Gullon
âWolverineâ © Ryan Wardlow, accessed at his deviantArt gallery here
[This monster appears in Monstrosities as the âdraugâ, which is a name I dislike for multiple reasons. First, itâs just the word âguardâ spelled backwards. Second, draug are real monsters! Theyâre Scandinavian undead, not furries. The original says that they are âbear like humanoids with the head and tail of a dogâ, so I figured that wolverine was a suitable animal intermediate in physiology. Plus, anthro wolverines are rare (and much camouflaged online by the X-men character). Besides those conceptual changes, this is very similar to the original, both in mechanics and flavor. Itâs a big anthro Viking. Whatâs not to love?]
Gullon CR 3 LN Monstrous Humanoid This broad, tall humanoid  has the head and tail of a wolverine. They are clad in armor and carry weapons and a shield.
Gullons are oversized mustelid-like humanoids with a lust for life and a skill for violence. Most of them make a living as traders, raiders, mercenaries or bodyguards. A gullon stands about eight feet tall on average, and they tend towards broad and stocky builds. Their lifespan is equivalent to that of humans. Males and females are almost impossible for outsiders to tell apart unless pregnant or nursing.
Most gullons are enthusiastic combatants. They typically start out in formation, setting up in a strategic way before breaking off to fight. A gullon in need of help will unleash a stirring battlecry, and gullon companies will alternate rallying howls in order to maintain the morale effect. Although they will flank and otherwise coordinate for tactical advantages, they are very proud of their individual prowess, and typically keep score of kills and other achievements. A gullon will fight to the death when its blood is up, continuing the melee even as it bleeds out.
Gullons fight hard and play hard. The center of gullon social life is the mead-hall, decorated with trophies of their victories and the weapons and shields of the fallen. Gullons have a taste for finely crafted weapons and armor, as well as silver jewelry. The society of gullons is held together with layers of intricate, multi-generational debts and obligations. They tend to throw themselves into their work with zeal, and even those that have distaste for combat take pride in their crafts. They view math as a kind of magic, and hold accountants and bookkeepers in high esteem.
