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Contents 1 Familiar 2 Bonding Requirements 3 Example Bond Message 3.1 Attribute Modifications 3.2 Specialty Bonuses 3.2.1 Tier 1 3.2.2 Tier 2 3.2.3 Tier 3 3.3 Charms 3.3.1 Traits granted 3.3.2 Combat bonuses

Familiar

Common birds are to be found everywhere. Sparrows and bluejays are common birds, actually.

Bonding Requirements

Probably none.

Example Bond Message

You imagine forming an empathic bond with pheasant via spiritual germination.

You imagine what it would be like to have a deep bond with the pheasant, and you feel a distinct
echo from within it.

You experience feelings of jubilation, weightlessness, and serendipity.

You experience visions of treetops, mountain peaks, and endless skies.

Attribute Modifications

Grants its consort fair bonuses to dexterity, perception, moderate bonus in charisma and a few in intelligence.

Specialty Bonuses

Bonus specialty degrees and access are provided as follows:

Tier 1

• Dodge
• Flight
• Quickness
• Singing
• Sky Fieldcraft
• Vocalization
• Wind Instruments

Tier 2

• Carousing
• Combat reflexes

Tier 3

• Escape
• Fast Talk

Soon after fairly healthy because tiers suck

• Haggling
• Memory
• Subordination

At very healthy

• Dodge
• Flight
• Quickness
• Singing
• Sky fieldcraft
• Wind instruments

Half way through very healthy

• Vocalization

Charms

• Standard Charms
• Social Charms

Soon after fairly healthy

• Fly charm

Traits granted

• Luck which increases with bond strength.

Combat bonuses

• Really crappy bonus to dodge rating from vocalization, decent bonus from carousing and imagination, and a pretty good bonus from sky fieldcraft that seems to increase with bond strength and when you're actually in the sky.