Mountain Bull



Beast Name: Mountain Bulls

Approximate Size (l x w x h): 7’x2.5’x5.5’

Known Locations: Work beasts: anywhere humans take them

Strengths & Weaknesses (if applicable):. Mountain bulls are incredibly strong beasts. They can pull two to three times their own weight for hours on end, seemingly without tire. They are very surefooted and are relatively docile under normal circumstances, but they do scare easily at sudden noises or movement. They have poor nighttime vision and must be guided.

Weapons & Defenses (if applicable): Full grown Mountain Bulls possess a large rack of antlers that can span nearly four feet--they are dull, but strong. These animals also have an extremely thick outer hide that makes them hard to bring down in battle and very durable in harsh weather conditions.

Observations (in biology or behavior): "I once watched a Goblin fight a Mountain Bull. The goblin loosed nearly twenty arrows on the beast, only four of which actually pierced its thick skin, before the Bull even reacted. Then the beast ran up the steepest part of the mountain without so much as slipping, and trapped the Goblin between his antlers and the rock wall behind him. Squashed. The Goblin never had a chance." –Augustus Ambrosi

Mountain Bulls possessed the endurance of steam engines with the brain capacity to never know the difference of how far or how long they'd been going. Pushing them too far for too long would result in their hearts exploding from over-use and the beast would simply keel over without any warning or sign of fatigue. -Elijah Crow