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[terran animal life]

Aardvark

Description: This burrowing, four-legged mammal has a long tail and a long snout, which it uses to catch ants and termites, which are the majority of its diet. Its fur coloration is highly adaptable, matching the hue of its environment. When placed in new environments it requires 1-2 months to adapt its coloration
Lifespan: 6 years
Size: Average 2 feet high in the shoulder, up to 3 feet; Up to 5 feet in length; Average weight is 150 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 4 | RES: 5 | INT: 0
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 30 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: 15 | Climb: 5
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Antelope

Description: The antelope is a horned quadraped with hooves and fur covering the entirety of the body. It lives in herds and is fast and agile, preferring to run to avoid conflict. They are capable of jumping over 8 feet in the air. Their diet consists of grasses and fungus
Lifespan: Average 15 years, up to 25 years
Size: Up to 7 feet in height, 2,100 lbs in weight
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 9 | RES: 3 | INT: 0
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 55 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Bear

Description: These large diurnal mammals usually live in isolation, except when mating and raising young, which is done by both genders. Bears have shaggy fur, powerful builds, and an awkward gait. Their canines are overdeveloped, giving them a savage appearance, causing them to feature heavily in myth, legend, and art. Despite their clumsy gait, they are excellent runners and climbers. Due to their power and speed, domesticated bears are used as mounts in the country of Teagh
Lifespan: 240 years average, the oldest known bear is over 700 years
Size: 5-8 feet high in the shoulder; Weighing up to 1,900 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 10 | DEX: 5 | RES: 7 | INT: 0
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 40 | Swim: 20 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 15
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Behemoth spider

Description: These creatures are an anomaly in the animal kingdom. They are anatomically similar to typical spiders, with the addition of sharp pincers adjacent to the mouth and serrated claws on the third, fourth, fifth and sixth, legs. The Behemoth Spider uses pneumatic pressure to move its limbs, which produces an eerie and unnatural sound. Due to this pneumatic system, a punctured abdomen causes the legs to malfunction. The abdomen is protected on the underside by a exoskeletal plate. Behemoth spiders can attack with all 8 of their legs in a single round if facing targets on both sides
Lifespan: Average 35 years, up to 65 years
Size: Over 12 feet tall, 20 feet in length, Weighing about 950 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 6 | DEX: 14 | RES: 8 | INT: 0
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 3d6 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: 15 | Climb: 30
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Boar, giant

Description: Large quadrapedal mammals with hooves and tusks, they are more aggressive than their smaller cousins. Their coloring is usually darker, with the exception of the silver haired boars in the Flaithiuil forest
Lifespan: 115 years
Size: up to 12 feet tall, 4,500 lbs in weight
Ability Scores: STR: 7 | DEX: 5 | RES: 7 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Buffalo

Description: These large mammals belong to the bovine family. They have four hooved feet, close cropped fur over the majority of the body, and a darker, shaggy, curly mane around the head. They travel in large herds when wild, and are domesticated, primarily for their milk and fur
Lifespan: 9-15 years
Size: Average 5-6 feet at the shoulder, Average 1,800 lbs in weight
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 4 | RES: 6 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Bull octopus

Description: This large, nocturnal octopus is capable of crushing small sailing ships with its tentacles. They have the ability to change their pigmentation for camouflage. Their tentacles are also venomous and lethally so. They also produce an ink which they use to cloud the water and escape, which can cover an area with a 30 foot radius
Lifespan: Up to 5 years
Size: 30 foot arm-span, weighing up to 125 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 6 | DEX: 12 | RES: 4 | INT: 3
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 40 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 10
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Bumblebee

Description: These small flying insects will often group into swarms in defense of their hive. They feed on nectar from local flowering flora, and their sting delivers a paralytic toxin. A single sting from a bee can partially paralyze a human for roughly 2 hours. Bumblebees are covered in black hair with swaths of an alternate color which varies by colony and ranges in bright reds, yellows, oranges, and purples
Lifespan: 9 months
Size: Almost 1 inch in length
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 4 | RES: 1 | INT: 0
Stats [Swarm]: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: N/A | Fly: 15 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 5
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Camel

