Post by Dinocanid on Jan 1, 2018 0:08:31 GMT
Frekiheimr is not without its dangers. Below is more information on some of them:
-Bears-
Bears can be found almost anywhere, the most common being brown bears. They're large and dangerous, but hardly attack unless threatened. If one is encountered, the best thing to do it keep your distance.
-Smilodons-
Smilodons are the top competitors of wolves. They are usually found in groups, and it's not uncommon for them to fight with packs over things like territory and food.
Battling these felines alone is greatly discouraged due to their strength
-Hunters-
Although Frekiheimr doesn't contain any human settlements, hunters are known to travel there in some seasons. They can't defend themselves very well up close, but one shot from their guns can quickly end your life. They're feared for being unseen killers, and should be avoided at all costs.
-Dogs-
While not inherently dangerous, you should still be wary of them. They can simply be strays or wild dogs, but they can also come in groups as hunting dogs. Hunting dogs are equipped with spiked collars, which prevent most bites to the neck.
-Bears-
Bears can be found almost anywhere, the most common being brown bears. They're large and dangerous, but hardly attack unless threatened. If one is encountered, the best thing to do it keep your distance.
-Smilodons-
Smilodons are the top competitors of wolves. They are usually found in groups, and it's not uncommon for them to fight with packs over things like territory and food.
Battling these felines alone is greatly discouraged due to their strength
-Hunters-
Although Frekiheimr doesn't contain any human settlements, hunters are known to travel there in some seasons. They can't defend themselves very well up close, but one shot from their guns can quickly end your life. They're feared for being unseen killers, and should be avoided at all costs.
-Dogs-
While not inherently dangerous, you should still be wary of them. They can simply be strays or wild dogs, but they can also come in groups as hunting dogs. Hunting dogs are equipped with spiked collars, which prevent most bites to the neck.
