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Description
The Shrouder is so called because it walks shrouded in the morning mist. It's mostly seen in the distance, walking across open fields and ruining crops, both because of its size and hunger. It seems to have developed a taste particularly for root vegetables and tulips. As a herbivore it's not directly a danger to humans but when it sometimes wanders into the suburbs it naturally destroy some houses by just stepping through the roofs. The sharp tail end is to protect its young against predators and of course, harvesting tractors.

Description
The Shrouder is so called because it walks shrouded in the morning mist. It's mostly seen in the distance, walking across open fields and ruining crops, both because of its size and hunger. It seems to have developed a taste particularly for root vegetables and tulips. As a herbivore it's not directly a danger to humans but when it sometimes wanders into the suburbs it naturally destroy some houses by just stepping through the roofs. The sharp tail end is to protect its young against predators and of course, harvesting tractors.