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'''Gazelle'''<br> | '''Gazelle'''<br> | ||
4 feet long, 3 feet tall, 40 pounds<br> | 4 feet long, 3 feet tall, 40 pounds<br> | ||
| − | [[SFeather_Fur_And_Scale | + | [[SFeather_Fur_And_Scale/S]] 2/5/2<br> |
| − | [[PFeather_Fur_And_Scale | + | [[PFeather_Fur_And_Scale/W]] 2/2/2/3<br> |
Dodge DV 5<br> | Dodge DV 5<br> | ||
Soak 0L/2B<br> | Soak 0L/2B<br> | ||
| − | Health 0x1/-1x1/-2x1/-4[[Feather_Fur_And_Scale | + | Health 0x1/-1x1/-2x1/-4[[Feather_Fur_And_Scale/I]]<br> |
Kick: 2/2/2B/1<br> | Kick: 2/2/2B/1<br> | ||
Athletics 2 (Run +1, Jump +2), Awareness 2, Dodge 1, Integrity 1, Investigation 1, Martial Arts 1, Presence 1, Resistance 3, Survival 2<br> | Athletics 2 (Run +1, Jump +2), Awareness 2, Dodge 1, Integrity 1, Investigation 1, Martial Arts 1, Presence 1, Resistance 3, Survival 2<br> | ||
The gazelle is a lightly built antelpoe with a light brown coat with a distinctive wide black stripe running along its side. White and black markings are on its head along with a white underbelly. Males grow heavily riged straight horns up to 17 inches long while females only get to 6 inches. Unlike most antelope gazelle will jump into the air, called stotting, before running from a predetor. Gazelle range across grasslands, feeding on foliage left behind by larger grazers, concentrated mainly in the Southeast. They live in segregated herds of up to 20 animals and tend to mingle with other species. | The gazelle is a lightly built antelpoe with a light brown coat with a distinctive wide black stripe running along its side. White and black markings are on its head along with a white underbelly. Males grow heavily riged straight horns up to 17 inches long while females only get to 6 inches. Unlike most antelope gazelle will jump into the air, called stotting, before running from a predetor. Gazelle range across grasslands, feeding on foliage left behind by larger grazers, concentrated mainly in the Southeast. They live in segregated herds of up to 20 animals and tend to mingle with other species. | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 8 June 2010
Gazelle
4 feet long, 3 feet tall, 40 pounds
SFeather_Fur_And_Scale/S 2/5/2
PFeather_Fur_And_Scale/W 2/2/2/3
Dodge DV 5
Soak 0L/2B
Health 0x1/-1x1/-2x1/-4Feather_Fur_And_Scale/I
Kick: 2/2/2B/1
Athletics 2 (Run +1, Jump +2), Awareness 2, Dodge 1, Integrity 1, Investigation 1, Martial Arts 1, Presence 1, Resistance 3, Survival 2
The gazelle is a lightly built antelpoe with a light brown coat with a distinctive wide black stripe running along its side. White and black markings are on its head along with a white underbelly. Males grow heavily riged straight horns up to 17 inches long while females only get to 6 inches. Unlike most antelope gazelle will jump into the air, called stotting, before running from a predetor. Gazelle range across grasslands, feeding on foliage left behind by larger grazers, concentrated mainly in the Southeast. They live in segregated herds of up to 20 animals and tend to mingle with other species.
