Unicorn

Description
The unicorn is a legendary creature that has been described since antiquity as a beast with a single large, pointed, spiraling horn projecting from its forehead.

Physical Appearance
In modern fairy tales and other stories, the mythic unicorn looks like a white horse with a single long horn on its head. But in older stories, this fantastic creature had a short, colored horn and the body of a goat.

Size
Based on the classic description of unicorns as having the legs of a stag and body of a donkey the average unicorn would appear to be about 12 hands (48 inches; ca. 1200 cm).

Abilities
In most mythology, unicorns' horns (alicorns) could purify water, heal any wounds, and indicate the presence of poison. Dipping a unicorn's horn into poison would instantly nullify it. Powdered unicorn horn was said to be medicinal, and you could cure any disease by drinking out of a cup made from an alicorn.

Weaknesses
Unicorns are very quick to anger, say a mildly offensive thing to them and they may explode from rage.

Behavior and Personality
Unicorns a gentle, docile creatures, not aggressive, but that should not fool someone into thinking that they cannot be aggressive. They generally live in groups of four or five, and are as close as any family can be.