- For other uses, see Kagouti.
- "Magnificent beasts, aren't they. Truly gorgeous creatures!"
- ―Edras Oril[src]
Kagouti are large, two legged creatures with horns native to Vvardenfell in Morrowind.
Background
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The Kagouti are creatures seen throughout Morrowind, Vvardenfell in particular. They seem to be close family of the Alit, as is suggested by dialogue with Briring and Gudling the Rascal.[1]
CharacteristicsEdit
Kagouti usually live alone or in small groups. They gather in larger groups only for mating seasons. At these times the females can be observed as the dominant sex. They might even sometimes attack the males.[2]
The Kagouti have a complex vocalization system. They use different calls for mating, for territorial disputes or when battling.[3]
QuestsEdit
DropsEdit
- Kagouti have a 60% chance to drop Kagouti Hide.
LocationsEdit
- West Gash Region
- In some caves (leveled creatures)
- Ascadian Isles
- Grazelands
- Molag Amur
- Bitter Coast
VariationsEdit
Blighted KagoutiEdit
- Carries Chanthrax Blight disease.
Diseased KagoutiEdit
- Carries Yellow Tick disease.
Mating KagoutiEdit
- Stronger than traditional Kagouti, and relevant to the quest "The Scholars and the Mating Kagouti."
GalleryEdit
A Kagouti charging a player
Kagouti attacking
AppearancesEdit
References
- ↑ The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Dialogue: "Kagouti"
- ↑ Kagouti Mating Habits – Edras Oril
- ↑ Dialogue with Edras Oril
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