Description: These tall mammals are known for their long necks, extreme endurance, and their ability to store water within their humps, of which they have one to three, depending on the species. Camels also possess the ability to empty their water reserves through a constricting valve under the abdomen. It is for this reason that camels are often used as mounts for Hydromancers, and are trained to release their reserves when needed. (The water can not be bound when inside the camel's stomach). Camels can store up to 100 gallons at a time, and can drink up to 50 gallons in a single sitting, in about 3 minutes
Lifespan: Average 90 years, up to 140 years
Size: Average 6 feet tall in the shoulder, 7 feet in the hump, Weighing 700-1100 lbs (empty)
Ability Scores: STR: 12 | DEX: 2 | RES: 8 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 30 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Cat

Description: A domesticated version of larger cats, this creature is ubiquitous across terra, with over 70 distinct sub-species variations
Lifespan: Average 20 years, up to 35 years
Size: About 1 foot tall at the shoulder, Weighing roughly 10 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 5 | RES: 7 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 40 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 30
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  • The largest population resides on Katscroi island, where cats outnumber humanoids 70 to 1
  • Every city of every nation has a population of feral and domestic cats

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Chameleon

Description: These reptiles have the special ability to quickly change the color of their skin to match their environment and to send social signals, though their skin is black by default. They range in size depending on environment and food sources (Stats for larger chameleon in parentheses). They have opposable thumbs on all four of their appendages and a prehensile tail. Chameleons will flash their skin bright red with white streaks in random patterns to warn off predators. A chameleon's tongue lash delivers a moderately potent sedative. Larger chameleons are often used as mounts by the nomadic Ulfar
Lifespan: Average 9 years, up to 25 years; Larger chameleon known to live over 45 years
Size: Smaller are 1-2 feet in length. Larger chameleon can grow up to 8 feet in length, 4 feet high in the shoulder, and weighing up to 350 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 2(4) | DEX: 6(7) | RES: 2(6) | INT: 1(2)
Stats: BAB: Schedule D(B) | BDB: Schedule C(B) | Hit Points 2(1d6+1) per level
Speed: Land: 25(35) | Swim: 10(15) | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 20(30)
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Chicken

Description: Wild chickens are social animals found in jungle climates, while domestic chickens are the most populous domesticated animal on Terra. They are typically raised for their eggs and their meat. Feather coloration ranges from brown to white, with beak and comb colors ranging from red to blue
Lifespan: Average 22 years, up to 34 years
Size: Average 1-2 feet tall, weighing 2-5 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 8 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 10 | Fly: 10 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Cougar

Description: Also known as mountain lions, panthers, or pumas, these large cats are typically apex predators within their environments. They are solitary, nocturnal, and reclusive, making humanoid interactions rare. Their coloring varies depending on the ecosystem, typically providing camouflage
Lifespan: Average 32 years, up to 45 years
Size: 6-8 feet nose to tail, 3 feet tall at the shoulder, weighing 120 to 230 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 5 | DEX: 8 | RES: 4 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 40 | Swim: 20 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Deer

Description: Quadrapedal mammals, with hooves and horns. Their diet is plant based and they travel in small herds. Their fur is brown with white markings
Lifespan: Average of 6 years, up to 18 years
Size: 70 to 350 lbs, 4 to 5 feet in height
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 4 | RES: 8 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 45 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Desert ant

Description: Much larger than the common ant, Desert Ants are the most successful organism of Terra's deserts, by population. Their bite delivers a mild toxin which instills a condition similar to inebriation
Lifespan: Average 4 months for an individual ant, Colonies typically survive over 200 years
Size: About 5-7 cm in length
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 2 | RES: 0 | INT: 0
Stats [Swarm]: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 1 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: 5 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: 5 | Climb: 5
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Dove

Description: Also known as pigeons, doves are stout birds with short necks and short beaks. Their colors range in greys from white to pure black, as well as white with blue or purple accents, which quite rare. Doves are used heavily as messenger birds
Lifespan: Average 3-8 years, up to 11 years
Size: 11-15 inches long, 24-28 inch wingspan
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 6 | RES: 1 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points 2 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: 5 | Fly: 40 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Duck

Description: These freshwater fowl are common across Terra and have several variants. Their coloring varies but is never bright in color. Brilliant greens, blues, and purples and reds are common within the plumage, though yellows and oranges do exist. Ducks are rarely domesticated, though are raised for eggs and their feathers for down. Ducks are thought to be unclean and are often viewed as pests. Duck meat is considered unclean and rarely consumed
Lifespan: About 20 years, up to 35 years
Size: 2.5-3 feet wingspan, weighing 3-4 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 4 | RES: 4 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 15 | Fly: 40 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Eagle

