Lobsters were a type of Beast crustacean that could be found in waters across many planes. Their hard, segmented shell was a natural defense, colored in dark shades of green or blue, and depending on species they varied wildly in size. They typically lived in crevices along the ocean floor, scavenging for food and preying on smaller marine life. Known for their strength and durability, they could fend off predators and adapt to various underwater environments.
Lobsters had powerful claws relative to their size, each lined with crushing pincers, which were its primary tools for both hunting and defense. They were common seafood in oceanic environments, and a staple of fishing economies.