% at the base race, up to 13.5% for the Werewolf Direfang and 12% for the Vampire Progenitor). It clears at dawn.
Riptide – A damage ramp for the Merfolk. Every second in combat pulls another stack behind you, each adding to the damage you deal (1.2% a stack for the base Merfolk up to 2.2% for the Leviathan), up to your tier’s cap (5 to 8 stacks). Leave the fight and the current lets go one stack per second.
Venom Fangs – New in 1.5.0. A Lamia’s melee hit poisons the target for a share of the damage it actually dealt (25% for the base Lamia up to 70% for the Echidna), paid out in one-second ticks over 4 or 5 seconds. Biting again restarts the venom and keeps the stronger dose, so a flurry never multiplies the poison – but a single bite still pays out in full if you break off. Only weapon hits bite, and a kill by venom still counts as your kill.

Mermaid Race Line

flowchart TD;
    Mermaid["Mermaid<br/>Base"];
    Mermaid --> Princess["Mermaid Princess<br/>Tier 1 - Hybrid"];
    Mermaid --> Tidebreaker["Mermaid Tidebreaker<br/>Tier 1 - Strength"];
    Mermaid --> Tideweaver["Mermaid Tideweaver<br/>Tier 1 - Sorcery"];

    Princess --> CrownPrincess["Mermaid Crown Princess<br/>Tier 2 - Hybrid"];
    Tidebreaker --> Abyssal["Mermaid Abyssal<br/>Tier 2 - Strength"];
    Tideweaver --> Moonbinder["Mermaid Moonbinder<br/>Tier 2 - Sorcery"];

    CrownPrincess --> Queen["Mermaid Queen<br/>Tier 3 - Hybrid"];
    Abyssal --> Queen;
    Moonbinder --> Queen;
    Queen --> Empress["Mermaid Empress<br/>Final"];

Race:	Stage:	Path:	Description:
Mermaid	Base	–	A mythical sea creature who has the tail of a fish.
Mermaid Princess	Tier 1	Hybrid	A mythical sea creature with royal blood.
Mermaid Tidebreaker	Tier 1	Strength	A mythical sea creature who can break the waves.
Mermaid Tideweaver	Tier 1	Sorcery	A mythical sea creature who controls attempts to control waves.
Mermaid Crown Princess	Tier 2	Hybrid	A mythical sea creature with royal blood next to rule a sea.
Mermaid Abyssal	Tier 2	Strength	A mythical sea creature who destroys sea creatures.
Mermaid Moonbinder	Tier 2	Sorcery	A mythical sea creature who can uses the power of the moon to enchant.
Mermaid Queen	Tier 3	Hybrid	A mythical sea creature who rules a sea.
Mermaid Empress	Final	Hybrid	The ultimate mythical sea creature who rules the seven seas.

Since 1.4.0 the line is a caster: strength, precision and ferocity were brought down and moved into sorcery, so it sits a little above the Endless Leveling race average. Strength never drops to zero, and the strength paths – Tidebreaker and Abyssal – are still the hardest hitters of their tier.

Mermaid Passives (all nine races):

Tidal Affinity – Stronger in the water, weaker on land (see Custom Passives).
Mermaid Aura – A party heal pulsed every 3 seconds while transformed.
Healing Bonus – Increases the effectiveness of healing received (10% for the base Mermaid, up to 35% for the Empress).
Innate Attribute Gain – An automatic boost to Life Force just for being a Mermaid.

Merfolk Race Line

The Mermaid line’s sorcery-damage counterpart: fragile, fast, and built around magic damage rather than support. A single path, landing on the Endless Leveling race average at every tier.

flowchart TD;
    Merfolk["Merfolk<br/>Base"];
    Merfolk --> Stormcaller["Merfolk Stormcaller<br/>Tier 1 - Sorcery"];
    Stormcaller --> Maelstrom["Merfolk Maelstrom<br/>Tier 2 - Sorcery"];
    Maelstrom --> Leviathan["Merfolk Leviathan<br/>Final - Sorcery"];

Race:	Stage:	Path:	Description:
Merfolk	Base	–	Deep-dwelling kin of the mermaid who answered the abyss instead of the song, and learned to make the water strike.
Merfolk Stormcaller	Tier 1	Sorcery	A merfolk who pulls the storm down onto the surface, trading the reef’s shelter for the open water’s fury.
Merfolk Maelstrom	Tier 2	Sorcery	The whirlpool given a name and a will, dragging everything within reach down into a spiral it alone can swim.
Merfolk Leviathan	Final	Sorcery	The thing sailors name only in whispers, grown so far into the deep that the sea moves when it does.

