Cockatrices Draconids

Journal Description

Had meself eight heifers, five of ‘em milchers. Then this cockatrice sprung up nearby, and now all’s I got left’s dried patties in an empty field.
– Jethro, peasant from Pindal

Foolish superstitions claim cockatrices, like basilisks, can kill with their gaze alone. That is utter nonsense, however, a cockatrice’s gaze being no more dangerous than that of an angry goose. One should instead watch out for its sharp beak and long tail, which it can whip to murderous effect.

Vulnerable Against

Grapeshot Standard

Draconid oil Standard

Aard Signs