Description: Powerful and large birds of prey with visual acuity some four times that of an average human. Their coloring is brown or grey plumage with yellow or black beaks and grey, blue, or green eyes
Lifespan: Average 35 years, up to 50 years
Size: About 3 feet in length, 6-7 foot wingspan, weighing 8-13 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 10 | RES: 4 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 5 | Fly: 55 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Eel

Description: Large, solitary aquatic creatures with no appendages and smooth skin. Eels are capable of generating an electric shock to stun its prey. They burrow into the sides of the ocean floor for shelter
Lifespan: Average 70-80 years, up to 120 years
Size: 12 inches in diameter, up to 15 feet long
Ability Scores: STR: 9 | DEX: 8 | RES: 6 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: N/A | Swim: 40 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: 10 | Climb: N/A
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Falcon

Description: These smaller birds of prey are extremely fast and are often used as hunting companions and scouts, though they are less commonly used in combat due to their smaller size. Their colorings are usually a melange of browns and greys, with dark colored eyes and lighter colored beaks. In the wild, falcons travel in small packs. On account of their size, falcons have the ability to hover for short periods. While their overall visual acuity is not quite as good as other birds of prey, the falcon has additional color receptors allowing it to see ultraviolet light, polarised light, and magnetic fields
Lifespan: Average 30 years, up to 35 years
Size: About 12 inches tall, 3 foot wingspan, weighing less than 1 lb
Ability Scores: STR: 3 | DEX: 8 | RES: 8 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 5 | Fly: 70 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 5
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Firefly

Description: These bio-luminescent bugs emit bright light in various colors depending on the insect and the season, including yellow, green, or a pale red, blue, or purple. They often group up into swarms as a defense mechanism, in order to blind and confuse would be predators. They also swarm during the mating seasons, spring and fall
Lifespan: 3 years, typically 5 to 6 mating cycles
Size: 2 inches in length
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 2 | RES: 1 | INT: 0
Stats [Swarm]: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 1 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: N/A | Fly: 20 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Fox

Description: Canine mammals with a sharp nose and upright ears. Quadrupedal, omnivores, and very cunning. Their fur markings are typically solid color and come in many varieties, though a burnt red color is the most common
Lifespan: Typically 3 years, up to 12 years
Size: Adults range between 5 and 20 lb, 1 to 2 feet in height
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 11 | RES: 3 | INT: 3
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 40 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 15
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Frog

Description: These large frogs are commonly called “bullfrogs”, on account of their larger size, their coloring is typically a complex pattern of lighter and darker greens, oranges, reds or yellows. Rarely, a bright blue or magenta color will be present in more toxic frogs. The frogs deliver this toxin via strikes with the tongue, which they can launch up to 15 feet. For larger prey they typically grapple the prey in order to increase the dosage of toxins. The toxins cause a lack of motor control
Lifespan: 11-13 years
Size: Up to 3 feet tall, Averaging a weight of 40-55 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 7 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B| Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 15 | Swim: 35 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 10
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Gaelen blue jay

Description: This blue jay can be found in colder and temperate climates, and is particularly populous in Gael. It has blue, black, and white top feathers and a grey down on its underside. Their calls are similar to human whistling and they are known to mimic humans whistling, remembering shorter tunes for several months. They live solitary lives, forming family units only briefly for procreation
Lifespan: 3-5 years
Size: Averaging 7-13 inches in length, with a 13-15 inch wingspan, weighing 2-3 ounces
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 8 | RES: 1 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D| BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: 5 | Fly: 45 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Giant fly

Description: These larger flies are not truly flies as they have two sets of wings. They are also much larger than a typical fly. They seek out rotting flesh or wounds in which to lay their eggs. This is often in animal corpses, though they are known to respond to open wounds in humanoids. The eggs hatch within 24 hours and the new flies emerge. The entire process is dangerous to the host due to risk of infection and disease
Lifespan: 4 days
Size: About 1.5 inches long
Ability Scores: STR: 3 | DEX: 7 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: N/A | Fly: 30 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Hawk

