Warg

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Canines
Threat level 2
Warg
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Basic statistics
Disposition Hostile
Armor Class C1
Pain Sensitivity 70%
Max Blood 12
Agility +1
Limb groups
HEAD Head - 6 HP
BODY Body - 42 HP
LIMB 4 legs - 12 HP
1 tail - 12 HP
EXTREMITY N/A
WEAK POINTS 2 eyes (Head)
Secondary statistics
Skeleton type Has bones.png
Can use Weapons/LBE? No box.png
Can use Clothing and armor? No box.png


The warg is a creature belonging to the Canines category.


Attacks and techniques

This creature has two attacks: Bite and Claws.

Bite

Damage type Range MAPT IS LDV Pain (C1) Pain (C2) Pain (A1) Pain (A2) Pain (A3) Pain (A4) Pain (A5)
Sharp Melee 2 9 +0 30% 27% 24% 20% 15% 8% 2%

Claws

Damage type Range MAPT IS LDV Pain (C1) Pain (C2) Pain (A1) Pain (A2) Pain (A3) Pain (A4) Pain (A5)
Sharp Melee 4 5 +0 23% 21% 18% 15% 12% 6% 1%

Overview

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A large canine creature, known its bright red eyes and vicious teeth.

Wargs are canines resembling wolves, if wolves were bigger and meaner in every way. Taller and more muscular (adults are on average 4 feet tall and weigh 100 to 120 pounds), armed with a mouth full of sharp teeth, they even possess "evil" red eyes and fur coloration ranging from browns to black, including silvers, further cementing their appearance as "evil" or "demonic" wolves.

Despite that, wargs are not actually demonic in origin (Hell, Inc. has denied every allegation), but they are certainly more violent creatures than wolves. They are far more hostile to sapient contact, and have resisted virtually every attempt at domestication, usually resulting in further anger and hostility. In response, sapients have demonized and hated wargs for as long as both have existed together.

Lone wargs are not much of a threat so long as one makes sure to land all of their hits. However, wargs travel in packs in much the same way as wolves, which means that it is possible to encounter large squads of up to 3 or 4 of them at the same time. If this happens to you, be absolutely certain that you have the means to take them on with absolute confidence. Otherwise, run ; wargs will not hesitate to tear apart any creature that gives them the opportunity.