[Rick_Smith]

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Eurasian Boar:
The female pig is identical to the boar, except they do not have tusks. These creatures mass around 275 kg, and stand 90 cm tall. The male can use the tusks on figures in adjacent hexes. They form communities of 1 to 4 males and up to 10 females.

Pig or Boar 1 or 2 hex creature
ST 16 to 24
DX 11
IQ 5 or 6 (In rare cases, old, canny individuals can reach IQ 7.)

MA 14

............................... 1 hex ............... 2 hexes.
Tusks (males only): ... 1 die ................ 1d+2
Bite (HTH only): ........ 1d+1 ................ 1d+3
Trample: .................. 1d–1 ................. 1d+1

Thick hide: ............... –2 hits / attack ... –2 hits per attack.

If a Boar is wounded, roll 1 die. On a 1 or 2, it goes Berserk.

The 1 hex boar has 5 fronts, 0 sides and a rear.
The 2 hex boar has 5 fronts, 2 sides and a rear. (They are fast on their feet and can turn sharply, so they get the extra two front hexes compared to most typical creatures.)



Giant Forest Boar:
Similar to the boars above, the major difference is that their communities are smaller (usually 6 animals or less) and they are more aggressive, having a larger portion of meat in their diet.

Giant Forest Boar: 2 or 3 hex creature
ST 20 to 35
DX 11
IQ 5 or 6 (In rare cases, old, canny individuals can reach IQ 7.)

MA 15 (or rarely 16)

.................................... 2 hexes ........... 3 hexes.
Tusks (males only): ....... 1d+1 ............... 1d+3
Bite (HTH only): ............ 1d+2 ............... 2d+1
Trample: ...................... 1d+1 ................ 2 dice

Thick hide: .................. –2 hits / attack .. –3 hits per attack.

If a Giant Forest Boar is wounded, roll 1 die. On a 1, 2 or 3, it goes Berserk.

The 3 hex boar has 6 fronts, 2 sides and one rear.