Description: This medium sized bird of prey is used in hunting and scouting and is very intelligent, making it easier to train them. Hawks have excellent eyesight and are particularly in touch with their ki, making them excellent animal companions
Lifespan: 25-27 years
Size: 20-30 inches in length, Average wingspan of 4 feet, weighing 2-3 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 12 | RES: 4 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: N/A | Fly: 55 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 5
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Hippopotamus

Description: A large, semiaquatic, herbivorous mammal with thick skin and a deadly disposition. Hippos are territorial and are known to attack with little provocation, Their coloring ranges from light to dark grey. They inhabit the shallows of bays and seas, as well as in larger rivers
Lifespan: Average 35-40 years, up to 75 years
Size: Average weight 2,900 - 3,300 lbs, up to 6,000 lbs, Up to 5 feet tall at the shoulder
Ability Scores: STR: 12 | DEX: 2 | RES: 14 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 2d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 25 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Hyena

Description: These opportunistic canines hunt in packs and are very adept at tactics. They have snub noses, stubby tails, smaller hind quarters, and distinct coloration which allow them to blend into their environment. Genetically speaking, Hyenas are closer to felines, and their behavior is similar in many respects
Lifespan: Average 4 years, up to 9 years
Size: 2-3 feet tall in the shoulder, 100-150 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 7 | RES: 2 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Iguana

Description: Herbivorous lizard with three eyes, two on either side of the head and a third eye detecting overall light levels. When threatened it will bite, which is venomous, as are the spikes on the ridge line of the back
Lifespan: Average 55 years, up to 80 years
Size: 5-6 feet long, including the tail; weighing 10-30 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 8 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 15 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 10
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Ivory tusked gorilla

Description: These larger mammals are incredibly strong and fiercely territorial. They have tusks on their lower jaw that are breeding ground for bacteria, making grappling with them an often fatal exercise. After an encounter, the gorilla will casually stalk its prey, fighting off other predators, until its prey collapses. Coloration ranges in blacks, greys, and browns, with occasional tufts of white. The gorillas are extremely intelligent and live in close-knit troops, communicating with a crude hand gestural language
Lifespan: Average lifespan is 115 years, up to 190 years
Size: 300-550 lbs in weight, 5-6 feet tall when standing
Ability Scores: STR: 13 | DEX: 4 | RES: 6 | INT: 3
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 40 | Swim: 20 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 30
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Komodo

Description: The Komodo, also known as a Komodo Dragon, is a fierce predator. Its bite is venomous, delivering a paralytic toxin which paralyzes its victim briefly but quickly. The dragon is difficult to tame, though it has been done
Lifespan: Average 118 years, up to 300 years
Size: Up to 15 feet in length, 3 feet tall in the shoulder, weighing 350 to 425 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 12 | DEX: 6 | RES: 9 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 20 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 15
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Lemur

Description: These highly intelligent creatures have small heads, long striped tails, and wings which it can use, primarily for gliding. Its hands have opposable thumbs. Its coloring is a mix of grey, white, and brown, though occasionally they will have accents with other colors
Lifespan: Average 220 years, up to 650 years
Size: Less than 12 inches tall in the shoulder, Wingspan of 3 feet, weighing roughly 2 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 11 | RES: 4 | INT: 4
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 20 | Swim: 15 | Fly: 40 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 15
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Llama

Description: This wooly mammal is known for its long neck and illustrious coat. They are commonly used as pack and riding animals, and are raised for their wool. They are considered sacred in Gael
Lifespan: Average 15-25 years
Size: About 6 feet tall at the head, weighing 280 to 450 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 8 | RES: 5 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Lion

Description: One of the large cat species, lions live in prides, primarily in temperate grasslands. Lions' lifespan is significantly shorter due to continual fighting amongs rivals
Lifespan: 10-14 years
Size: Roughly 4 feet tall in the shoulder, weighing over 550 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 9 | DEX: 11 | RES: 4 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 40 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 25
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Marmoset

Description: This tiny monkey has claws and longer incisors. They eat insects, fruit, leaves, and tree sap. They gnaw holes in the trunks of trees for shelter. They live in small groups of 3 to 15
Lifespan: Average 410 years, up to 750 years
Size: Up to 8 inches long, 9 ounces
Ability Scores: STR: 3 | DEX: 8 | RES: 6 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 30
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Northern raven

