Hiator.

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An omnivorous beastly creature of the brisk northern scrublands. Those massive forepaws are not only an excellent face-smacker and good for digging into a hillside for cover during windstorms, but are also necessary to pull food toward the mouth, as the lengthy horn tends to get in the way. The horn is used to establish a territory by doing battle against other Hiator and make a great spear for hunting large prey, and as such the rough scales exist for defense in such events. A hefty, robust creature, weighing in typically over a ton, seeking out a Hiator as a companion would require a quick eye and a whole lot of nerve.