Bergen unicorns are large, heavy set unicorns that live in mountains of Russia. They tend to have shaggy white and grey coats to help them blend in with the snow and keep them warm in the cold temperatures. These unicorns are very cautious and highly intelligent, using their wits more than their magic to survive.

Their large horn is often used to scrape the ground or trees to find food, mark territories and used for attacking predators. Russian unicorns do not tend to travel in packs and instead are lone wolves, only seeking out others when mating season comes around.  When fighting, the Bergen unicorn uses brute strength over magic, kicking and stomping with all four legs with tremendous power.

Bavria unicorns are long-legged and agile, with a light-brown to dark-brown coat and various markings. Hair color can also vary, but these unicorns tend to grow their hair fairly long, using their magic to tie it and keep it out of the way of brambles. Bavrians tend to be very herd-oriented, feeling more confident in large groups. While they may be beautiful, these unicorns are also quite deadly, especially when protecting their own. They are fiercely loyal and headstrong, which can often lead to them exhausting themselves in certain situations.

In terms of physical capabilities, Bavria unicorns are very agile but not incredibly fast. They do have decent magical skills, which can be used for a variety of purposes. This includes reaching food, communicating with other unicorns, protection from predators and other uses. The long horn of the Bavria unicorn is very sharp and is known to pierce armor. This combined with the strength of their kicks makes for quite the battle for anyone who wrongs this unicorn.

Samaran unicorns are smaller than other unicorns and extremely fast. Their flat hooves allow for fast turns and movements on the hot desert sand and their slimmer bodies are great for fitting through tight spaces in rocks to get away from predators. These unicorns have shorter, wider horns that can store water and nutrients for later use in the desert heat. Their coats range from spotted, painted or grey with varying markings and mane colors.

Because of their speed, Samaran unicorns prefer to run and hide instead of fighting but when cornered, their legs and fast hooves combined with their sharp horn can make them small but deadly. Samarans are well-versed in magic, using it not only to find food in the barren desert but also to fight, lifting heavy objects or weapons when attacked.