xarvh
Malevolent Entertainer
A modified version of the axolotl.
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Arynne said:Flicker is a claw strider, a beast used as a mount by Southeastern barbarians. The book doesn't give their land speed, but it says, oddly enough, that a tyrant lizard used as a mount can cover 50mi a day, although nowhere else are tyrant lizards described as beasts of burden...
Can I assume they meant a claw strider?
Or you can shift into a bird and hop on my shoulder while my horsie does the rest. It can go fast and is tireless as long as I spend 1m for 2 hours of efforts.
With nothing but a day's advance on foot we should be on him quickly.
He can ride in the back... good thing about the charm is that there is no exhaustion from the mount due to efforts.Arynne said:Not particularly good for tracking somebdy, though, as you've said. And what wbout Walker?
Xarvh, would that add to our tracking difficulties?cyl said:if she shifts into something lighter we can go up to 600 miles / day.
Wait, I'm confused.Arynne said:Xarvh, would that add to our tracking difficulties?
Unless you want a scene all for yourself, you have better join along.Sherwood said:Should River come along to help? With her aerial forms, it wouldn't be too hard to keep up the pace.
Stat-wise, I think horses have a dexterity of three. Rhapsody's simhata has a dexterity of 3. Do animals have different mobility ratings?xarvh said:The jungle is not so dense that it prevents the horse to walk, but it won't be able to travel much faster than a human.
They EAT low profile mounts! oOcyl said:Also however cool they might be they are not really low profile mounts.