Description: This large bird has black feathers and black coloring, and is found commonly on terra north of 30° south. Ravens are very intelligent and are able to be domesticated, and are used in hunting and in some cases combat
Lifespan: Average 300 years, up to 500 years
Size: 18 inches tall, 6.5 foot wingspan, 2-6 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 11 | RES: 5 | INT: 3
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 15 | Swim: 5 | Fly: 55 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Ostrich

Description: These large flightless birds have long powerful legs, compact bodies, long necks, and very large eyes. They are capable of fast speeds on land, even when carrying a rider, for which they are used commonly by Ulfar and Humans
Lifespan: 11-15 years
Size: Up to 10 feet tall at the head, weighing 300 to 350 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 3 | DEX: 6 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 50 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Otter

Description: Carnivorous semi-aquatic mammals which mostly feed on fish and invertebrates. Intelligent and playful, these smaller creatures are often quite friendly towards humanoids. The otters have learned to fish up oysters or gemstones, throwing them onto the decks of ships in hopes of being rewarded with fish
Lifespan: Average 11 years, up to 19 years
Size: Ranging from 2-5 feet in length, weighing 10-80 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 3 | DEX: 7 | RES: 5 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 25 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Piranha

Description: These smaller fish are known for their sharp teeth and voracious carnivorous appetites. In shoals or swarms they are often willing to attack creatures many times their own size. Piranha are driven into a hunting frenzy when they detect blood in the water
Lifespan: Average 2-3 years, up to 10 years
Size: Individual fish range from 6 to 10 inches in length
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 5 | RES: 5 | INT: 1
Stats [Swarm]: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: N/A | Swim: 35 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Pelican

Description: These large seafaring birds have long beaks with large throat pouches, which they use to scoop up prey in the water. The pouch is used to drain the water before consumption. They are social animals, working in close cooperation with their flock. A few larger variants exist which are capable of attacking humanoids. Stats below are for the larger variant
Lifespan: Average 14 years, up to 24 years
Size: Roughly 9 feet in length, with a wingspan of 16 feet
Ability Scores: STR: 7 | DEX: 8 | RES: 6 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 20 | Fly: 45 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Penguin

Description: These aquatic, flightless birds are well adapted for life in the water and in colder climates. Their diet consists primarily of fish. Their coloration is typically a majority of black and white with color accents used in mating which cover the entire spectrum
Lifespan: Average 6-10 years, up to 22 years
Size: Up to 4 feet tall, Weighing 40-70 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 4 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 25 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Polar bear

Description: This bear lives exclusively in colder climates, typically in the northern and southern extremes, though they are also known to live in the Sliabh mountains. They are carnivores and live fairly solitary lives. They are not particularly aggressive but will attack any creature if their food supply is scarce. The Carragh deem the polar bear as sacred, and it features heavily in their cultural expression
Lifespan: Average 120 years, Up to 170 years
Size: Averaging 5-6 feet in the shoulder, Weighing up to 1,800 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 15 | DEX: 9 | RES: 5 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 15
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Polar hound

Description: This omnivorous canine roams colder climates in packs of 20-30. Their fur is usually white with patterns of grey or black. Their eyes are typically blue or purple, though sometimes a vibrant yellow
Lifespan: Average 32 years, up to 45 years
Size: Up to 4.5 feet at the shoulder, weighing 125-155 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 7 | DEX: 8 | RES: 7 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 30 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 15
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Porcupine

Description: These small, burrowing herbivores belong to small familial groups of 4-9, commonly called “quivers”. They have long claws and basic petramancy which allow them to burrow quickly. Their bodies are covered in long quills which are difficult to remove and extremely painful. They are able to shoot the quills over distances up to 20 feet and typically do so when threatened. Naturally nomadic, when they find an area with abundant food sources, they will sometimes settle down, becoming fiercely territorial
Lifespan: Average 12 years, up to 18 years
Size: 3 to 4 feet tall at the head, weighing 15-20 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 9 | RES: 5 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 30 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: 15 | Climb: 20
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Rabbit

Description: These awesome little herbivorous mammals live in groups in grasslands, wetlands, forests, and deserts. They have several predators, including Humans and especially the Ulfar
Lifespan: Average 4-5 years, up to 9 years
Size: 12 to 15 inches at the head, weighing 5-10 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 6 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: 5 | Climb: N/A
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Rhinoceros

