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Coeurl is a [[mounts|mount]] that can be acquired as part of the Collector's Edition. | [[Coeurl]] is a [[mounts|mount]] that can be acquired as part of the Collector's Edition. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Known for the whip-like appendages framing their fang-lined faces, these beasts have been tamed for those who prefer more truculent transportation. | Known for the whip-like appendages framing their fang-lined faces, these beasts have been tamed for those who prefer more truculent transportation. | ||
Native to the jungles of the Near East, [[coeurl]]s were only recently introduced to [[Eorzea]], brought over from faraway lands such as [[Thavnair]] by Ul'dahn nobles who thought to breed them as pets. Now, but a handful of skilled tamers living in recluse on the Pearl are said to be able to train them. | Native to the jungles of the Near East, [[coeurl]]s were only recently introduced to [[Eorzea]], brought over from faraway lands such as [[Thavnair]] by Ul'dahn nobles who thought to breed them as pets. Now, but a handful of skilled tamers living in recluse on the Pearl are said to be able to train them. | ||
Movement: Terrestrial | |||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||
[[File:coeurl mount1.jpg|400px]] [[File:coeurl mount2.jpg|400px]] | [[File:coeurl mount1.jpg|400px]] [[File:coeurl mount2.jpg|400px]] | ||
Revision as of 07:32, 8 March 2017
Coeurl is a mount that can be acquired as part of the Collector's Edition.
Description
Known for the whip-like appendages framing their fang-lined faces, these beasts have been tamed for those who prefer more truculent transportation.
Native to the jungles of the Near East, coeurls were only recently introduced to Eorzea, brought over from faraway lands such as Thavnair by Ul'dahn nobles who thought to breed them as pets. Now, but a handful of skilled tamers living in recluse on the Pearl are said to be able to train them.
Movement: Terrestrial
Images
