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Revision as of 06:44, 23 December 2015
You can intimidate or train feral creatures. Normally you may purchase trained creatures to be mounts or guard beasts. A feral creature may avoid you or attack you, depending on its size and temperament.
- Default Evolutions
- Animal Companion: You may build and begin play with a creature companion built on 50 points. It may be feral or tamed, but it comprehends anything you wish and you control it just like a follower.
- Animal Friendship: No feral creature will attack you unless you attack it first. Tamed creatures may still be ordered to attack you.
- Dominance Display: You may use a snap to force a feral or tamed creature to make a fear check.
- Beast Breaker: You can attempt to tame a feral creature as a project instead of over a respite.
- Beast Soother: You may roll any defenses against a feral or tamed creatures using communication. After an entire exchange with no damage dealt or taken a creature will flee or become passive.
See Also
Version 2.5.1
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