Merfolk Passives (all four races):

Tidal Affinity – Stronger in the water, weaker on land.
Riptide – A damage ramp that builds every second you stay in combat.
Mana Regen – Steady passive mana regeneration.
Sorcery Mastery – A bonus to the sorcery attribute.
Innate Attribute Gain – An automatic boost to Life Force just for being Merfolk.

Werewolf Race Line

flowchart TD;
    Werewolf["Werewolf<br/>Base - Origin"];
    Werewolf --> Packguard["Werewolf Packguard<br/>Tier 1 - Pack"];
    Werewolf --> Ravager["Werewolf Ravager<br/>Tier 1 - Feral"];

    Packguard --> Alpha["Werewolf Alpha<br/>Tier 2 - Pack"];
    Ravager --> Bloodmoon["Werewolf Bloodmoon<br/>Tier 2 - Feral"];

    Alpha --> Direfang["Werewolf Direfang<br/>Final - Hybrid"];
    Bloodmoon --> Direfang;

Race:	Stage:	Path:	Description:
Werewolf	Base	Origin	Cursed shapeshifters bound to primal fury and pack instinct, Werewolves hit harder the longer a fight drags on and the lower their health falls.
Werewolf Packguard	Tier 1	Pack	A pack-bound protector who braces the line with thick hide and unbreakable stamina, shielding the pack from harm.
Werewolf Ravager	Tier 1	Feral	A feral warrior path that pours the curse’s strength into claw and fang, growing more vicious as wounds mount.
Werewolf Alpha	Tier 2	Pack	The pack’s iron-willed guardian, whose howl rallies allies and drags the eyes of every enemy to itself.
Werewolf Bloodmoon	Tier 2	Feral	A ravening apex hunter whose rage swells with every drop of blood spilled, crippling prey beneath its claws.
Werewolf Direfang	Final	Hybrid	The undisputed alpha of alphas, a dire lycan whose unstoppable rage and iron hide make it a one-beast war party.

Werewolf Passives:

Moonlight (all six) – A damage and haste bonus from 8 PM to 4 AM.
Health Regen (base Werewolf) – Steady passive health regeneration.
Berzerker (Werewolf, Ravager, Bloodmoon, Direfang) – Deals more damage the lower the Werewolf’s own health falls.
Retaliation (Packguard, Alpha, Direfang) – A chance to strike back at attackers when hit.
Second Wind (Packguard, Alpha) – A burst of recovery when health gets low, on a cooldown.
Primal Dominance (Bloodmoon, Direfang) – Rewards sustained aggression, and hits also slow the target’s haste.
Knockback Resistance (Direfang) – Harder to stagger or knock back.
Innate Attribute Gain (all six) – An automatic boost to Life Force just for being a Werewolf.

Vampire Race Line

flowchart TD;
    Vampire["Vampire<br/>Base - Origin"];
    Vampire --> Bloodfang["Vampire Bloodfang<br/>Tier 1 - Predator"];
    Vampire --> Nightshade["Vampire Nightshade<br/>Tier 1 - Coven"];

    Bloodfang --> Countess["Vampire Countess<br/>Tier 2 - Predator"];
    Nightshade --> Matriarch["Vampire Matriarch<br/>Tier 2 - Coven"];

    Countess --> Progenitor["Vampire Progenitor<br/>Final - Hybrid"];
    Matriarch --> Progenitor;

