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'''Mongoose'''<br> | '''Mongoose'''<br> | ||
2 feet long (4 feet with tail), 4 pounds<br> | 2 feet long (4 feet with tail), 4 pounds<br> | ||
| − | + | S/D/S 1/3/2<br> | |
| − | + | P/I/W/W 3/1/2/5<br> | |
Dodge 6<br> | Dodge 6<br> | ||
Soak 1L/2B<br> | Soak 1L/2B<br> | ||
| − | Health 0/-1x1/-2x1/-4 | + | Health 0/-1x1/-2x1/-4/I<br> |
Attacks: Bite 5/7/1L/1<br> | Attacks: Bite 5/7/1L/1<br> | ||
Athletics 3, Awareness 3, Dodge 3, Martial Arts 2 (Against Snakes +2), Stealth 3, Survival 3<br> | Athletics 3, Awareness 3, Dodge 3, Martial Arts 2 (Against Snakes +2), Stealth 3, Survival 3<br> | ||
Mongoose have coarse fur that ranges from brown to gray. These animals live in a wide range of cliamtes and are found from the East through the South to the West. Some local tribes keep domesticated mongoose to kill rodents and snakes. A Lunar must use the Humble Mouse Shape Knack to obtian this chreature's form. | Mongoose have coarse fur that ranges from brown to gray. These animals live in a wide range of cliamtes and are found from the East through the South to the West. Some local tribes keep domesticated mongoose to kill rodents and snakes. A Lunar must use the Humble Mouse Shape Knack to obtian this chreature's form. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:32, 9 June 2010
Mongoose
2 feet long (4 feet with tail), 4 pounds
S/D/S 1/3/2
P/I/W/W 3/1/2/5
Dodge 6
Soak 1L/2B
Health 0/-1x1/-2x1/-4/I
Attacks: Bite 5/7/1L/1
Athletics 3, Awareness 3, Dodge 3, Martial Arts 2 (Against Snakes +2), Stealth 3, Survival 3
Mongoose have coarse fur that ranges from brown to gray. These animals live in a wide range of cliamtes and are found from the East through the South to the West. Some local tribes keep domesticated mongoose to kill rodents and snakes. A Lunar must use the Humble Mouse Shape Knack to obtian this chreature's form.
