Great Deer

Also called Great Deer, the Magnacervus Europeanensis is a relative to European Deers. It’s an endemic species of the Western European Plains, and was during the middle ages, a symbol of royalty, puissance and majesty, being often used in whole Europe, as the Lions and the Eagles. The Great Deers worth their names, reaching often 2.5 meters (8 feets). Magnacervus also have the greatest antlers of the Animal reign, reaching the 3.5 meters (11.5 feets). They are however severely endangered, having been hunted for their antlers during the whole Middle Ages and Modern Age.