Jungle Dire Wolves Sometimes called Jungle Worgs. Found primarily in Pakerion rainforest regions, these are some massive wolf beasts. They're the size of horses and look like their ancestors had a fling with grizzly bears. Their manes are especially thick to protect their throats. They live and hunt in family packs and prefer larger monsters to adventurers, but if adventurers wander too close to the den, they will become aggressive.
Some berserkers train them to use as mounts and pack animals because of their stamina and willingness to fight while ridden. And usually only berserkers: domestic dire wolves still like to play rough.
Scarlet Drake Native to the Pakerion jungle. Red, wingless dragons that have some yellow and blue scales blended on their sides that makes them look suspiciously like macaws. They are quick like cats with long necks like cobras, mimicking the hunting behavior of both and relying on their great speed. They are also skilled climbers and are rarely found on the forest floor, many spending their entire lives in the canopy.
Like parrots, they can mimic sounds, including human speech. Some more clever of the species have learned to mimic human cries for help to feed on adventurers. They are extreme omnivores and eat vegetation as happily as meat, but have also been found trying to eat armor or chewing on rocks.
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Sometimes called Jungle Worgs. Found primarily in Pakerion rainforest regions, these are some massive wolf beasts. They're the size of horses and look like their ancestors had a fling with grizzly bears. Their manes are especially thick to protect their throats. They live and hunt in family packs and prefer larger monsters to adventurers, but if adventurers wander too close to the den, they will become aggressive.
Some berserkers train them to use as mounts and pack animals because of their stamina and willingness to fight while ridden. And usually only berserkers: domestic dire wolves still like to play rough.
Scarlet Drake
Native to the Pakerion jungle. Red, wingless dragons that have some yellow and blue scales blended on their sides that makes them look suspiciously like macaws. They are quick like cats with long necks like cobras, mimicking the hunting behavior of both and relying on their great speed. They are also skilled climbers and are rarely found on the forest floor, many spending their entire lives in the canopy.
Like parrots, they can mimic sounds, including human speech. Some more clever of the species have learned to mimic human cries for help to feed on adventurers. They are extreme omnivores and eat vegetation as happily as meat, but have also been found trying to eat armor or chewing on rocks.