Adaptive Diet: This creature has one of two forms; Crystalline or Granite.
Crystalline: This creature regains 1D10 hit points when it’s the target of an attack or spell that deals Lightning or Thunder damage. Additionally, it has immunity to Lightning and Thunder damage. It can’t regain more hit points than its original total.
Granite: This creature has resistance to all Bludgeoning, Piercing , Slashing and Lightning damage. Additionally it has immunity to Thunder damage.
Force of Destruction: This creature deals double damage to constructs and buildings.
Magic Resistance: This creature has resistance to damage taken from spells and magic weapons.
Multi Attack: This creature can make one Horn and one Pulse attack each round.
Wild Magic Aura: If a spell caster within 60ft of this creature attempts to cast a spell, they must pass a DC15 WIS save or the Wyrhorn decides the target of the spell. If a spell caster rolls a 1 on this save, they take 3D6 Force damage.
Horn: 5ft. +7 to hit, 2D6+4 to hit, Bludgeoning damage.
Pulse: 5ft/20ft range, +4 to hit, 1D8+1 Thunder damage.
Thunderbolt: 10ft/60ft range, 2D6 Lightning damage and 1D6 Force damage. This ability recharges on a 5+ on a D6. This roll is made at the start of its next turn.
Light Armour: When this creature is reduced to at least half its original hit points, it gains an additional 5ft of movement at the cost of 2 AC.
Description
Wyrhorns are bronze skinned bulls with a pair of impressive curved horns. Their breath smells of burning metal and their hoofprints leave a faint scorched outline. Wyrhorns are native to arid places rich in ores and crystalline growths that form the bulk of their diet. The exact colour of their skin depends on the types of ore they eat.
Wyrhorns with a predominantly crystalline diet have an almost translucent purple sheen to them while those that eat a heavy diet of rocks and ores are dull and silvery. Being headstrong and powerful, they are immensely difficult to tame but they have a few traits that make them more powerful mounts than an average war horse. The skin of a wyrhorn is naturally resistant to magic to the point where the very presence of one can cause spells to go haywire or cause magical backlash.
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