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'''Bongo'''<br> | '''Bongo'''<br> | ||
4 feet tall, 8 feet long, 900 pounds<br> | 4 feet tall, 8 feet long, 900 pounds<br> | ||
| − | + | S/D/S 3/3/3<br> | |
| − | + | P/I/W/W 2/2/3/3<br> | |
Kick: 2/2/4B/1<br> | Kick: 2/2/4B/1<br> | ||
Dodge DV 3<br> | Dodge DV 3<br> | ||
Soak 0L/3B<br> | Soak 0L/3B<br> | ||
| − | Health 0x1/-1x2/-2x2/-4 | + | Health 0x1/-1x2/-2x2/-4/I<br> |
Athletics 3 (Run +1), Awareness 2, Dodge 2, Integrity 1, Investigation 1, Martial Arts 1, Presence 1, Resistance 2, Survival 2<br> | Athletics 3 (Run +1), Awareness 2, Dodge 2, Integrity 1, Investigation 1, Martial Arts 1, Presence 1, Resistance 2, Survival 2<br> | ||
Bongos have an short aurbun coat with 10 to 15 thin white stripes and a short crest of hair along its spine. Both males and females have straight yellow horns with one twist that reach 40 inches. Herds consist of 6 to 8 females and young with males living alone. Bongos live in dense tropical woodlands in the Southwest and Southeast and are very adept at moving through the dense undergrowth. | Bongos have an short aurbun coat with 10 to 15 thin white stripes and a short crest of hair along its spine. Both males and females have straight yellow horns with one twist that reach 40 inches. Herds consist of 6 to 8 females and young with males living alone. Bongos live in dense tropical woodlands in the Southwest and Southeast and are very adept at moving through the dense undergrowth. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:26, 9 June 2010
Bongo
4 feet tall, 8 feet long, 900 pounds
S/D/S 3/3/3
P/I/W/W 2/2/3/3
Kick: 2/2/4B/1
Dodge DV 3
Soak 0L/3B
Health 0x1/-1x2/-2x2/-4/I
Athletics 3 (Run +1), Awareness 2, Dodge 2, Integrity 1, Investigation 1, Martial Arts 1, Presence 1, Resistance 2, Survival 2
Bongos have an short aurbun coat with 10 to 15 thin white stripes and a short crest of hair along its spine. Both males and females have straight yellow horns with one twist that reach 40 inches. Herds consist of 6 to 8 females and young with males living alone. Bongos live in dense tropical woodlands in the Southwest and Southeast and are very adept at moving through the dense undergrowth.