Description: This horned herbivorous mammal has a think skin (2 inches) which provides significant deterrent to predators. In certain climates, it has thinner skin with a thick, wooly coat. The wooly rhino has been domesticated and is used as a pack animal and as mounts
Lifespan: Average 65 years, up to 90 years
Size: Up to 6 feet tall at the shoulder, weighing over 3,100 lbs, up to 5,400 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 9 | DEX: 2 | RES: 12 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Rhinoceros beetle

Description: This horned, armored beetle is abnormally large and gains its name from its similarity to the Rhinocerous. The beetle is capable of short flight using wings which fold under its carapace. The beetle is omnivorous, and has no predators. Its wings make a distinctive sound strikingly similar to cicada
Lifespan: Average 35-40 years
Size: About 3 feet tall, weighing 95-120 lbs, with a wingspan of 12-15 feet
Ability Scores: STR: 9 | DEX: 8 | RES: 5 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 10 | Fly: 15 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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River ferret

Description: These small crepuscular obligate carnivores are highly intelligent, playful, and curious. Ferrets love to play tricks on other animals, including humanoids. They have been domesticated as pets and hunting companions. They spend the majority of the day and night sleeping, and are primarily active at dawn and dusk
Lifespan: Average 7-9 years, up to 9 years
Size: About 2 feet long nose to tail, weighing 2-4 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 8 | RES: 2 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 25 | Swim: 20 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 20
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Scorpion

Description: Scorpions are arachnids with large stingers which deliver a toxin that leaves the victim feeling drained and lethargic, slowing response times. Their coloring is lighter and almost transparent in desert climates. In jungle climes, their coloring is much darker blacks and purples, with the occasional bright red, yellow, or orange markings in areas with more predators
Lifespan: Average 2 years
Size: Up to 18 inches in length
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 5 | RES: 2 | INT: 0
Stats [Swarm]: BAB: Schedule B | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 15 | Swim: 5 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Sea slug

Description: A large aquatic invertebrate which resembles a terrestrial slug. Their coloring pattern is typically unique to each slug and is typically a vibrant mix of color. Their skin is usually frilled, like folded cloth, to maximize surface area
Lifespan: Average 6 months, up to 2 years
Size: 6 to 32 inches in length
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 1 | RES: 6 | INT: 0
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: 10 | Climb: 5
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Sea sponge

Description: Sponges are multi-cellular organisms with no nervous system, that uses the water's movement to filter food in, circulate oxygen, and remove waste material. They exhibit bright colors across the visual spectrum and the ultraviolet spectrum, and are often bio-luminescent
Lifespan: Average 240 years, up to 950 years
Size: Ranging from 3 inches to over 9 feet tall
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 1 | RES: 7 | INT: 0
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: 5 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Serpent

Description: Also known as the Sea Dragon, these large creatures are rarely seen outside of stormy areas, leading early humanoids to believe that they caused the storms. They have long, scaled bodies and massive, and multiple rows of razor sharp teeth. They are known to constrict ships, coiling around their prey. Their lifespans are considerably shorter due to constant fighting among the species and predation from humanoids. In ideal conditions they have been known to live extremely long lives
Lifespan: Average 1,300 years, up to 210,000 years
Size: Over 300 feet in length, 5-6 feet in diameter
Ability Scores: STR: 18 | DEX: 13 | RES: 8 | INT: 3
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 4d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 60 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Shark

Description: Fierce predators of the sea, sharks have multiple methods of hunting their prey. First, they hear their prey from up to several miles away. Second, they detect their prey using scent, detecting blood in the water up to a quarter mile away. As they approach, they use their eyes which are particularly well adapted to the marine environment. As they come in closer, they close their eyes, using their ability to detect vibrations in the water. They supplement this using electroreception to detect the electro-magnetic field that all creatures emit. Using this ability they can detect a creature, even if it is hidden under a thin layer of sand. Coloration varies but is typically grey with white pattered markings
Lifespan: 20-30 years
Size: 11-20 feet in length, weighing roughly 2,400 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 13 | DEX: 9 | RES: 8 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: 40 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Sheep

