It is morning on the open plains, and a huntress is stalking a herd of savanna hoofers on top of a rocky overhang. Not only are the little hoofed mammals tasty, but their striped hides are striking enough to be lucrative exports for the savanna tribes.
In this prehistoric-fantasy setting, “hoofer” is a term referring to various species of primitive equines that eke out their existence in the shadow of the great saurians. The species you see here is adapted to the world’s savanna regions and is inspired by the Mesohippus of our world’s Oligocene epoch.