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− | The '''Hoyleton Forest Steer'''<ref>''Field Manual: SLDF'', p. 63, " | + | The '''Hoyleton Forest Steer'''<ref name="FM:SLDFp63">''Field Manual: SLDF'', p. 63, "179th BattleMech Division"</ref> is a domesticated creature found on the planet [[Hoyleton]]. |
− | ==Description== | + | == Description == |
+ | Sometime after colonizing the world of Hoyleton, it was discovered that the meat of the Hoyleton Forest Steer was edible. It was not long after that the animals were raised on ranches for human consumption and exported off world. Surprisingly, the non-Terran animal was genetically compatible with the Terran Buffalo. A hybrid line of the two creatures proved to be tasty as well as marketable.<ref name="FM:SLDFp63"/> | ||
− | + | == References == | |
+ | <references /> | ||
− | + | == Bibliography == | |
− | + | * ''[[Field Manual: SLDF]]'' | |
− | ==Bibliography== | ||
− | *''[[Field Manual: SLDF]]'' | ||
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+ | [[Category:Alien fauna]] |
Latest revision as of 18:04, 17 July 2017
Hoyleton Forest Steer | |
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Creature information | |
Homeworld | Hoyleton, Federated Suns |
Environment | Temperate Zone Forests |
Creature stats | |
System | Hoyleton |
STR | ??? |
BOD | ??? |
DEX | ??? |
RFL | ??? |
WIL | ??? |
EDG | ??? |
Traits | ??? |
Skills | ??? |
Size | ??? |
Armor | ??? |
Attack | ??? |
The Hoyleton Forest Steer[1] is a domesticated creature found on the planet Hoyleton.
Description[edit]
Sometime after colonizing the world of Hoyleton, it was discovered that the meat of the Hoyleton Forest Steer was edible. It was not long after that the animals were raised on ranches for human consumption and exported off world. Surprisingly, the non-Terran animal was genetically compatible with the Terran Buffalo. A hybrid line of the two creatures proved to be tasty as well as marketable.[1]