Demons of shadow and flame, fallen Maiar in Morgoth's service
Creatures
The kinds of beast and being that the books describe as a kind — and the named individuals among them. The named ones are characters: their entries live with the characters, and that is where these tiles lead.
Black scout-crows in flocks
Winged, featherless mounts of the Nazgûl
Speaking eagles of Manwë
Tree-beings between Ent and tree
Wild oxen of the far fields of Rhûn — the horn of Gondor came from one
Giant southern war-beast
Long-lived birds of Erebor, allies of Durin's Folk
Birds of the Mountain whose speech the Men of Dale once understood
Huge beings turned by sunlight
Fierce wolves of the Misty Mountains
Wolf-shapes housing imprisoned spirits, Sauron's beasts
Named beings
Beings with a name of their own are characters, not kinds. They stand here too, and each tile leads to its entry among the characters.
Greatest of Morgoth's winged dragons
Entry filed under Character
Sam's pack pony, left behind at Moria
Entry filed under Character
The great wolf of Angband, guardian of Morgoth's gates
Entry filed under Character
Great werewolf slain by Huan
Entry filed under Character
Father of Dragons, first of Morgoth's fire-drakes
Entry filed under Character
Lord of Balrogs, high-captain of Angband
Entry filed under Character
Hound of Valinor, bane of Carcharoth
Entry filed under Character
Oromë's mount
Entry filed under Character
Horse of Fingolfin
Entry filed under Character
Lord of the Mearas, Gandalf's steed
Entry filed under Character
Last child of Ungoliant, the great spider of Cirith Ungol
Entry filed under Character
Last of the great dragons, dread of Erebor and Dale
Entry filed under Character
King of Eagles
Entry filed under Character
Sauron's bat-shaped envoy out of Tol-in-Gaurhoth
Entry filed under Character
Primeval spider of the Unlight, destroyer of the Two Trees
Entry filed under Character
The many-armed guardian of the pool before Moria's West-gate
Entry filed under Character
3 of these have no symbol yet: the text gives no shape for them, and an invented outline would be a claim about how they look.