Antlerless Dactyllians, distinguished by the absence of formal headdress, comprise a diverse group of hooved mammals varying in size, temperament, and abilities. Despite lacking the regal adornments of their
Antlered counterparts, Antlerless Dactyllians possess unique traits and skills that contribute to their resilience and versatility.
Physical Characteristics
Antlerless Dactyllians exhibit a wide range of personalities and appearances, reflecting the diversity within their subrace. While lacking the symbolic antlers or horns, they do not allow this absence to define them, embracing their individual strengths and capabilities.
Ancestral Lineage
Antlerless Dactyllians inherit distinctive traits based on their ancestral lineage, enhancing their abilities and defining their roles within
Dactyllian society:
Horse/Zebra:
Endowed with exceptional stamina, Horse/Zebra Antlerless Dactyllians can travel for extended periods without fatigue and can sprint for short distances.
Donkey/Mule:
Exceptionally resilient, Donkey/Mule Antlerless Dactyllians can carry heavy loads without tiring.
Camel:
Adapted to arid environments, Camel Antlerless Dactyllians can store fat in their humps to sustain themselves without food or water for extended periods.
Sheep/Llama:
Possessing wooly coats that provide resistance to cold, Sheep/Llama Antlerless Dactyllians exhibit demure personalities.
Cow:
Endowed with charisma and charm, Cow Antlerless Dactyllians frequently get their way by "distracting" with their large "personalities".
Pig:
Featuring iron bellies and immunity to ingested poisons, Pig Antlerless Dactyllians have developed robust digestive systems, allowing them to consume a wide variety of substances without adverse effects.