Jackamount

Jackamount by Stone Gargoyle

A bigger, more powerful cousin to the Jackalope, the Jackamount is a creature having the traits of a giant rabbit mixed with an antelope. It has sharp claws, powerful teeth and large antlers. It should not be confused with its even larger, more powerful cousin, the Jackamoose, which has more powerful antlers and hooves. Jackamounts are easily trainable as mounts, partially due to their docile nature and willingness to be trained.
Jackamounts live naturally in herds of 3d6 members and are herbivores, preferring grasslands and lightly forested areas. They are generally shy and timid, especially when outnumbered, but will fight if backed into a corner.

Alignment: Any, but usually of good alignments

Attributes: I.Q. 2d4 (high animal intelligence), M.E. 2d6, M.A. 2d6, P.S. 2d6+10, P.P. 3d6, P.E. 2d6+10, P.B. 2d6+10, Spd 3d6+20

Hit Points: P.E. attribute number X2

S.D.C.: 2d6+10

Natural A.R.: 6

Horror Factor: 8

P.P.E.: 3d6

O.C.C.: None, animal

Natural Abilities: Nightvision 100 feet, prowl 40%, and leap 30 feet high and 90 feet long

Attacks Per Melee: Three per round

Damage: Bite inflicts 2d4 points of damage, claws 2d6, kick (front) 1d6, kick rear (both legs) 4d6 points of damage, head butt 2d6+2 points of damage. A running charge does 5d6 points of damage.

Bonuses: +1 initiative, +4 to dodge, +2 to save vs. Horror Factor Magic: None

Psionics: None

Average Life Span: 20 years, some have lived up to 40

Value: Fur: 100-200 gold, meat (whole animal): 400-800 gold. Untrained: 2000 to 6000 gold, trained: 8,000 to 24,000 gold

Habitat: Ophid's Grasslands, Eastern Territory, Old Kingdom

Languages: None, but can learn to understand commands in any language

Enemies: None per se, though they are sometimes hunted for sport and fur, and they are captured and trained as mounts.

Allies: None, animal

Physical Appearance: They look like large rabbits with horns and sharp claws.

Size: 6-7 feet tall at the shoulder, about the size of a horse.

Weight: 600-1000 pounds