Winter wolf dnd

Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Fifth Edition (5e) Monster - Winter Wolf -

Winter Wolf - Ranfearg - Pathfinder PFRPG DND D&D d20 fantasy

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the size of the wechuge compared to an average arctic wolf

A winter wolf was more akin to a worg than an actual wolf, being of wicked intelligence and cunning.[3] It grew to about 8 feet (2.4 meters) in length, 4 ft 6 in (1.4 m) at the shoulder, and weighed around 450 lb (200,000 g).[3] They had glistening white or silvery coats of fur and eyes that were either silvery or a very pale blue,[5] with the latter eye color being more predominant in their species.[3] These creatures were known to often have a foul disposition.[5] Using their fur as…

Jendara moved through the dense forest, following Irlu as the tracker floated through the bracken and brush. Jendara was an able tracker; the dark-haired Blackraven made her look like a novice. Despite the hill giant's size and ungainly burden—Lugh stood six and a half feet tall—the creature had left little spoor. It might be huge and ungainly, but the giant clearly knew the woods.

Image by Jason Chan, © Wizards of the Coast. Accessed at the Monster Manual V Art Gallery here [The thrym hound has weirdly high defenses (AC 37!), so those had to be toned down significantly in my…

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