Description: Herbivorous quadrepedal mammals with thick wooly hair. Sheep are widely domesticated on terra for their wool and their milk. Coloration varies from greys and whites to dark browns and blacks
Lifespan: Average 10 to 12 years in the wild, up to 20 years domestically
Size: 2-3 feet tall at the shoulder, weighing 100-360 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 3 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 25 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Snake

Description: Long, legless carnivorous reptiles. Snakes vary widely in size and coloration. Many snakes are venomous, inflicting their venom as a hunting tool
Lifespan: Average 2-35 years
Size: As short as 12 inches, up to 32 feet in length, weighing up to 750 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 4 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats [Large]: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule C | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 25 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Snow leopard

Description: These large cats have adaptations for colder climates, and are apex predators within their ecosystems. Their coloration is typically grey and white with darker spots
Lifespan: Average 15-18 years, up to 25 years
Size: 2-3 feet tall at the head, weighing 60 to 120 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 6 | DEX: 11 | RES: 3 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Squirrel

Description: A small rodent with the ability to glide. They typically live in trees or in burrows. Their fur is a combination of greys, whites, reds, and browns
Lifespan: Average 1-2 years, up to 20 years
Size: 4-29 inches long, weighing 1-8 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 7 | RES: 1 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 1d6 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 10 | Fly: 25 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 30
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Sparrow

Description: Tiny brown and grey birds with stubby beaks. Sparrows are common across terra, and are typically ignored by most humanoids
Lifespan: 3 years
Size: 4 inches long, weighing 0.5 ounces
Ability Scores: STR: 1 | DEX: 8 | RES: 5 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule D | BDB: Schedule D | Hit Points: 2 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 5 | Fly: 35 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Striped buzzard

Description: This bird has mostly black feathers, with stripes of white markings on the face and through the wings. Its head is white feathers with a black beak and black circles around the eyes. It has a long, curved neck and long talons. Though the Buzzard can hunt, it tends to favor weaker or dying prey
Lifespan: Average 70 years, up to 110 years
Size: 2-3 feet tall when standing, 8 foot wingspan
Ability Scores: STR: 4 | DEX: 8 | RES: 2 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+1 per level
Speed: Land: 5 | Swim: 5 | Fly: 40 | Burrow: N/A | Climb: 5
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Turtle

Description: Turtles are reptiles with a protective shell covering the majority of their bodies. They are aquatic or semiaquatic, and can be herbivores or carnivores depending on the region. Carnivorous turtles have sharp ridges on their appendages and a sharper beak
Lifespan: 250-2,000 years
Size: 2-8 feet shell diameter, weighing 240-2,500 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 2 | DEX: 3 | RES: 6 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule A | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 10 | Swim: 25 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Walrus

Description: A large semiaquatic mammal with large tusks and thick blubbery skin, their skin is brown in color and their tusks are made of ivory
Lifespan: 20-30 years
Size: 7-12 feet long, weighing 3,000-4,300 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 9 | DEX: 3 | RES: 8 | INT: 1
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 2d6 per level
Speed: Land: 15 | Swim: 25 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Wolf

Description: These carnivorous canine mammals are gregarious social animals that travel in packs and hunt prey strategically. Wolves have a deep connection to their ki, aligning it to Eala's ki, enhancing their abilities. Its light enhances their strength and dexterity, as well as their eyesight. This mystical connection has earned the wolf a place of reverence and honor. In the ancient past, killing a wolf was a serious offense, even in self defense
Lifespan: Average of 5 to 6 years, up to 35 years
Size: 2.5-3 feet tall at the shoulder, weighing 95-140 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 5 | DEX: 7 | RES: 4 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule A | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 35 | Swim: 15 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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Yak

Description: These horned herbivorous mammals have thick coats of long hair. They are domesticated, and used as mounts and for their milk
Lifespan: Average 20-25 years
Size: 5-7 feet tall at the shoulder, weighing 800-1,300 lbs
Ability Scores: STR: 6 | DEX: 3 | RES: 5 | INT: 2
Stats: BAB: Schedule C | BDB: Schedule B | Hit Points: 1d6+2 per level
Speed: Land: 25 | Swim: 10 | Fly: N/A | Burrow: N/A | Climb: N/A
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wiki/fauna.txt · Last modified: 2017/01/29 16:42 by caleymccready