Rodent (Empathic Bond)

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Known Abilities

Rodents are clever little mammals found in a wide variety of environments. They breathe air, have a carnivorous diet, and can see in the dark. Rodents are natural prey of many felines and snakes, who will attack them on sight, so novice consorts should be very careful with them.

NB: this category of empathic bond seems to include mice, rats, and hamsters, and is slightly different from and separate from squirrels, flying squirrels, and giant rodents.

Attribute Modifications

The rodent grants its consort a very large bonus to Intellect, a large bonus to Agility, and moderate bonuses to Willpower and Perception.

Specialty Bonuses

Bonus specialty degrees and access are provided as follows:

Tier 1

Initially on bonding:

Tier 2

Toward the end of "somewhat frail":

Tier 3

Late into "fairly healthy":

Tier 4

At "very healthy" bond strength, the Tier 1 specialties are increased to 2.

Midway through "very healthy" bond strength:

At "resilient" bond strength, Tier 2 specialties are increased to 2.

Charms

Initially:

Shortly after (5%):

Late into "fairly healthy" bond strength:

At "resilient" bond strength:

Near end of "very deep"

Additional Bonuses and Powers

Traits granted

At "somewhat frail", one point of the autodidaction trait is granted, and grows with bond strength.

At "fairly healthy", two total points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "very healthy", three total points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "robust", four total points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "resilient", five total points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "deep", six points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "very deep", seven points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "intimate", eight points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "almost complete", nine points of autodidaction will have been granted.

At "complete", ten points of autodidaction will have been granted.

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