Centicore

Also known as Centycore

  • Mythical Number: #0655
  • Culture:  Medieval Medieval
  • Attribute:  Heraldic Heraldic
  • Behaviour:  Friendly Friendly

It has a lion’s body with the ears mouth and hooves of a horse. Its snout was that of a bear and it could speak like a human. Apparently this beast derives from India.

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  • Centicore-star 1 = Centicore should be put in a recycling bin.

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Did you find Centicore interesting? If you are skilled in art, then why not draw a beautiful, lovely illustration of the Friendly Centicore and send it to this website. For more on Angels, Demons, Giants, Wizards and monsters you could watch any fantasy really. Medieval myth has inspired much fantasy like TV series Merlin (2008 - now) and computer games like Dragon Age and Guild Wars to name a few. Then there is of course, fantasy board game, movie and TV series Dungeons and Dragons taking lots of Medieval, Greek and Norse mythical creatures all rolled into one world. You can also pop down your local Games Workshop store and look at monsters of the Brentonia army and other Medieval beasts that have made it into the Warhammer world.