The first Enovian to be seen by human eyes was a Mountain Enovian. They were well adapted to the various terrains, living among the rocky cliffsides and hills. These animals ascended rugged hill and mountain sides with ease thanks to the double dewclaws on their rear paws, and occasionally on their front paws as well.

Coat Length: Any
Teeth: Tusk, Boar, Common
Tail: Any
Ears: Any

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Their coats come in a variety of hues and patterns. Their coats will never fail to fascinate you, ranging from a dark raven to a light beige. The Agouti, Sable, and Roan base marks are the most typical ones you'll see Mountain Enovian represent.

Additionally, you might come into contact with one of these with various White Patterns like overo/overo frame, tobiano, sabino, or splash coats. Although they are uncommon, parents who possess these genes can have offspring that manifest them.

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They have some of the most striking coat colors you can find. As long as they are subdued and take on a more natural tone, they may contain hints of any color on the color wheel. In the environments they inhabit, their coats must be able to effectively conceal them. Applications that use neon hues or other bright colors will be rejected.

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When it comes to prey, they have a lot more possibilities, including stags, fish, mountain goats, and, during migration season, caribou. Despite the somewhat difficult environment, they like to stalk their prey from above before attacking. Don't be shocked if you see these Enovian using loose rocks to throw off stags so they can avoid the antlers' sharp points.