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[STATS]
>Combat: +++
>Social: +
>Knowledge: ++
[Traits/Perks]
>Indomitable, Rank 1: Ignore the penalties imposed by Blood Loss. Does not negate health loss.
>Atelier of Death: Craft your own Bombs and Poisons
>Nimble Fingers: +30 to non-attack actions involving your hands (lockpicking, pickpocketing, etc.).
>Nobility (Aderaveth): Take a flat 50 to Knowledge rolls concerning this subject.
The throat is a fascinating and complex bit of anatomy that can be found in nearly all animals and creatures that inhabit Kaithe. It does not even matter the difference in size or species. Wolves, gryphons, dragons and many more all share some similar physiology not unlike a human’s. The reasons as to why this phenomena has occurred are still being hotly debated by magisters and wizards in their grand libraries and laboratories.
To be quite honest, you could care less about the origin. No, what matters to you is the weakness that you can exploit to your advantage.
Hidden and protected by skin and sinew, feather and scales, multiple systems work around the clock to aid in daily living. Blood vessels circulate vitae through the body, the windpipe contracts to take in fresh air, and the gullet flexes to pass food and fluids into the stomach. And that was nowhere near the complete list of what lie underneath.
Legend has it that the hero Raclus once took a dragon’s head off with just well-aimed blow to the neck. While you do not share his monstrous strength, it almost goes without saying that if you punch hard enough, something is sure to yield.
With all of this considered, all that’s left to do is figure out how hard you hit that bastard Silverow for.
>Roll 1d5 + 3 Damage.
>Best of three.