Stagwagon

A staple mount in agrarian towns and trade routes alike, the Stagwagon is a massive, slow-moving beetle prized for its strength and stamina. Unlike the speedy avestrich, the Stagwagon is intended to carry heavy loads over long distances without complaint. Their broad, domed backs make them ideal for pulling carts or even supporting lightweight structures. Small Faunids have been known to build modest living caravans atop their shells! Their thick, chitin is naturally resistant to most weather, and their docile temperament makes them easy to guide with gentle reins and light tapping.

A symbol of steadiness and strength, Stagwagons are beloved among Faunids for their quiet loyalty and immense hauling power. While not affectionate in the traditional sense, they form lasting bonds through routine, scent, and touch. Stagwagons enjoy gentle grooming and respond well to calm, consistent care. Though they lack speed, they more than make up for it in patience and dependability. For smaller Faunids, a Stagwagon isn’t just a mount. It’s a moving home, friend, and helper all in one.