Horse

Horse, Beast; Minor; White Soul (100)

Stats

Characteristic	Value	Attribute	Value	Skill	Value
Strength	50	Hit Points	20	Combat	50
Endurance	40	Wound Thr.	12	Magic	-
Agility	40	Magicka	15	Evade	40
Intelligence	15	Stamina	4	Observe	45
Willpower	30	Initiative	+7	Stealth	20
Perception	25	Action Pts.	3	Knowledge	-
Personality	10	Speed	13m	Social	-
Morale	10	Size	Large	Physical	80

Weapons & Armor

• • Trample: 1d8; Crushing; Reach 1m
• • Natural Toughness (2)

Special Abilities

• • Charge (1 AP + 1 SP): The horse can lower its head and
• trample foes as an attack. It may move up to 3x its movement
• speed, and when it does, any characters it moves within 1m
• of must test Evade or take 1d6 Crushing damage and be
• knocked Prone.
• • Gallop (1 SP): Used in place of the Sprint ability to move
• 5x the horse’s movement speed instead of the usual 3.

Traits

• • Bestial
• • Quadruped
• Encountering Horses
• Horses are large, quadrupedal beasts that can be found both in
• the wild and raised and bred in captivity by the various cultures
• on Tamriel. Wild horses spook easily, and are very fast. Fighting
• wild horses is a rare occurence due to their preference to flee,
• but an angry horse is no laughing matter.
• In combat, a horse will trample its foes with its large, powerful
• hooves, or by charging and headbutting its foes before stomping
• on them when they are underfoot. A horse that is wrangled will
• buck and kick violently, and its not unheard of for errant
• stablehands to be brutally killed by their charges.
• For this reason, particularly angry or poorly tempered destriers
• are the preferred war horses of the peoples of Tamriel, though
• the horses themselves are as varied as man and mer alike. For
• example, the sleek horses of Hammerfell as thin and fast, their
• wide hooves ideal for travel on sand, and the hardy horses of
• Skyrim are large, shaggy coated, and muscular.
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• Horses are common throughout most parts of Tamriel, and serve a
• variety of useful purposes. th

Encountering Horse

• On a +30 Survival test, a character can remove the horse’s hide, worth 40 drakes, over the course of a Long Rest. Failing this test spoils the hide and halves its worth. • On a +20 Survival test, a character can, over the course of a Long Rest, turn a horse hide into one piece of Full Horse Hide armor. Alternatively, creating a Full Horse Hide chest piece requires two horse hides. Horse Hide armor is exactly the same as regular Hide. Failing this test spoils the hide, halving its worth and rendering it useless. • On a +30 Simple Survival test, a character can harvest meat from a horse over a Long Rest. The character harvest DoS*3 days’ rations of meat, which will spoil if not preserved. • On a +0 Alchemy test, a character can remove and prepare the horse’s hooves over a Short Rest. Horse hooves are a Common Alteration ingredient. The character can retrieve two doses, and if they score more than 1 DoS, they retrieve four. “You treat a horse well, it’ll take you to Oblivion and back.” - Cedran, Markarth Stablemaster ncountering War Horses rses are large, quadrupedal beasts that can be found both in e wild and raised and bred in captivity by the various cultures Tamriel. Wild horses spook easily, and are very fast. Fighting