Chupacabra

Chupacabras are a genus of bipedal, reptilian beasts distantly related to drakes, lizardfolk and dragons. Capable of sucking their prey dry in seconds, they are among the most dangerous beasts in the post-Return Americas.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Wiry and strong, built for speed above all else.

Ecology and Habitats

Chupacabra species occupy a wide variety of environments, from the deserts of Ariz to the snowy valleys of Aydah.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Chupacabras have magical bloodsucking fangs capable of completely desiccating prey in a matter of seconds. These fangs are capable of absorbing the very life essence of their victims, allowing chupacabras to heal themselves almost instantaneously upon killing.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Ground-up chupacabra fangs are an important ingredient in a wide variety of curative poltuices, particularly antivenoms and anesthetics.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

found across North America west of the great Prairies, as far north as Aydah and as far south as the former Panama.

Lifespan

Up to 30 years.

Average Height

7' to 9' at maturity, long-lived specimens can grow to up to 11 feet tall.

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Most species have black scales, which help with camouflage at night when they most actively hunt.