Goat

Goats

Goats are hardy, nimble four-legged herd animals. They can be domesticated for milk, cheese, meat, fur, and hide, and can serve as pack animals or mounts for smaller races as well as familiars for spellcasters and as animal companions. They have a reputation for being temperamental and stubborn.
Varying adaptations in many goat breeds allow them to inhabit almost any environment. In the wild, herds of goats prefer edible grasses and roots in fields and plains. However, some goat breeds are especially well-adapted to mountains and cliffs, scaling steep inclines for sparse fibers and minerals.
Goats can have a wide variety of appearances, but all have fur, horizontal slit-shaped pupils, cloven hooves, and four-chambered stomachs that allow them to eat and digest a vast variety of food. Many have at least two horns of varying shapes, as well as beards on their chins.
Height and weight vary by breed; they can range in height from 16 inches to several feet and weigh from 45 to 300 pounds.

Great Climbing Ability

Goats are nimble enough to scale nearly sheer walls in pursuit of food.

In Religion

Goats are sacred or favoured animals of many deities, with a particular bent toward diabolic and demonic deities. Asmodeus favours goats. Goats are the sacred animals of Belial, and Orcus.

Goats by a-z-animals

Basic Information

Anatomy

Beast (Goat): Goats can have a wide variety of appearances, but all have fur, horizontal slit-shaped pupils, cloven hooves, and four-chambered stomachs that allow them to eat and digest a vast variety of food. Many have at least two horns of varying shapes, as well as beards on their chins.

Ecology and Habitats

Varying adaptations in many goat breeds allow them to inhabit almost any environment. In the wild, herds of goats prefer edible grasses and roots in fields and plains. However, some goat breeds are especially well-adapted to mountains and cliffs, scaling steep inclines for sparse fibers and minerals.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Herbivore.

Additional Information

Domestication

They can be domesticated for milk, and can serve as pack animals or mounts for smaller races.

Uses, Products & Exploitation

• Milk
• Cheese
• Meat
• Fur/Hide

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Passive Perception 10.

A Goat Herd by castlefarmersvet

Genetic Descendants

• Mountain Goat

Origin/Ancestry

Beast (Goat)

Average Height

they can range in height from 16 inches to several feet.

Average Weight

They can vary anywhere between 45lbs to 300lbs.

Goats in the trees by unsplash

Goat CR: 0 (10XP)

Medium beast, unaligned

Armor Class: 10

Hit Points: 4 (1D8)

Speed: 40 ft

STR

12 +1

DEX

10 +0

CON

11 +0

INT

2 -4

WIS

10 +0

CHA

5 -3

Senses: Passive Perception 10.

Challenge Rating: 0 (10XP)

Charge

If the goat moves at least 20 feet straight toward a target and then hits it with a Ram Attack on the same turn, the target takes an extra 2 (1D4) Bludgeoning damage. It must succeed on a DC 10 Strength Saving Throw or be knocked Prone.

Sure-Footed

The goat has Advantage on Strength and Dexterity Saving Throws made against effects that would knock it Prone.

Actions

Ram

Melee Weapon Attack: +3 To Hit, Reach 5ft, One Target. Hit: 3 (1D4+1) Bludgeoning Damage.