So let us guide you through the maze of conflicting information to choose the best bull for your buck.
One notable physical difference is thatmany Ravnican minotaurs dock their tails, finding armor more comfortable without them.
Theros Minotaurs
Theros is a plane inspired by Greek mythology, from which minotaurs originate.
Amonkhet Minotaurs
Minotaurs from Amonkhet are the most visually distinct version, resembling rams rather than bulls.
Their horns curve around their ears, and they’re frequently depicted somewhat slimmer than other minotaur variants.
Amonkhet minotaurs have the following traits:
Because zombies and skeletons are sooo first Sundering.
Monster Classes art via Wizards of the Coast
Each version has some form of natural weapon attack based on its horns that relies on Strength.
you’ve got the option to also see a general trend towards Lawful alignment.
After all,how often will your Wizard charge into melee to headbutt an opponent?
Minotaur Race, via Wizards of the Coast
Evil doesn’t mean stupid, or so self-serving that the character doesn’t take care of their party.
They’ll still be loyal to the group, if only because they’re all stronger together.
Don’t beat around the bush trying to be polite!
Tides of Blood, by Matt Stawicki
Instead, state blunt observations to tackle social situations directly.
This may come across as rude to other species, so try not to take it too far.
WRONG: “Are you feeling alright?”
Ordruun Commando, by Stephen Tappin
RIGHT: “You look like something I scraped off my hoof yesterday.”
Perhaps your minotaur Paladin hopes to break his relatives from their Abyssal master.
In combat, make full use of your natural weapons.
Skophos Warleader, by Svetlin Velinov
Merciless Javelineer, by Nils Hamm
Minotaur Shaman via Wizards of the Coast
