a medium sized forest ancestor of deer and similar hoofed animals. in 2 pieces body and a 1 inch base of mossy ground.
Skittish and shy, the frondilli is a very rare sight in the colder timberlands of Sol’Kesh. With utmost caution, as its frail and small form is easy prey for many predators within the wealdwoods, the small deer quietly approaches deciduous trees with practiced haste,
scratching and digging into the bark with its wedge-like razored jaw. With deep rents cut into the bark it will then lick its fill of the calorie rich flowing sap. Easily camouflaged in the thick underbrush with its leaf-like green tinged fur, it will cautiously listen for the slightest potential danger, its sensitive ears swiveling back and forth to hear in all directions. At the slightest snap of a twig or muffled crunch of snow, it will flee deeper into the woods, hidden away beneath brush and branch.
