Zambi birds (Beccuscarnae)

Zambi Birds, also known as piranha birds or meat minds, belong to a Beccuscarnae family of birds known for their collective hunting behavior on smaller creatures. These birds come in various shapes and colors, but they all share a common feature: long and pointy beaks that enable them to pierce the skin of almost any animal. Their hunting strategy is straightforward: they descend upon their prey, impaling them with their sharp beaks. After immobilizing their victim, they quickly consume the flesh before other creatures can arrive.

Remarkably, an average flock of zambi birds can consist of hundreds of individual birds representing approximately 17 different species.

Appearance: They typically appear as a group of colorful birds, flying erratically, without any clear pattern or harmony. Most of them are red, likely from their recent feasting. Their tweets and squeaks can be heard from a distance, almost as if their sounds travel faster than their flight.

Statistics: B1 S1 M1 W1 L* Ev6 D8 A*

Abilities:

• Dispersion – Each instance of damage inflicted upon this group of creatures results in a corresponding number of casualties within their ranks. They collectively launch one attack for every 15 birds present and each bird has 1 Livepoint. However, when half of their group has perished, the remaining creatures instinctively scatter, leaving the area.