The Hieracosphinx is a mythical beast with the head of a hawk and the body of a lion. It first appeared in Egyptian myths and can be seen adorning temples in ancient Egypt from thousands of years ago. Horus is often shown as a Hieracosphinx. A relief at the temple of Edfu in Egypt shows Horus as a sphinx. They also appear in the Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual, Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, and in the Age of Mythology.

For those who play D&D (5e), it has a 13 armor class, 76 hit points, moves at 40 ft, has a 16(+3) strength, a 13(+1) dex, 17(+3) constitution, 10 Intelligence, 16(+3) wisdom (it is of Horus), and a 14(+2) charisma. They are resistant to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical attacks and immune to psychic attacks. They have true sight and a CR of 4. They can also cast bane, bestow curse, darkness, mirror image, misty step, silent image, and wall of force. It attacks with a claw and beak per turn, each with a +5. The beak hits on a 9 and does 1d12+3 piercing damage while the claw hits on a 14 and does 2d10+3 slashing damage.

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