Wildebeests (Bosoryx ferox) 

Wildebeests are creatures that represent a unique blend of cow and antelope traits. They hold a prominent position as the primary herd animals in the Kambala. These creatures are highly prolific, with a remarkable instinct for survival.

Domesticated wildebeests are commonly kept on farms, where they serve various purposes in agriculture. Wild wildebeests, on the other hand, engage in massive herds, sometimes numbering in the hundreds. These herds undertake impressive migrations during the dry season, driven by the search for water and better grazing opportunities.

One of the most astonishing attributes of wildebeests is their apparent immunity to burns. They are known to nonchalantly traverse through wildfires, seemingly unperturbed by the flames. This remarkable adaptation allows them to move through areas that would deter most other creatures.

Appearance: These creatures resemble cows, but they are noticeably slimmer, with round, halo-like horns. They reach heights of up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) and weigh 600 pounds (270 kilograms). Their fur is adorned with brown and black stripes, and depending on the pattern, they can blend somewhat with their surroundings when alone, although this is a rare occurrence. They sport long, flowing hair along their backs, and their tails and legs feature tufts of fur at the end.

Statistics: B2 S2 M2 W1 L15 Ev8 D6

Skills: Athletics +2, Perception +3 

Abilities:

• Herd stamp – Wildebeests are social animals, and when one of their kind becomes frightened and flees, the rest of the group tends to follow suit. Should anyone unfortunate enough stand in their path, there is a risk of being trampled. Each turn, those in the way of the oncoming herd endure 2D10 + 5 damage until they step aside or until the herd eventually departs from the area.