Animal Companion Example - The Pudge Grub

From the Equipment and other Considerations Section;

The Pudge Grub is perhaps the epitome of the domesticated animal; it is dull, defenseless, unsuited for life in the wild and oddly useful. About the size of a ripe watermelon with all the swiftness of a lethargic tortoise, the Pudge has the following notable properties. The creatures reproduce through asexual division, with their only real variance being color.

Pudge Grub Concept Art by Asherhyder

• If nudged or urged in a direction, they will plod that way unless forced to stop or prodded to go another way
• They are soft and brightly colored, making them obvious and near irresistible to carnivorous creatures
• Easy and cheap to feed, as they are able to consume prepared rations or local flora
• Can be butchered with ease, and will yield three days worth of highly nutritious rations in the process
• Oddly resistant to blunt force trauma, meaning they can be stashed away rather easily.
• Generally noiseless, save for the marshmallow like squish sound made while moving

Theories on the Pudge Grub's origins are numerous, ranging from "Favored species of a fluffy Godling" to "Wizards did it."

Pudge Grub Concept Art Part Deux, provided by Gingersnap