Qual o tamanho dos cavalos dos cavaleiros?

Autor: Azirsan

Cavalo do cavaleiro. Destrie. Esta é realmente uma arma terrível que transformou os cavaleiros em uma força indomável que varre tudo em seu caminho. Mesmo uma pesquisa rápida no Google nos dá parâmetros verdadeiramente assustadores:

“Altura: 175-200 cm (cavalos com altura de 175-180 são considerados os mais eficientes, 190-201 cm - mais dignos de continuar a corrida) Peso: 800-1000 kg

Para entender a escala, esses são indicadores do tamanho médio de um alce.

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