Story so far
The artillery rocks spread green poison through the settlement. Unlike Carl, Princess Donut, the guards, and the were-beavers, the ursine lack immunity and remain hunkered down while buildings explode around them.
Appearance
Large bear-like humanoid residents sheltering inside the attacked town.
Role
Their vulnerability gives the hunter barrage a civilian cost and increases the urgency of Carl's response.
Relationships
Town Guards — The immune defenders remain active while ursine residents shelter.
Sources — 6 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 10
- Large bear-like humanoids whose surviving clerics turned a once-brutal society into a smug, rule-bound culture of enforced virtue.
Chapter 11
- The aging bear population of Point Mongo, pious, fearful of naiads and dinosaurs, and unhappy with new rule.
Chapter 15
- A pair of bear-folk arriving last at Signet's clearing, whose nod completes the war council.
Chapter 20
- Complaining bear-folk townsfolk who have finally been persuaded that the hunters mean to kill them.
Chapter 21
- The bear-people of Point Mongo, filling their pub and shouting while poison bombs land nearby.
Chapter 22
- Bear-like townsfolk forced into shelter because the hunters' poison clouds bypass none of their natural defenses.