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Hippogriff: the
descriptions warns us though the name implies a cross between the
horse and the Griffon, the Hippogriff is another kind of beast
entirely. We then read how the hippogriff is a cross between a
griffin and a horse! A griffin is a mythological creature (which also
appears on the next page of the rules) with the body, tail, and back
legs of a lion; and wings, head, and talons (as front legs) of an
eagle. A Hippogriff changes the lion parts with a horse. In other
words? A cross between a horse and a griffon.
Rocs: the rules
do not list Giant Eagles, such as those found in Tolkien's tales, but
gives us Rocs which make a fine substitute. This stands out to us
because the rules take pains to state these Rocs are […] understood
to be that for the small variety […].
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