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Contents 1 Bonding Requirements 2 Known Abilities 2.1 Description 2.2 Attribute Modifications 2.3 Specialty Bonuses 2.3.1 Tier 1 2.3.2 Tier 2 2.3.3 Tier 3 2.3.4 Tier 4 2.4 Charms 2.5 Other Boons

Bonding Requirements

A gifttraeger was bonded to with twenty to thirty elder lore, nine arcane lore and twenty-seven legend lore.

Known Abilities

Description

This is a silvery-mottled-reddish-brown-scaled female gifttraeger with
silvery eyes.  This snake species is native to Exoma and well-known for being
a dangerous niche predator: it has the capacity to kill its prey not only with
powerful poisons, but with ordered energies to which many Exoman natives are
vulnerable.
She looks about half a dimin across and thirteen dimins long. 

Gifttraegers have a carnivorous diet, can either breathe underwater or don't require air at all and while small, possess a powerful poison spit attack that damages with both ordered energy and venom. Gifttraeger fangs do ordered and possibly piercing damage.

Attribute Modifications

Bonding to a gifttraeger confers large bonuses to Dexterity and Willpower, as well as smaller bonuses to Intelligence, Constitution, and Perception. All attributes are additionally bonused from the various chakras granted by the familiar's presence.

Specialty Bonuses

Bonus specialties and access are granted as follows.

Tier 1

• Order Affinity
• Poison Affinity
• Poison Lore
• Poetry

Tier 2

• History
• Rhetoric
• Elder Lore
• Precision Strike

At "fairly healthy" (?) bond strength:

Tier 3

• Daemonology
• Gem Lore
• Killer Instinct
• Legend Lore
• Rune Lore

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

Tier 4

Charms

• Standard Charms
• Social Charms
• Gifttraegers are sovereign over normal snakes and presumably their own kind.

At "fairly healthy" bond strength:

• The ability to replenish glands.

Other Boons

A gifttraeger will occasionally open/charge all chakras save for the prestige two at once. The amount charged depends on the current bond strength, e.g. at very early stages they will drain and disappear before the charge effect occurs again.