D6x6 Perilous Perytons

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D6	This peryton has the head
1	of a stag. Its territorial screeches can (and on a nightly basis do) wake up everything in its wide territory.
2	of an antelope. It's more comfortable hunting in packs than others of its kind.
3	of a giraffe. It's got an elongated neck, which it can whip hard enough to shatter bones.
4	of a curly-horned and white-bearded goat. It's an old one, and familiar with many tricks of its hunters.
5	of a camel. It thirsts for blood as much as it hungers for hearts. It has long, wicked fangs and a slithering tongue.
6	of a moose. It can mimic the voices of skulls it's impaled upon its antlers.

D6	This peryton has the body
1	of a vulture, dark-feathered and gore-strewn. It preys on the dead and the near-dead when possible.
2	of an owl. It only hunts at night, and in total silence.
3	of a falcon. It can dive at great speed to devastatingly impale those below.
4	of a puffin. It can swim as well as it flies, and hunts among the waves.
5	of a hummingbird. It can turn on a dime and otherwise maneuver better than any other flying creature could.
6	of a flamingo. It can sprint even faster than it can fly, and enjoys running prey to exhaustion.

D6	This peryton takes hearts
1	so it can plant them in its own chest, as its exertions wear out its own heart swiftly.
2	because it believes that by studying enough high-quality hearts it might finally understand love.
3	because it is a gourmand and finds hearts to be the most delectable part of the body.
4	because it's able to keep hearts pumping long after they should die, so that they can circulate warmth to incubate its eggs.
5	simply as trophies for its personal collection, as it has the soul of a serial killer.
6	as decorations to woo a mate, as the ultimate symbol of love.

D6	This peryton nests
1	in the ruptured ribcage of a skeletal giant.
2	on a tangle of reeds in the caldera-lake of an extinct volcano.
3	within the desiccated husk of a towering saguaro.
4	in the highest shrine of a temple dedicated to cruel gods who demand human sacrifices, glutting itself on their leftovers.
5	atop a butte, in the ruins of an ancient fortress.
6	in a cave in a gulch carved out by whitewater rapids.

D6	This peryton’s shadow
1	can extrude obsidian talons that rend those who step on it.
2	is sticky and tar-like, entrapping all those it falls upon.
3	blinds those who stand within it.
4	becomes a hostile undead shadow when it’s killed.
5	dispels magic that falls in its bounds.
6	stains those it falls upon like ink, letting the peryton track them down from any distance.

D6	This peryton is rumoured
1	to be an omen of doom, and a sighting of it can make entire households pariahs.
2	to have stolen a piece of the royal regalia so it can lure in treasure hunters and nationalists.
3	to be a cursed and transformed princess, and every year a few foolish youths are lost trying to turn it back.
4	to be the former mount of a dire necromancer, who's offered a fat bounty to have it captured and returned.
5	to recognize and avoid harming those who've offer it a tithe of hearts.
6	to be the mortal enemy of a manticore who lairs a valley over thataway.