Eagle, Giant

Giant eagles have man-sized bodies and wingspans of 60 feet (18m) or more. The giant eagle preys on large animals, though it is not above eating a cat or small dog. The attack is sudden — giant eagles fly very high and dive rapidly, taking their victims from behind - and is treated as a slam that grapples and impales. If the attack is unsuccessful, the eagle will attack in close combat with claws and beak.
Giant eagles have the unpleasant habit of dropping squirming prey from great heights — 50 yards or more. They then pick up and carry off the presumably nonsquirming remains. A giant eagle can carry up to Medium encumbrance on its back or in its talons — Move is reduced by 4 for Light encumbrance (up to ST x 6), and by 8 for Medium encumbrance (up to ST x 10). Up to ST x 2 is no encumbrance.