Runespoor

A runespoor is a three-headed snake native to the African country of Burkina Faso. Runespoors are commonly six to seven feet long with orange and black stripes. Since they are very easy to spot, the Burkina Faso Ministry of Witchcraft has had to make several forests hidden from non-magical individuals for runespoor habitats.

Physical Description
According to writings from those with the ability to speak with snakes, each of the heads of a runespoor serves a different function. The left head is the planner; it decides where the runespoor is to go and what it is to do next. The middle head is the dreamer, as it is common for runespoors to remain stationary for days lost in glorious visions and imaginations. The right head is the critic; it evaluates the efforts of the left and middle heads with a continuous irritable hissing, and its fangs are highly venomous. It is common to see runespoors with the right head missing, as the other two heads often band together to bite it off. Due to this, the runespoor rarely lives to a great age.