Editing Mountains of Mourn (section)

==Wildlife of the Mountains of Mourn==
We know a lot about the native animals of the Mountains of Mourn, mainly because the Ogre Kingdoms army list includes a lot of them. Most of them are based on extinct megafauna from the Ice Age.

===Stonehorn===
Some of the most belligerent creatures in the Mountains of Mourn, with a habit of headbutting anything that doesn't look like a Stonehorn (and a lot of things that do). Has a diet of rock that turns their skeleton into stone, making them especially dead 'ard. The Ogres have learned the only way to dominate and tame them is to gouge out their eye, which is an especially traumatic experience for a Stonehorn because its typically the first time it ever feels pain in its entire life.

===Thundertusk===
The Thundertusk are highly magical creatures resembling a trunkless elephant. They have the ability to gather the winds of magic between their tusks and use it to fire a frost blast at any threat or prey. The most famous Thundertusk who ever lived is Fridge, who accompanied a band of Ogre mercenaries as they traveled through the Empire and resulted in the coining of the word "fridgerated" to describe preserving meat with ice.

===Blood Vulture===
Although vultures are normally scavengers, in the Mountains of Mourn damn near everything is a predator so these guys don't mind food that isn't quite dead yet.
Often tamed by Ogre hunters for the purposes of falconry.

===Sabretusk===
Like sabre-toothed tigers if their sabre teeth grew from their bottom jaw.

===Mournfang===
Described as a combination of a Rhinox and a Sabretusk, these creatures are the standard Ogre cavalry.

===Rhinox===
Wooly rhinos. Young Rhinox are used as beasts of burden or to pull Scraplauncher and Ironblaster artillery, but fully grown adults are too stubborn to be put to labor. A few Ogres, mainly from the Ironskin tribe, have managed to tame adult Rhinoxen as cavalry, but these units are far more rare and more elite than Mournfang riders.

===Yhetees===
Proof Games Workshop was renaming mythical creatures for copyright reasons before Age of Sigmar gave us "Aelves" and "Orruks". The Yhetees are believed to originally be Ogres who stayed in the Ancient Giant Lands and mutated due to too much warpstone dust in the atmosphere.