Striped Griffin

Basic Information

Dietary Needs and Habits

As the largest of the griffins, they need to eat frequently. Luckily, their habitat houses megafauna such as deer and moose that make sustaining themselves relatively easy.
Stripeds are versatile hunters, and each has been observed adopting their own preferred hunting routine, from waiting patiently in trees like the Greater Spotted Griffin or lunging from the ground like the land hunting habits of the Shearing Griffin.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Entirely solitary.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

In the southwest portion of the Ridge, expanding to the unnamed and uninhabited plains to the south and forest to its southwest.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Griffin

Lifespan

18-25 years

Conservation Status

As the stripeds habitat is far from any human civilization, hunting them is rare. Aggressively territorial and solitary, they are sparse within the unnamed forest in which they live, making most of the infrequent hunting trips fruitless.

Average Height

48"

Average Weight

Females: 250-350lbs; Males: 450-700lbs

Average Length

Females: 15-20'; Males: 25-30'