The huttawa’s body resembles that of a lion or tiger, but it has
an eagle-like head with a large beak and bird-like eyes. Four feet
at the shoulder and six feet long, huttawa are a favored mount for
dwarf Cavalrymen, and often help pull caravan wagons belonging
to dwarf trading companies.

DEX	5	d8	Initiative		6
STR	8	2d6	Actions		1
TOU	8	2d6	Attack	(3)	8
PER	5	d8	Damage	Beak (4)	12
WIL	4	d6	Recovery Tests		3
CHA	5	d8	Movement		8
Physical Defense	6	Physical Armor	2	Death	43
Spell Defense	6	Mystic Armor	0	Unconsciousness	35
Social Defense	7	Knockdown	9	Wound Threshold	12
Legend Award: First Circle	Powers	Climbing S (1): 6	Enhanced Senses [Sight] (2): 7	Great Leap S (1): 6	Sprint (3)
Feed Cost	8 cp	Carrying Capacity	520	Lifespan	15
Stable Cost	3 cp	Speed	8	Weight	600
Cost	95	Availability	Unusual	GM pg 180	PG pgs. 272, 274

*Rules* - Though not overly bright, huttawa are easy to train. To account for this, any characters using their talents and abilities to tame or command a huttawa must achieve a result one level lower than normal to be successful. For example, the Animal Training talent normally requires an Average result to work against a target creature. Using Animal Training against a huttawa, however, only requires a Poor result.

The huttawa’s body resembles that of a lion or tiger, but it has an eaglelike head with a large beak and bird-like eyes. Standing four feet tall at the shoulder and six feet long, huttawa are a favored mount for dwarf cavalrymen, and often help pull caravan wagons belongingto dwarf trading companies. Though not overly bright, huttawa are easy to train.