Jackalope

Jackalopes are near-mythical creatures, looking like large, lean rabbits with antelope horns. They live in communal burrows deep in the desert. Some authorities claim they are shape shifters, removing their fur and dancing during the full moon. Jackalopes can be gregarious if you catch them in the right mood and can communicate with them. They'll share a campfire or bottle of booze and tell stories. They are often entertaining storytellers. However, they don't reveal anything about themselves or their species, and can be counted on to tell tall tales to spread misinformation when possible.

Traits & Abilities

• Tags: Sapient, Terrestrial, Aberration
• Conditions:
• Leap:
• Charge:
• Gouge:
• Claw:

Basic Information

Ecology and Habitats

Jackalopes prefer arid climates far from settlements of people. They live mostly in the desert in south Azcuche, in the cactus-strewn mesas and canyons west of the foothills of the Secobos.

Biological Cycle

Jackalopes are secretive about their communities. There are many stories about what happens within a jackalope burrow and what family structures they may have, but no one really knows. It's likely that they have litters of bunnies that feed on their mother's milk similar to rabbits and hares.

Lifespan

unknown

Average Height

2' to 3'

Average Weight

25-50 lbs

Geographic Distribution

• Azcuche