Wait, don't minotaur also have hoofed legs like a satyr?? They'd end up with something non-human if you only get parts from the parents.
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I was under the impression it looks just like a human with a bull's head (and superstrenght).
Also somehow not herbivore.
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This is what it feels like to have bilingual parents that only teach you English.
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Would it be a Minomaid or a Mermataur?
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Well, if we're going off of classical depictions of the species in question, that isn't too hard.
But now don't think about the minotaur jerking it over a clutch of mermaid eggs.
So, a mertaur?
Sounds like a pegacorn: Head of a pegasus and the body of a unicorn.
I love this. My next mounted D&D character is absolutely going to ride a Pegacorn.
Make the lore be that they are both recessive traits, so your version of a Pegacorn is ridiculously rare.
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And the opposite is just a seahorse.
uM acKchuAllY that would be a centaur/mermaid hybrid
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