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Contents 1 Bonding Requirements 2 Known Abilities 2.1 Attribute Bonuses 2.2 Specialization Profile 2.2.1 Extreme 2.2.2 High 2.2.3 Medium 2.2.4 Low 2.3 Charms 2.4 Combat Maneuvers/Special Attacks

Bonding Requirements

A meager amount of insect lore, 37 at most, maybe a small amount less.

Known Abilities

Appears to be a Carnivore. Does not have night vision.

Attribute Bonuses

A Zetesis who has bonded to a lightning spider obtains bonuses to hir Intelligence, Constitution, Dexterity, Willpower and Perception.

Specialization Profile

Specialty access at complete bond strength is provided in parenthesis. Additional specialty access beyond complete bond strength is possible and should scale accordingly.

Extreme

• Torture (16)
• Find Weakness (16)

High

• Cold Tolerance (12)
• Earth Resistance (12)
• Empathy (12)
• Heat Tolerance (12)
• Lightning Affinity (12)
• Pain Tolerance (12)
• Precision Strike (12)
• Traps (12)
• Void Resistance (12)

Medium

• Psychokinesis (11)
• Combat Reflexes (11)
• Eskara Resistance (8)
• Dodge (8)
• Climbing (8)
• Killer Instinct (8)
• Balance (8)
• Plains Fieldcraft (8)
• Spelunking (7)

Low

• Anatomy (6)
• Telesmatic Weapon (4)
• Escape (4)
• Quickness (4)
• Intimidation (4)
• Exoma Fieldcraft (4)
• Light Resistance (4)
• Fire Resistance (4)

Charms

• Urge

Shortly after:

• Call Familiar
• Send Familar

At "somewhat frail" bond strength:

• Kinsee

Combat Maneuvers/Special Attacks

At the middle of "somewhat frail" bond strength, Web of lightning You gesture with your feathery right hand, and a web of lightning spins toward the off-white-skinned male human, catches him in a fair part of the web and shocks his chest, right arm, right leg and right foot. (Appears to do electrical damage at the cost of SP. Telesmatic Weapon/Air Affinity add to attack rating.) - Note that this is not a webbing attack (it will not restrain your opponent), and that lightning-based attacks will tend to burn up any webbing on the target.

Webspin You spin a mass of spidersilk webbing from your feathery right hand at the black-mottled brown male skaven, further ensnaring him. (Appears in most respects to be fairly identical to the arachnid webspin maneuver.)