Burrowing Mumcat

Small woodland creatures surprisingly found on Volla, Cumia, Viobos and Andade. Likely native to Andade, but brought aboard ships to other environs and able to survive in nearly any area with enough greenery. Insectivores with a penchant for digging, they are generally considered pests in populated areas where they can manage to get into food stores. They are able to chew and burrow through stone, sand, wood and cloth easily.

Basic Information

Anatomy

3-5in tall, long slender tails, large eyes and strips of black spotting are the telltale markings of a Burrowing Mumcat.

Geographic Distribution

• Andade
• Cumia
• Viobos
• Volla