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Chamrosh

From Persian mythology, Chamrosh is a bird with the body of a dog. It lives on the summit of Mount Alborz and can separate the flesh from the bones of any creature it catches.

At a glance

Tradition
Persian mythology
Region
Persia (habitat)
Trait family
The Fore-Knowing
Symbols
Bird

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Symbols

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Traits

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Form

  • Hybrid of multiple animals
    why

    With the body of a dog and the wings and head of a bird, this chimeric being embodies the strength and loyalty of a canine companion combined with the freedom and keen vision of a raptor.

Behaviour

  • Strips flesh from bone
    why

    Known for its incredible hunting prowess, the Chamrosh possesses the ability to strip flesh from bone with surgical precision.

Offensive powers

  • Devouring
    why

    Known for its incredible hunting prowess, the Chamrosh possesses the ability to strip flesh from bone with surgical precision.

Utility powers

  • Flight
    why

    This skill, coupled with its sharp eyesight and powerful flight capabilities, makes it an apex predator in its mountainous domain.

  • Keen eyesight
    why

    This skill, coupled with its sharp eyesight and powerful flight capabilities, makes it an apex predator in its mountainous domain.

Roles

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