Dromedary
A large land mammal adapted to arid environments. Domesticated since ancient times, its wool and leather are both exceptionally good at insulating against the desert heat, and its milk is quite nourishing. It can be used as a pack animal and mount, but its bouncing gait makes it slower to ride than a horse.; By storing water in its large humps and reclaiming moisture from its breath as it exhales, it can go weeks without drinking.; When in a caravan, people can ride dromedaries to increase the caravan's speed.
Diet: herbivorous Trainable
Comfortable temperature: -22 to 60 °C
Attacks: front left leg 9 (Blunt) · front left leg 9 (Poke) · front right leg 9 (Blunt) · front right leg 9 (Poke) · teeth 10 (Bite) · head 7 (Blunt)
Dromedaries, called dromedary calves as babies, are desert-dwelling herbivores that provide milk and act as pack animals.
