Steed

Herbivorous beasts with scaly skin and flat beaks. 5 feet tall around the hip and around 12 feet long, they are the right size for humans to be used as mounts. They generally walk on four legs, but they stand on their two hind legs when running fast or browsing from trees. Some steeds have pointy spurs on their front legs, whereas the Iberian crested steeds are named after the small crest on their head. Steeds lay up to 20 eggs, from which small foals hatch.