| Cockatrice | |
|---|---|
 For some reason, the cockatrice is often mistaken for the basilisk... | |
| Information | |
| Alternate Names/Spellings | Calcatrix |
| Origins | European Mythology (Greek, Medieval, Roman folklore...) |
| Alignment | Chaotic Neutral, Neutral Evil, Chaotic Evil |
| Element | Air/Wind/Sky, Earth, Life/Death/Blood, Poison/Acid/Plague |
| Species | Chimera |
| Appearance | Dragon-Chicken Hybrid |
Origins[]
The Cockatrice is a creature with origins in the mythology, legend and folklore of Medieval Europe. In particular, accounts of its existence first arise
Appearance[]
Behavior[]
Cockatrices, similar to basilisks, are extremely powerful, extremely dangerous beasts. Also similarly, they are known killers, and are nearly impossible to domesticate. However, like their chicken cousins, they tend to gather in small flocks, of one alpha male, a few younger males, several females, and the chicks. Similar to both mundane chickens and basilisks, the females are really good mothers, preferring to protect the chicks until they are old enough to take care of themselves. Clutches of eggs typically range from 4-12 eggs.
Abilities[]
Like Medusa, their gaze can turn people into stone, being dragons, they are good at flying and they can breathe poison.
Weaknesses[]
The weasel is immune to its gaze and breath and so can kill it. Looking into a mirror rebounds its power and results in the cockatrice turning to stone.