This rare subspecies is prized by seraphon for its poisonous spines. Found only in the deepest wilds, venomous razorsaurs are more patient than their kin, relying on their toxic spines to slowly sap the life from their prey before moving in for the kill. In war, their skink handlers use them to debilitate entire regiments of enemy soldiers, leaving them easy prey.
Razorsaurs are naturally found in dense jungles, swamplands, and primordial river basins. Within the dense vegetation of their habitats, razorsaurs utilize their ability to launch spines to hunt prey or deter larger predators. These creatures are highly territorial and will almost never back down from a threat. Skinks have learned how to keep razorsaurs in captivity for use as beasts of war. In combat, skink handlers guide the razorsaurs, relying on their natural aggression and defensive capabilities.
When goaded by their handlers, razorsaurs unleash a hail of spines, turning them into deadly living ballistae. These capabilities allow razorsaurs to play a critical role in seraphon strategies. Forming the backbone of their ranged artillery, these creatures can quickly decimate infantry ranks with their barrage of spines. They are also adept at charging into enemy lines, using tooth and claw to wreak havoc.