D&D 5E Horse traits table?
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Ath'kethin
Elder Thing
I don't know if this fits the bill exactly, but there is a random horse generator at http://generating.strolen.com/gen/horses.html which includes traits in its descriptions.
At http://tower.newcenturycomputers.net/stable.cgi?num=10&quality=0 you can ransdomly generate up to a whole herd, and again, traits are included. This second one is actually designed to be compatible with 2nd Edition AD&D rules.
At http://tower.newcenturycomputers.net/stable.cgi?num=10&quality=0 you can ransdomly generate up to a whole herd, and again, traits are included. This second one is actually designed to be compatible with 2nd Edition AD&D rules.
jgsugden
Legend
Animals can also get a bit more personality by just mimicing the personality of a tv or movie character when you role play them. A few dominant traits from a minor tv character can make a pet, mount or other animal seem a lot less generic. After all, in a lot of heroic tales, animals end up being a bit smarter than real animals....
CapnZapp
Legend
Google AMAZING HORSE and never look back!
Oh i am fine.
You should look at my horse. It is amazing. If you lick it, it tastes just like raisins. It can ride all over universe and other places too.
pming
Legend
Hiya!
Well, IIRC, Pendragon had some stuff for horses...maybe...or was that HarnMaster? *shrug* Anyway, the hand-down, best "horse details" for an RPG that I've ever encountered is in the Hackmaster 4e GMG. You can probably get a copy somewhere for dirt cheep (if you don't already have it), and, if you aren't adverse to...er..."grey legalities"...find a PDF online. Kenzer & Co can't sell their old HM4e stuff (yeah, the first version of HM produced was refered to as "4th Edition Hackmaster"...the current version of Hackmaster is just called that, or sometimes 5th Edition Hackmaster, or Hackmaster Advanced".
But, yeah, HM4e GMG. Not uber-detailed, but has enough info and tables to roll on that a DM can come up with a unique looking horse with a unique attitude and personality in about 2 minutes flat.
^_^
Paul L. Ming
Well, IIRC, Pendragon had some stuff for horses...maybe...or was that HarnMaster? *shrug* Anyway, the hand-down, best "horse details" for an RPG that I've ever encountered is in the Hackmaster 4e GMG. You can probably get a copy somewhere for dirt cheep (if you don't already have it), and, if you aren't adverse to...er..."grey legalities"...find a PDF online. Kenzer & Co can't sell their old HM4e stuff (yeah, the first version of HM produced was refered to as "4th Edition Hackmaster"...the current version of Hackmaster is just called that, or sometimes 5th Edition Hackmaster, or Hackmaster Advanced".
But, yeah, HM4e GMG. Not uber-detailed, but has enough info and tables to roll on that a DM can come up with a unique looking horse with a unique attitude and personality in about 2 minutes flat.
^_^
Paul L. Ming
