About: Kharhd

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The kharhd was a hairy, short-legged beast remotely related to the bison. Thriving in the dark Tumarkhazâd woods, they stood only three to three and onle-half feet at the shoulder and could move through the unique forest with ease. The Dwarves used them as beasts of burden, and a few had actually been harnessed as mounts. They had two sharp, curving horns, which they used to defend themselves and challenge one another for dominance. Kharhd were omnivorous herd animals.

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rdfs:label	Kharhd
rdfs:comment	The kharhd was a hairy, short-legged beast remotely related to the bison. Thriving in the dark Tumarkhazâd woods, they stood only three to three and onle-half feet at the shoulder and could move through the unique forest with ease. The Dwarves used them as beasts of burden, and a few had actually been harnessed as mounts. They had two sharp, curving horns, which they used to defend themselves and challenge one another for dominance. Kharhd were omnivorous herd animals.
dcterms:subject	Dwarves Beasts of burden Animals Creatures Mounts Farthest east
abstract	The kharhd was a hairy, short-legged beast remotely related to the bison. Thriving in the dark Tumarkhazâd woods, they stood only three to three and onle-half feet at the shoulder and could move through the unique forest with ease. The Dwarves used them as beasts of burden, and a few had actually been harnessed as mounts. They had two sharp, curving horns, which they used to defend themselves and challenge one another for dominance. Kharhd were omnivorous herd animals.

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