Sogul

Reptilian creatures with buoyant, spiked shells. Females are muted in colour, and males are brighter with pronounced spikes.

Commonly used for transportation in swamps and as amphibious mounts for goods and passengers.

Size: Large, capable of carrying wagons; males display flamboyant colours.
Aggressiveness: Docile and cooperative when trained.
Rituals/Behaviour: Lay eggs in shallow water; young are aquatic until their shells mature during adolescence. Adults are primarily land-based but retain swimming ability.
Defence: Spiked shells provide natural defence; they also kick or bite when threatened.
Diet: Aquatic vegetation and swamp grasses.
Habitat: Swampy areas, especially near Portcall.
Societal Structure: Solitary or in small groups; many are domesticated.