L25.215 Badger Lark

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Also known as the Falconer's Bane, the Badger Lark is a highly aggressive and resilient bird found exclusively in the Lake Coasts of An-Ligir, known for its badger-like plumage.

These larks, despite their moderate size are extremely hardy and can critically injure their flying peers, and usually one is able to disrupt a unit of three Falconers.

However, due to its stubborn nature it is extremely hard to capture.

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