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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shade" data-source="post: 5624669" data-attributes="member: 287"><a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/5624245-post185.html" target="_blank">Updated</a>.Moving along...DholeFREQUENCY: CommonNO. APPEARING: 4-16ARMOR CLASS: 7MOVE: 15”HIT DICE: 1+1% IN LAIR: 5%TREASURE TYPE: NilNO. OF ATTACKS: 1DAMAGE/ATTACK: 1-4SPECIAL ATTACKS: NilSPECIAL DEFENSES: NilMAGIC RESISTANCE: StandardINTELLIGENCE: Semi-ALIGNMENT: NeutralSIZE: S (40 lbs.)PSIONIC ABILITY: NilLEVEL/X.P. VALUE:  I/20  + 1/hpThe dhole, or red dog, resembles a domestic mongrel at first glance, but it carries its bushy tail low and has reddish fur, short legs, and a short muzzle that has a unique profile: the line from skulltop to nosetip is convex rather than concave.Dholes hunt in large, highly cooperative packs, and they chatter when they are excited (they seldom bark). Aggressive and bold, they will attack even the largest herbivores, though they prefer deer-sized game. They have been known to drive away or kill competing predators, including tigers. Dholes trot tirelessly after their chosen prey, following it until it weakens and is suddenly vulnerable to a sudden coordinated rush. What they lack in sprinting speed, dholes make up for in endurance.Unlike other canids they are fond of water; it is difficult to escape them. Dholes hunt by day, or on moonlit nights. Dholes show little fear of humans, but are not known to attack them either. They can be tamed if captured when young, but are perhaps more difficult to handle than some other social canids might be because of their relatively inexpressive faces. Dholes live in both the forest and the steppe in temperate to subarctic climes. They survive in both settled and wilderness areas.Originally appeared in Dragon Magazine #102 (1985).<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhole" target="_blank">Dhole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia</a></blockquote>

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