Difference between revisions of "Legacy Pig"
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{{ infobox | {{ infobox | ||
| abovestyle = background:#0e5a2c; color:white | | abovestyle = background:#0e5a2c; color:white | ||
| bodystyle = width:350px | | bodystyle = width:350px | ||
| − | | above = Pig | + | | above = Legacy Pig |
| label1 = Expected lifespan | | label1 = Expected lifespan | ||
| data1 = 10 | | data1 = 10 | ||
| label2 = Move | | label2 = Move | ||
| data2 = 60 | | data2 = 60 | ||
| − | | label3 = | + | | label3 = SIZE |
| data3 = D6/2 | | data3 = D6/2 | ||
| − | | label4 = | + | | label4 = BODY |
| − | | data4 = | + | | data4 = 0 |
| − | | label5 = | + | | label5 = Melee Combat (Attribute) |
| − | | data5 = | + | | data5 = 0 |
| − | | label6 = | + | | label6 = Athletics (Attribute) |
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| + | === Skill Totals (Legacy Compatible) === | ||
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| + | * '''Dodge''': 0 (BODY 0 + Melee Combat 0 + Dodge 0 = '''0''') | ||
| + | * '''Hide''': 0 (BODY 0 + Athletics 0 + Hide 0 = '''0''') | ||
| + | * '''Move Quietly''': 0 (BODY 0 + Athletics 0 + Move Quietly 0 = '''0''') | ||
=== General description === | === General description === | ||
Latest revision as of 14:11, 1 October 2025
| Legacy Pig | |
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| Expected lifespan | 10 |
| Move | 60 |
| SIZE | D6/2 |
| BODY | 0 |
| Melee Combat (Attribute) | 0 |
| Athletics (Attribute) | 0 |
Skill Totals (Legacy Compatible)
- Dodge: 0 (BODY 0 + Melee Combat 0 + Dodge 0 = 0)
- Hide: 0 (BODY 0 + Athletics 0 + Hide 0 = 0)
- Move Quietly: 0 (BODY 0 + Athletics 0 + Move Quietly 0 = 0)
General description
The pigs on Amar resemble the medieval European pig, and look like a cross between a modern pig and a wild boar. They are also wilder than modern pigs. Male’s chainteeth are sometimes visible. They are usually kept in forests.
Diet
Pigs are omnivorous. They eat anything from garbage to fruits and hens.
Mental description
The domesticated pigs are more mild mannered and less eager to attack. Old males may be extremely grouchy though. Many stories tell of children who have teased old males and had to pay for it with their lives.
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