| Aloés | |
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| Information | |
| Alternate Names/Spellings | Alloes, Aloes, Alloés |
| Origins | The Caribbean |
| Alignment | Neutral |
| Element | Water |
| Species | Aquatic Goose |
| Appearance | Looks like a cross between a goose and a fish. |
Origins[]
The Aloés is a creature with origins in the mythology, legend and folklore of Medieval Europe.
Appearance[]
The Aloes is similar to a goose, but has fins instead of wings and feet. The top of its skull is tipped with a pear-shaped crest.
Behavior[]
Aloes are commonly found swimming alongside boats along with other fish, and they presumably act similar in behavior to modern geese.
Abilities[]
The Aloes can breathe underwater, and is a good swimmer.
Weaknesses[]
This creature may likely have similar weaknesses to a normal goose.