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Anatomy
The study of the structure and innards of
humanoids and other creatures may yield interesting
information. To test one’s knowledge of
Anatomy, a skill check must be made.
Check: Roll 3d10 and apply the modifier
from the Intelligence ability. The result indicates
the accuracy of the information concerning the
portion of the body. Consult the table below:
TH Example
< 9 The
characte
r misidentifi
es
everythi
ng
The
characte
r can
identify
dismembere
d limbs
9-13
and
major
body
parts.
1 4-16
The
characte
r can
identify
bones.
The
characte
r correctly
identifie
s large
internal
17-19
organs,
but
misunderstands
the
function
of
the
organ.
The
characte
r correctly
identifie
s large
internal
20
organs,
such
as
intestines,
the
heart,
etc.
, but
does
not
know
their
functions.
The
characte
r correctly
identifie
s large
internal
21-23
organs,
such
as
intestines,
the
heart,
etc.
, as
well
as
functions.
The
characte
r correctly
identifie
s small
internal
24-25
organs,
but
misunderstands
the
function
of
the
organ.
The
characte
r correctly
identifie
s small
internal
26-29
organs,
but
does
not
know
the
function
of
the
small
internal
organs.
The
characte
r correctly
identifie
s small
internal
> 29
organs,
such
as
a spleen,
as
well
as
its
function.
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Animal Conditioning
Each attempt at teaching an animal a trick
or command requires an Animal Conditioning skill
check. Before an animal may be taught a trick, an
Animal Handling Skill Check (which is also a prerequisite)
must be made.
Check: Roll 3d10 and apply the average of
the Skill Modifiers for the sub-abilities of Drive and
Intuition. Consult the tables below:
T H Success
ful
provided
animal
has:
< 9 Failure
9-13115Intelligence 14-1670Intelligence 17-2030Intelligence 21-2325Intelligence 24-2920Intelligence > 29
10
Intellige
nce
The check is made only once and is either
successful or unsuccessful. If unsuccessful, for some
reason that particular animal cannot learn it from
that particular character, though another character
may try.
All conditioning attempts require time, usually
an hour per day consistently, and require a number
of days equal to [(100 - Intelligence)/5].
Animal Handling
Sometimes it is necessary or helpful to tame
or subdue an animal, especially wildlife. An Animal
Handling skill check indicates the success or failure
in subduing an animal.
Check: Roll 3d10 and apply the modifier
from the sub-ability Intuition. Consult the table
below:
TH Example
< 17
Fails
to
subdue
any
creature
17Subduesanenrageddomesticatedcat 18-19Subduesanenrageddomesticateddog 20Subduesanenrageddomesticatedhorse 21-23Subduesawildandenrageddog 24-29Subudesanenragedwolf > 29
Subdues
an
enraged
raccoon
Chapter 8: Skills