Elephant

Elephants were enormous plant-eating animals known for their prehensile trunks. In some lands, they were used as beasts of burden or mounts.

Varieties
Elephants came in two kinds, a larger and stronger variety that was more unpredictable and a weaker, smaller elephant that was far easier to train. In addition, there were prehistoric elephants known as mastodons and mammoths.

Behavior
Some elephants in the wild would be found in isolation, but they also had herd societies of between six and thirty animals.

Combat
If attacking, elephants boldly charged at their opponents and trampled them.

Reputation
Elephants were sacred in the Mulhorandi pantheon. The god Anhur favored battle elephants. His fellow gods Hathor, Nephthys, and Osiris would sometimes send celestial elephants to followers in need. Red Knight also considered elephants special beasts, as did Thard Harr, the dwarven jungle god.

The tusks of elephants were made of ivory a valued commodity in Faerûn.

Because of their immense strength, elephants were one of the animals commonly created by figurines of wondrous power.

Notable Elephants
A fiendish elephant named Tusk was a known combatant of the Underdark coliseum of Maerimydra. This elephant belonged to Kurgoth Hellspawn.