Donkeys and Mules

These animals are more for carrying things than they are for being a mount, although they can be ridden.  Dwarves and very short Humans have been known to use these animals as riding beasts.  Despite being poorly suited as a mount, these creatures make very versatile pack animals, as they can climb steep hills and handle hostile environments.  Moreover, they do not require special feed; they only need grass, hay, or similar common greens.

Table: Donkeys and Mules
Sustainable speed 12// Notes:
Maximum speed 16// While donkeys can be temperamental, mules are friendly and docile.  The latter almost makes for a pet.  Strangely, an Undead mule is one of the fiercest of the Undead monsters, while live mules are harmless and good-natured.
Carrying capacity 200 lb.
Hit Dice/Base AC 2d8 / AC(8)
Intelligence / Willpower 1d2/2d6
Attack Forms Kick/Bite
Damage 2d6/1d4
BAtCh 19
Advantages Well suited for most environs. Cheap. Independent demeanor.
Disadvantages Poorly suited as a mount. Very independent demeanor!