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The '''Trachazoi''' are powerful carnivores that prey on large primates, including humans.<ref>''MechWarrior Companion'', p. 83, "Creatures"</ref><ref>''A Time of War Companion'', p. 129, Trachazoi</ref>
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The '''Trachazoi''' are powerful carnivores that prey on large primates, including humans.<ref>''MechWarrior Companion'', p. 83: "Creatures"</ref><ref>''A Time of War Companion'', p. 129: Trachazoi</ref>
  
 
==Description==
 
==Description==
  
Commonly known as "brain-eaters", the trachazoi are small, powerful mammals (no larger that small dogs) that inhabit the woodlands on a variety of planets.  Though spread across the [[Inner Sphere]] and beyond on a number of worlds, they are rare.
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Commonly known as "brain-eaters", the trachazoi are small, powerful mammals (no larger than small dogs) that inhabit the woodlands on a variety of planets.  Though spread across the [[Inner Sphere]] and beyond on a number of worlds, they are rare.
  
The trachazoi are ambush predators.  They hunt at night by waiting for their prey to pass under the trees where they perch.  Once a target has been selected, the trachazoi fall from the trees onto the their prey's head.  Using their powerful fore-claws, they then split the skulls of their prey and consume the brains within.  If the trachazoi miss their target, they quickly run away as they are no match in a direct confrontation.
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The trachazoi are ambush predators.  They hunt at night by waiting for their prey to pass under the trees where they perch.  Once a target has been selected, the trachazoi fall from the trees onto their prey's head.  Using their powerful foreclaws, they split the skulls of their prey and consume the brains within.  If the trachazoi miss their target, they quickly run away as they are no match in a direct confrontation.
  
 
==Gallery==
 
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==Bibliography==
 
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* ''[[MechWarrior Companion]]''
 
* ''[[A Time of War Companion]]''
 
* ''[[A Time of War Companion]]''
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Trachazoi AToWComp.jpg
Trachazoi
(Brain-eaters)
Creature information
Type Mammal
Homeworld Ebro[1]
Environment Forests[1]
Average mass 20 kg[1]
Creature stats
System A Time of War
STR 5[1]
BOD 4[1]
DEX 4[1]
RFL 7[1]
WIL 5[1]
EDG 3[1]
Traits Aggressive, Armor (+1), Compulsion/Aims for Head, Night Vision (+4), Offensive Adaptation (Claws/Bite)[1]
Skills Animal Agility +4, AniMelee +4, Climbing +5, Stealth +2[1]
Size Very Small[1]
Armor 1/0/0/0[1]
Attack 2M/3[1]
Movement 20/40/75[1]

The Trachazoi are powerful carnivores that prey on large primates, including humans.[2][3]

Description[edit]

Commonly known as "brain-eaters", the trachazoi are small, powerful mammals (no larger than small dogs) that inhabit the woodlands on a variety of planets. Though spread across the Inner Sphere and beyond on a number of worlds, they are rare.

The trachazoi are ambush predators. They hunt at night by waiting for their prey to pass under the trees where they perch. Once a target has been selected, the trachazoi fall from the trees onto their prey's head. Using their powerful foreclaws, they split the skulls of their prey and consume the brains within. If the trachazoi miss their target, they quickly run away as they are no match in a direct confrontation.

Gallery[edit]

References[edit]

  1. 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 A Time of War Companion, p. 132: Trachazoi
  2. MechWarrior Companion, p. 83: "Creatures"
  3. A Time of War Companion, p. 129: Trachazoi

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