Creatures with Multi-Headed

Multi headed beings multiply sightlines, bite patterns, and voice so they can watch, warn, and wound in several directions at once. Necks coil or braid, jaws alternate in rhythm, and eyes keep separate vigils over river, road, and hill. They resist simple approach because one head rests while others wake, counting steps and testing patience. Symbols include mirrored pupils, knotted manes, braided collars, and ring-shaped tracks where bodies pivot around many minds. Roles range from gate sentinel and river guardian to devourer and oath tester who demands exact words. Use tiles to scan by habitat or function, then open cards for sources, transliterations, and iconography.