Bovah

The Bovah is a common dommesitcated cattle breed farmed for its meat.
It was a wild species that adated to life in the Forest thanks to the influence of the magic of the woods and when settlements started, they soon found the antlered beasts with their ability to sustain themselves and forage on the forest floor very useful.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Large, bovid ungulates. They stand about 2m at the shoulder and have large antlers that sweep from the back of the skull and can measure a span of over a metre.
They are covered in a coat of shaggy, moss-like coat of long fur and have palmate antlers, similar to a moose.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Used primarily for meat and leather, the bovah is also known for being an affectionate companion

Lifespan

25 years

Average Height

2m

Average Weight

1600 kg