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C - Motheep

Sep 10
2 min read

Abilities:

•Flight with powerful wings capable of carrying up to 300 lbs

• Thick wool like armor that makes them 5x durable than a normal sheep

• Their Antennae like horns are sensitive to movement.

• Can coat their wings and Antennae in silk like material that can cut through steel easily

• Night vision


Danger Ranking: C


Rarity: Uncommon


Region: Mountains, Caves, Thick Forests


Description: Motheep is a member of the Ovis Ammon that evolved due to the change of the world around them. Due to constantly living in mountainous areas with difficult these creatures evolved to work around that. They evolved with abilities similar to those of the common Luna moth and silk moth. Motheeps have large wings that grow out from their spine that are similar and shape and composition to moth wings. However, unlike moths, their wings are quite durable and are one of their main ways of defense. The antennae-like growths on their heads are actually mutated horns that, despite their delicate look, are almost identical to a regular sheep's horn in texture. They have thick wool that is the thickest around their necks. This moth like Ovis, primally lives in mountainous areas and prefers taking shelter in the various caves. Unlike sheep that live in large herds, these faunas normally travel in groups of 2-8, with them mostly being made up of two mating pairs and their young. They are mostly nocturnal creatures with natural night vision that they adapted from living in deep caves in the mountains. While it mostly ignores those who travel the mountains this fauna can be aggressive and will use its horns to defend itself. The Motheep can cover their wings and horns with silk-like materials that can cut through steel. This makes them mostly a nuisance when traveling through the mountainous areas. This makes them both an annoyance to those who live/travel in the mountains Due to the constant interaction of both humanoids and fauna. Many caravans have been damage or lost due to people getting close to where this fauna resides.


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