Lombra

About Lombra

Lombra breeds can be interbred to produce a beautiful and wide variety of color combinations. These animals are commonly used for mounts and are in many cases more valuable than horses. They are harder to train, but this stems from their wild streak. They are more intelligent than horses. They are strong, swift, agile, can leap like big cats and can be trained for combat. Rear claws are damaging as are their hooves, horns and bite. Lombra can be very loyal if gentled and trained correctly. Those who have no paitence with gentling them, often beat them into submission to break their spirits, and shackle them to tether them, as they can escape most other tethers. They have quick healing regeneration. These animals graze, browse, and forage.

Large, horse sized animal with a horse-cow-goat-like head, cow-like horns, and a lion-like mane which extends from jawline to chest and shoulders, and is longer on the whithers. They also have one or two blunt nose horns the same color as their hooves and horns, although some breeds or mixes may not have the nose horns at all. Females lack the larger crown horns and nose horns, if they have them, may be longer. Their front feet are cloven hooved, with hoof skirts, and horse-like legs, while rear legs are lion-like, with clawed paws.

Craggy Mountain Lombra

{Ridden by a Red Goblin}

Craggy Mountain Lombra

Crumag Bien Lombra
Pelt is a dark, bluish-gray with lighter-gray bands.One variety is uniformly black or frosted with silver and grey and lacks the nose horns. The rest have nose horns, pale-silver manes, a silver or black goat-like beard; a lateral stripe running through its eyes down its face; and some lateral striping on their cheeks. Their lion-like tails have a black or silver bushy tip. Legs are striped with black, and eyes are pale gray or blue with slit pupils.

Stats: Mvm-18, Dex-16. Nightvision.

Desert Lombra

Bhassah Lombra
Horns and hooves are flesh coloured or gray, and they have a russet-brown, goat-like beard and mane. Eyes are amber with slit pupils. Pelt is a light dun. Their tail has a sienna-brown or umber-brown bushy tip. Legs are striped with darkish brown. The Oasis breed has stripes, blonde and or brown mane with dark gray, brown or black extremeties.

Stats:  Mvm-18, Dex-16.  Nightvision.

Great Planes Lombra

Mormelaeth Lombra
Large, draft-horse sized lombra with a dark brown mane and beard. Eyes are amber, brown, or gold or with slit pupils. Pelt is tawny to brown with dark brown tiger-striping. Tail has dark brown bushy tip and legs are striped with dark brown.

Stats: Mvm-21, Dex-16. Strength: +8, Nightvision.

Shore Lombra

Anuar Lombra
Large, draft-horse sized lombra with dark-gray manes and beards. Eyes are blue or green with slit pupils. Pelt is silvery-gray with dark-gray dappling. Tail has a dark-gray bushy tip. Found along shorelines. Stats: Mvm-18, Dex-16. Strength: +8, Nightvision

Wilderness Lombra

Mephaes Lombra
Large, draft-horse sized lombra with a dark brown mane and beard. Eyes are light brown or gold with slit pupils. Pelt is dusky tan with dark brown spine stripe. Tail has a dark brown bushy tip. Legs are striped with darkish brown.

Morendor Woodland Lombra
The woodland breed of Morendor is chestnut with dark brown or black manes.

What sets these two wilderness breeds of Lombra apart from other Lombra and links them as a breed is their omnivorous disposition. They not only graze and forage but are predators with sharp incisors and long canines while back teeth are for grinding. They have keen night vision as well. As a result they are often called Leo-Lombra by some.

Stats: Mvm-20, Dex-17, Strength: +8, Nightvision.
Bite: +15 damage
Kick and Maul: +30 damage

Common Lombra

The common lombra is the word used for mixed lombra and can have a wide variety of colors and markings and be herbivore or omnivore depending on its genetics.