Torlada

Basic Information

Anatomy

The torlada is a large quadrupedal creature with thick, armour-like scales lining its body. It is unknown whether they should be classified as mammals or reptiles, as they exhibit features of both. They lay eggs and care for them until they hatch, but they also provide live offspring with a nutrient-rich substance produced in a unique organ.

Additional Information

Domestication

The thick but light scales produced and shedded by torladas are highly valuable, and many Humans keep small torlada ranches for this reason. They are notoriously difficult creatures to domesticate, however.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Wild and domesticated torladas can be found across Lower Meau.

Lifespan

26-34 years

Average Height

1.7-2.8m

Average Weight

1,200kg