
Plaguewalker
Plaguewalker (Pestilencium carnis - "pestilience flesh")
First discovered in 1985 during an Ebola outbreak in parts of Central Africa, these strange centaur-like carnis generally roam the savannas. They use their arms for basic purposes such as grasping, using tools, and attacking, and have a total of four digits on their feet. However, you should stay as far away from them as possible because the strange gases emitted by Plaguewalkers can cause skin rashes, active bleeding, and blindness. But unlike their distant and infamous cousins, the Mimics, Plaguewalkers are not active maneating predators but scavengers that feed on dead bodies. Their calls are low-frequency and sound like a combination of a snake's hiss and a zebra's bray.