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-	Space Fieldcraft	+	Class: Fieldcraft Skills
		+	Attribute: [[Intellect]]
		+	Pedagogy: Procedural
		+	Practitioner Term: Aethernaut
		+	Hidden Skill
-	Class: Fieldcraft Skills	+	This skill represents an overall, in-depth familiarity with the terrain of space -- the subtle changes in the microdensity of near
-	Attribute: Intelligence	+	vacuums, how to maneuver in the absence of gravity, the behavior of movement and collisions with no atmospheric friction, and so on.
-	Pedagogy: Procedural	+	When in such terrain, this familiarity aids one in fighting, movement, and the use of a variety of skills, such as [[tracking]], [[stealth]],
-	Practitioner Term: Cosmonaut	+	[[foraging]], and [[elude]].
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-	This skill represents an overall, in-depth familiarity with the terrain of	+
-	space -- the subtle changes in the microdensity of near vacuums, how to	+
-	maneuver in the absence of gravity, the behavior of movement and collisions	+
-	with no atmospheric friction, and so on. When in such terrain, this	+
-	familiarity aids one in fighting, movement, and the use of a variety of	+
-	skills, such as tracking, stealth, foraging, and elude.	+
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-	Development Information: The space fieldcraft skill was created by	+
-	Twilight and is maintained by Lost Souls.	+
	=[[:Category:Uncommon Skills|Trainers]]=		=[[:Category:Uncommon Skills|Trainers]]=
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	[[Category: Fieldcraft Skills]]		[[Category: Fieldcraft Skills]]
	[[Category: Intelligence Skills]]		[[Category: Intelligence Skills]]
		+	[[Category: Hidden Skills]]
	[[Category: Uncommon Skills]]		[[Category: Uncommon Skills]]

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Revision as of 06:04, 8 September 2017

Class: Fieldcraft Skills
Attribute: Intellect
Pedagogy: Procedural
Practitioner Term: Aethernaut
Hidden Skill

This skill represents an overall, in-depth familiarity with the terrain of space -- the subtle changes in the microdensity of near
vacuums, how to maneuver in the absence of gravity, the behavior of movement and collisions with no atmospheric friction, and so on. 
When in such terrain, this familiarity aids one in fighting, movement, and the use of a variety of skills, such as tracking, stealth,
foraging, and elude.

Trainers