Ash Walker
The Ashwalker is a fearsom animal, so much so that it was given a Title over a name.
Basic Information
Anatomy
They have muscular, sturdy bodies. They're covered in thick brown fur, with hints of ash grey.
Each of their four limbs is topped with large paws lined with thick powerful claws.
Their most unique feature is their sturdy boney foreheads.
Ecology and Habitats
Ashwalkers live in heavily forested areas.
The make their dens in caves or old ruins.
Dietary Needs and Habits
Stictly carnivorous, its prefered prey is ground dwelling creatures it can dig up.
Behaviour
When the Ashwalker smells smoke on the wind it follows the scent, in hopes to find a wild fire. The Ashwalker will wait by the edge of the fire to catch fleeing creatures. If by the time the fire has died down the animal hasnt had its fill, it will walk into the smouldering ashes and dig up burrows of creatures taking shelter and consume creatures that succumed to the flames.
It uses its boney forehead to head butt burnt trees to knock them down and dig open their trunks for small creatures.
Additional Information
Social Structure
They are not social creatures and live solitary lives. When two Ashwalkers meet outside of mating season they have aggressive fights over territory.
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
Ashwalkers strongest sense is their sense of smell. Their sight is weak, especially in the daylight.
Origin/Ancestry
Ursidae
Lifespan
25-30 Years
Average Height
9 ft. (Male)
7 ft. (Female)
Average Weight
Average Weight is 1,800 Lbs.
Average Length
11 ft. (Male)
9 ft. (Female)
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
Ashwalker's overall color is a dusty brown, with lighter brown high lights typically on their backs and muzzle. Their limbs are tinted grey.
Geographic Distribution
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