The Moar is a formidable, bear-like predator native to the Atrana Mountains in the Asari Region of the Eastern Equatorial Section of the Habitual Belt on VOI 700 D.

As an apex predator, the Moar dominates the mountain valleys, preying on herbivores like the Manla and Hoos. Despite its massive size, it is an agile and intelligent hunter, using both stealth and brute strength to overwhelm its prey. Moars are typically solitary but exhibit maternal hunting behavior when raising offspring.

• Shoulder Height: 1.8 meters (on all fours)
• Standing Height: Up to 3 meters (when rearing up on hind legs)
• Weight: Up to 680 kg
• Fur Color: Dark brown to black, aiding in camouflage within the mountain caves and forests
• Speed: Up to 50 km/h (quadrupedal sprint)

• Bipedal Combat Stance: The Moar can rear onto its hind legs to appear more intimidating and deliver powerful blows.
• Dense Musculature: Its body is built for both endurance and explosive power, enabling it to overpower large prey.
• Clawed Forelimbs: Sharp, curved claws capable of delivering devastating slashes.

• Armor Class (AC): 15 (due to thick hide and dense musculature)
• Hit Points (HP): 120
• Speed: 40 ft. (quadrupedal sprint), 20 ft. (bipedal movement)

• Claw Swipe: +6 to hit, 2d8+4 slashing damage.
• Bite: +5 to hit, 2d10+3 piercing damage.
• Rearing Strike: +7 to hit, 2d12+5 bludgeoning damage; can only be used when standing on hind legs.

• Predatory Focus: Gains advantage on Perception checks related to scent and movement tracking.
• Hunting Instinct: If the Moar has successfully attacked a target, it can track that target for up to 24 hours.
• Berserk Rage: When reduced to 25% HP or less, the Moar enters a frenzy, gaining an extra claw attack per turn.

• Diet: Carnivorous, primarily hunting Manla and Hoos but also scavenges when necessary.
• Social Structure: Mostly solitary, except for mothers raising cubs.

• Ambush Hunting: The Moar stalks prey from the mountains and valleys, launching explosive sprints for sudden attacks.
• Maternal Protection: Female Moars raise cubs alone, teaching them how to hunt before driving them out to establish their own territory.
• Territorial Dominance: Moars mark their hunting ranges with deep claw marks on trees and rocks, warning rivals to stay away.

• Mating Period: Moars breed every 3-4 years, with pairs only staying together briefly.
• Gestation Period: 10 months, resulting in a litter of 1-2 cubs.
• Cub Growth: Cubs stay with their mother for 3-5 years before becoming independent.

• Total Lifespan: 30-40 years.
• Mating Rituals: Males fight for dominance over mating rights, engaging in fierce battles that can result in severe injuries.

• Habitual Belt
• Equatorial Sections East and West (Asari)
• Eastern Equatorial Section of the Habitual Belt
• Wildlife of Asari