Race:	Stage:	Path:	Description:
Vampire	Base	Origin	Undying predators who feed on the blood of the living, Vampires trade a fragile constitution for supernatural speed, ferocity, and the ability to steal life with every strike.
Vampire Bloodfang	Tier 1	Predator	A savage predator path that channels vampiric hunger into raw strength and a bite that drains the living dry.
Vampire Nightshade	Tier 1	Coven	A coven-bound blood mage who weaves sorcery through undeath, sipping mana from every kill.
Vampire Countess	Tier 2	Predator	An apex huntress whose every strike compounds into a deadly rhythm of claws and stolen blood.
Vampire Matriarch	Tier 2	Coven	A commanding blood sorceress who shields herself in stolen vitality while her coven’s magic deepens.
Vampire Progenitor	Final	Hybrid	The undying first blood, a sovereign vampire who fuses predatory savagery with mastery of blood sorcery into a single, unstoppable hunger.

Vampire Passives:

Moonlight (all six) – A damage and haste bonus from 8 PM to 4 AM.
Health Regen (base Vampire) – Steady passive health regeneration.
Life Steal (all six) – Heals the Vampire for a portion of the damage it deals (5% for the base Vampire, up to 13% for the Progenitor).
Ravenous Strike (Bloodfang, Countess, Progenitor) – Empowers the Vampire’s melee attacks, scaling with Strength and Sorcery.
Arcane Wisdom (Nightshade, Matriarch, Progenitor) – Strengthens the Vampire’s sorcery through combat, on a cooldown.
Innate Attribute Gain (all six) – An automatic boost to Life Force just for being a Vampire.

Lamia Race Line

New in 1.5.0, for the Lamia creature Mermaids 4.0.0 added. The venom path is a haste, precision and ferocity striker; the coil path is a Life Force and strength bruiser; both meet in the Echidna, which also asks for 300 Ferocity or 300 Strength.

flowchart TD;
    Lamia["Lamia<br/>Base - Origin"];
    Lamia --> Viper["Lamia Viper<br/>Tier 1 - Venom"];
    Lamia --> Constrictor["Lamia Constrictor<br/>Tier 1 - Coil"];

    Viper --> Gorgon["Lamia Gorgon<br/>Tier 2 - Venom"];
    Constrictor --> Naga["Lamia Naga<br/>Tier 2 - Coil"];

    Gorgon --> Echidna["Lamia Echidna<br/>Final - Hybrid"];
    Naga --> Echidna;

Race:	Stage:	Path:	Description:
Lamia	Base	Origin	Serpent-bodied hunters who glide through the wilds on a scaled tail, Lamias strike fast and leave venom behind, trading a lighter frame for haste and a poisonous bite.
Lamia Viper	Tier 1	Venom	A striking path that sharpens the Lamia’s speed and precision, landing bites so quick the venom is in the blood before the prey can turn.
Lamia Constrictor	Tier 1	Coil	A coiling path that thickens the Lamia’s tail into a crushing weapon, built to bind a foe in place, shrug off blows and outlast the struggle.
Lamia Gorgon	Tier 2	Venom	The deadliest of the venom-strikers. A Gorgon’s bite is a sentence: a blur of fangs, then a poison that keeps working long after the Gorgon has slipped away.
Lamia Naga	Tier 2	Coil	Serpent guardians of old, Naga coil around what they protect, unmoved by force and quick to punish anything that strikes them.
Lamia Echidna	Final	Hybrid	The Mother of Monsters. Echidna unites the Gorgon’s killing venom with the Naga’s unbreakable coils, a sovereign serpent that strikes, binds and endures.

Lamia Passives:

Venom Fangs (all six) – Melee hits poison the target for a share of the damage dealt (see Custom Passives).
Health Regen (base Lamia) – Steady passive health regeneration.
Swiftness (Viper, Gorgon, Echidna) – A stacking haste bonus.
Knockback Resistance (Constrictor, Naga, Echidna) – Harder to stagger or knock back.
Second Wind (Constrictor, Naga, Echidna) – A burst of recovery when health gets low, on a cooldown.
Retaliation (Naga) – A chance to strike back at attackers when hit.
Innate Attribute Gain (all six) – An automatic boost to Life Force just for being a Lamia.

Since these races and passives are provided by Mermaids Premium but only activate through Endless Leveling, make sure both mods are installed and up to date to take advantage of them. See the Compatibilities page for more on mod compatibility in general.