Armor Class
10
Hit Points
19
(3d10 + 3)
Speed
40 ft.
STR
18
(+4)
DEX
10
(+0)
CON
12
(+1)
INT
2
(-4)
WIS
11
(+0)
CHA
7
(-2)
Senses
Passive Perception 10
Languages
--
Challenge
1/4 (50 XP)
Proficiency Bonus
+2
Actions
Hooves. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 9 (2d4 + 4) bludgeoning damage.
What is the difference between the warhorse where it comes to carrying capacity? Perhaps a home brew rule is in order.
A riding horse has a STR of 16, but both the draft horse and riding horse have a STR of 18. Between the draft and warhorses, there is no difference in carrying capacities. That said, warhorses are faster and have higher AC. (Thematically, warhorses are trained not to be spooked easily, and willing to go into battle.)
how much does a horse weigh?
wanted to see what would be required to lift one. Cause bro, do you even lift.
The average weight of a domesticated horse is about 1000 pounds (or 454 kilograms). Picking one up would warrant some way to double a character's lifting capacity, as a standard 20 Strength fighter can only lift up to 600 pounds without any gear.
This is likely due to purposefully breeding horses for select tasks, in this case pulling heavy objects like carriages.
A wild horse will likely be much lighter, yet also won't be as strong. A player character centaur weighs some number over 600 pounds, so we can safely assume a wild horse weighs similarly.
Oh no, the hooves of terror!!!
that sounds like there's a story to that?
A larger horse, war or draft weighs between 1400 and 2000 Ib
hooves go brrrrrrrr
Clydesdale Horses
Breed Overview
WEIGHT: 1,600 to 2,400 pounds
HEIGHT: 16 hands (64 inches) to 18 hands (72 inches)
BODY TYPE: Long, silky feathering on legs; round feet; broad forehead; arched, long neck
BEST FOR: Owners and riders of all levels
LIFE EXPECTANCY: 20 to 25 years
It does more damage, has more health, etc. Ideal for battle
Wanted to see if a draft horse was better than a warhorse. I will remember this for my next session
summoning this with conjure beasts is a massive troll. Had my players pull it on me against a big bad, 32 draft horses in an endless tide of human wave against this one poor paladin.
I think a warhorse's barding should be counted towards that carrying capacity.
Is 2 intelligence not quite low for a mammal species? Horses can understand commands, show affection, demand food, etc. intelligence at 2 I’d have thought would be something like an insect or a fish that operates entirely on instinct. Just thinking from a “Speak with Animals” point of view, intelligence of 2 would barely be aware of its own thoughts and wants.
It has 11 Wisdom, so we could start a philosphical debate about the differences between INT and WIS. As it cant actually learn or understand spoken languages, cannot read or do math, it definitely is less "inteligent" than a 6 year old child. But I also think it should have 3 or 4 INT.
Okay where is it descrpition at and it looks cool looking.