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These Large avian predators are sometimes used as hunting animals but are prized as mounts.

Axe beaks raised from eggs are easily trained as mounts or used as livestock.

These fierce, burrowing creatures are only rarely kept as pets.

Barding is a type of armor that covers the head, neck, chest, body, and possibly legs of a horse or other mount.

These Diminutive rodents are nocturnal fliers that eat insects and fruit.

Due to their incredible endurance, these Large animals are the preferred mounts of desert-dwelling people.

These Tiny animals are often kept as pets or familiars.

Rarely, Medium cats such as cheetahs and leopards are trained to hunt for humanoid masters.

Cattle are kept for milk and meat, and used as beasts of burden.

These creatures come in many forms, from the lighter-colored 20-legged variety to the darker 300-legged variety.

These domesticated birds are not capable of long distance flights, and are raised for their eggs and meat.

Aquatic spellcasters often find large ocean crabs to be agreeable familiars.

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These Tiny capybara-like white rodents are native to temperate swamps and coasts.

Farm ducks are used for eggs, meat, and down, while wild ducks are hunted for meat.

These Huge animals are exceptionally strong and are quick learners.

This Tiny, long-winged hawk is a popular hunting bird among many aristocracies.

This gauntlet, made from layers of thick leather, is worn on a falconer's off hand to give a falcon a place to stand before and after the hunt.

These quick and wily carnivores can be difficult to train, but often make excellent familiars.

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As an agricultural animal, goats provide milk, meat, hair, and hide, and they are sometimes used to clear fields of weeds and shrubbery.

Unscrupulous adventurers and the desperate sometimes steal eggs from griffon nests, as trainers find it easier to raise a griffon from a hatchling than trying to train a spirited adult.

This Tiny, short-winged raptor is a popular hunting bird, but is utilized more often by lower nobility than by commoners without titles.