> > So our new, advanced learning of the Shadowcat tells us that:
> >
> > The cat cannot take on a snake (Snake has CC 15^1, dodging 15)
>
> The Alynx should use it's strengths - augment with, say, Cunning.
> Augments solve most of these problems (and why would an Alynx WANT to
> take on a snake anyway?).
In the real world a housecat will deal with an adder quite handily. A lynx kills larger snakes if there's any need. A shadowcat should be able to kill all sorts of vermin, for fun, if nothing else.
Howcome we are seeing pit vipers in Dragon Pass these days anyway. Isn't it supposed to be celtic/scandinavian landscape. What's with the americanisms?
> > And is about the equal of a single rabblerunner.
>
> Yup, Rubblerunners are nasty. Armodillos with Crocodile heads...
Pooh, it's just a rat deluxe, and the Shadowcat will kill them like a cat kills mice (or small rats).
> > Rabblerunners have apparently been shafted also, btw.
> >
> > The sample pack of 12 rabblerunners (Bite fighting 10^1) get only 36
> > AP. Funny, I think 12 * 10AP = 120AP
>
> They fight inefficiently, and give up when a couple have been knocked
> out. Anyway, first you complain they're too tough, now they're not
> tough enough ? :)
No, I complain that the cat is not tough enough :) there's a difference.
> > But then again, apparently a mammoth(!!!) does not even reach w2 in
> > strength. Puny little things.
>
> It augments Strong with Large most of the time. Or uses Large and
> augments with Strong.
Where do we end up, somewhat over 1w2? So Kallyr the tribal champion will still be stronger.
> Don't get me wrong, I think Anaxial was written for a lower-level
> version of HW too (horses are still far too damn slow), but it can be
> made to work.
Of course it can. I just think the values (in Narrator's book, no AR yet) are sloppy work and should be redeemed in the errata.
-Adept
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