Writer Alec Humphrey kindly provided some updated animal stats for use with Protean and Animalism, as well as for those situations when your vampire just gets jumped by a guard dog. (We’ve all been there, right?)
These are adapted from a variety of previous books, with a few entirely new ones added in.
Enjoy!
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Newb question: Is this a complete list?
I’d like to apologize for my vague question. It was born out of newbish confusion and curiosity. And I was in a rush to write more that day.
I was curious if this was an addition to a pre-existing list, or only an alteration (“updated animal stats”) that can be found in print. I’m a little confused at the specific organization (sorry must be OCD).
SUPER curious as to why a vampire would ever be faced with…a buck. Hahaha! When I first read the list it made me curious about moose, goats, hawks, hedgehogs, etc. I just feel really badly for the PC that gets attacked by a herd of deer or something. What GM would do such a thing?
These are compiled and updated from the World of Darkness core rulebook, Mage: The Awakening core rulebook, Skinchangers, and Blood of the Wolf, with a few additions. 🙂
Thanks very much Rose! I’ll write these down and make a note of that. I’m hoping to work some WoD books into my annual budget (Werewolf related first). Much appreciated. ;D
Thanks a lot! Some handy stuff to have.
Thanks for these. It’s curious to see some Attributes having a 0 (zero) rating, but it makes more sense that some very small creatures having even 1 Strength.
You guys are the best, thanks for listening to our niggling complaints!
These are great. I’d like to see them added to a larger npc book at some point.
One question though, as though as badgers are, are they really stamina 5 resilient?
These are great. I’d like to see them added to a larger npc book at some point.
One question though, as tough as badgers are, are they really stamina 5 resilient?
Took me exactly this long to find these… How the hell could I miss this blog post?