powerful wildkin is the owlbeast, with deranged owlbeast and raging owlbeast being subtypes. Some wildkin are also called "moonkin", which is also a creature players of the druid class can transform into. A quest for players with the druid class involves defeating a moonkin named Lunaclaw. Other games Owlbears can be found in the roguelike computer games NetHack, and ADOM. It also appears in the text-based MMORPG BatMUD. The owlbear is an opponent in the Famicom game The Quest of Ki, a puzzle-platformer from the Babylonian Castle Saga released exclusively in Japan. In Wildtangent's FATE, owlbears are enemies in the game's first version. However, they were replaced by a similar monster called a shrike. Owlbears appear as mobs in the MMORPG EverQuest: The Shadows of Luclin in nineteen variants. They are also featured in its sequel EverQuest II. Here, variants include the ash owlbear, cinder, pawcrusher and foulfeather as well as female and elder owlbears. The online collectible card game Legends of Norrath based on EverQuest features an ash owlbear card. An enemy named "owl bear" appears early into the Master System game Phantasy Star. It resembles an eyeball with bat wings, however, and is called "devil bat" in the original Japanese version. The owlbear is a monster in the 1992 SNES game Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride by Enix (later Square Enix). The monster is also included in the later remakes for the PlayStation 2 and the Nintendo DS Additionally, the Nintendo DS version features a stronger, purple variant called growlbear. In the PlayStation 2 game Wild Arms 5, the owlbear appears as a common enemy. Tales of Destiny II for the PlayStation 2 features owl bears (オウルベア in the Japanese original). Owlbears appear as enemies in the game, Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis. There are also owlbears as enemies in Final Fantasy XII. The Japanese original uses the term "owlbear", whereas the English localisation calls the creature "urstrix". Owlbears are the protagonists of the 2011 browser game Owlbear Garden. The owlbear is featured on a "monster card", a gameplay element in the MMO Kingdom Conquest by Sega. The online game Kingdom Quest by Funzio features owlbears as opponents. Another MMO, Lineage, includes owlbears with various levels of strength as well as a variant named "valley owlbear". In the PlayStation 3 game Dragon's Crown, owlbears appear as a mob. Owlbears appear in the roguelike game Cataclysm: