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Could these stats fit a llama too you think?

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Yes they could

🔜"Why are those llamas wearing hats?"

 Llamas son mas grande que las ranas...

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Could these stats fit a llama too you think?

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Yes they could

🔜"Why are those llamas wearing hats?"

 Llamas son mas grande que las ranas...

¡Cierto! Las llamas son más grandes que las ranas...

y las mulas son más grandes que las llamas...

American Beefmaster Livestock

The breed is recognized as a "Dual Purpose" breed, meaning Beefmasters blend strong maternal traits with excellent growth and carcass abilities. The cattle are heat, drought and insect resistant. They are moderate in size, and while there is no set colour pattern in the breed, they are generally light red to dark red and some will have white mottle on their faces. The females are excellent mothers, raising a heavy calf each year, and the bulls are aggressive breeders. Beefmasters are intelligent, gentle cattle that are truly a pleasure to work with.

The thing that probably most differentiates Beefmaster cattle from other breeds is the Six Essentials, which were the founding selection principles on which the breed was formed: Disposition, Fertility, Weight, Conformation, Hardiness and Milk Production. Lasater's concept was that you select for cattle only based on these six traits of economic relevance, to the exclusion of many traits that other breeds have expended genetic energy on like colour pattern, horns, height, etc. This unique approach is why Beefmasters are known by the slogan "The Profit Breed."

With its short, thick head, long ears, thin limbs, small, narrow hooves, and short mane, the mule shares characteristics of a donkey. In height and body, shape of neck and rump, uniformity of coat, and teeth, it appears horse-like. The mule occurs in all sizes, shapes, and conformations. Some mules resemble huge draft horses, sturdy Quarter Horses, fine-boned racing horses, shaggy ponies, and more.

The mule is an example of hybrid vigor. Charles Darwin wrote: "The mule always appears to me a most surprising animal. That a hybrid should possess more reason, memory, obstinacy, social affection, powers of muscular endurance, and length of life, than either of its parents, seems to indicate that art has here outdone nature."

The mule inherits from its sire the traits of intelligence, sure-footedness, toughness, endurance, disposition, and natural cautiousness. From its dam it inherits speed, conformation, and agility. Mules are reputed to exhibit a higher cognitive intelligence than their parent species, but robust scientific evidence to back up these claims is lacking. Preliminary data exist from at least two evidence-based studies, but they rely on a limited set of specialized cognitive tests and a small number of subjects. Mules are generally taller at the shoulder than donkeys and have better endurance than horses, although a lower top speed.

Handlers of working animals generally find mules preferable to horses; mules show more patience under the pressure of heavy weights, and their skin is harder and less sensitive than that of horses, rendering them more capable of resisting sun and rain. Their hooves are harder than horses', and they show a natural resistance to disease and insects. Many North American farmers with clay soil found mules superior as plow animals.

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It says mule, but I think they were going for a donkey. You can always add the traits to a draft horse and get a large-sized mule.

Why does the mule have a +2 to hit if its using its strength and its proficiency bonus is +2, shouldnt it be a +4 to hit?

Do you need a specific item to ride it?

A saddle, I'd wager.

i can testify i have been on a mule in motion without negative consequence to the laws of physics

They should also have some kind of extra advantage against canine creatures. Real donkeys and mules attack/murder dogs on sight, even ragdolling their corpses afterwards.  It is bred into them to hate wolves and practice extreme prejudice against them.

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