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Contents 1 Known Abilities 1.1 Attribute Modifications 1.2 Combat Bonuses 1.3 Specialty Bonuses 1.3.1 Tier 1 1.3.2 Tier 2 1.3.3 Tier 3 1.4 Charms 1.5 Additional Bonuses and Powers 1.5.1 Traits granted

Known Abilities

Superbly adapted to urban environments, the giant rodent is a cunning opportunist and flexible survivor. It is a surprisingly tough opponent, attacking with claws and teeth. It has a scavenger diet, breathes air, and can see in the dark.

Attribute Modifications

The giant rodent grants its consort a very large bonus in intelligence, a large bonus in dexterity, and moderate bonuses in willpower and perception.

Combat Bonuses

The consort is granted a bonus to attack and damage ratings even when the terrain is not urban, and when in an urban environment, the bonus is much larger. This bonus is applied by using a larger portion of the consort's Intelligence attribute and the Streetwise skill. Your familiar must be present in your environment to obtain this effect.

Specialty Bonuses

Bonus specialty degrees and access are provided as follows:

Tier 1

• Streetwise

Tier 2

Towards the end of "very frail" bond strength:

• Intelligence Analysis
• Scholarship

Tier 3

In the middle of "fairly healthy" bond strength:

• Arcane Lore
• Combat Reflexes
• Dirty Fighting
• Dodge
• Elude Pursuit
• Escape
• Gem Lore
• History
• Law
• Legend Lore
• Linguistics
• Mineral Lore
• Poison Lore
• Politics
• Psychology
• Rune Lore

At "very healthy" bond strength, the bonus specialty (streetwise) is increased to 2.

Charms

Initially the leopard grants the following charms:

• Urge
• Tame
• Command

Shortly after:

• Call Familiar
• Send Familar
• Kinsee

In the middle of "fairly healthy" bond strength:

• Amorphism

Additional Bonuses and Powers

Traits granted

Bonding to a giant rodent grants the autodidaction trait almost immediately, and it scales quickly with bond strength; at "fairly healthy" this is 8 points worth of autodidaction, for example.