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==Animal Companion== |
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The '''Animal Companion''' spell allows a [[ranger]] to summon and [[BEFRIEND (verb)|befriend]] an animal as a permanent companion. The ranger can [[TELL (verb)|tell]] their companion to do a number of actions, although the companion will |
The '''Animal Companion''' spell allows a [[ranger]] to summon and [[BEFRIEND (verb)|befriend]] an animal as a permanent companion. The ranger can [[TELL (verb)|tell]] their companion to do a number of actions including attacking creatures or defending the ranger, although the companion will respond faster or slower depending on the quality of its relationship to the ranger. The quality of the relationship can be determined by [[GAZE (verb)|gazing]] at the animal companion and can be established or improved by [[FEED (verb)|feeding]], [[PET (verb)|petting]], casting helpful spells at or otherwise interacting with the animal companion in a positive fashion. |
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When a companion has been selected and befriended, it should be told to leave before the ranger retires from a hard day of adventuring or upon gaining a level and can be summoned again by [[PREPARE (verb)|preparing]] and [[CAST (verb)|casting]] 630 again. |
When a companion has been selected and befriended, it should be told to leave before the ranger retires from a hard day of adventuring or upon gaining a level and can be summoned again by [[PREPARE (verb)|preparing]] and [[CAST (verb)|casting]] 630 again, then telling the companion to return. |
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Once a ranger learns this spell, using [[SENSE (verb)|sense]] while outdoors will include a list of potential animal companions in the area. |
Once a ranger learns this spell, using [[SENSE (verb)|sense]] while outdoors will include a list of potential animal companions in the area. |
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You scan your surroundings, considering the various flora and fauna found here (and noting those which are absent). The indications of the temperate climate and the deciduous forest are clearly evident. You quickly note the signs of a black-tipped forest tiger, a white-footed woodland jackal and a black-nosed mottled ferret having recently been in the area. Circling overhead is a fan-tailed branch peregrine. You also see a steep path. |
You scan your surroundings, considering the various flora and fauna found here (and noting those which are absent). The indications of the temperate climate and the deciduous forest are clearly evident. You quickly note the signs of a black-tipped forest tiger, a white-footed woodland jackal and a black-nosed mottled ferret having recently been in the area. Circling overhead is a fan-tailed branch peregrine. You also see a steep path. |
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==Bard== |
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Revision as of 03:19, 24 January 2015
Here's where I'll be trying stuff out instead of breaking pages and hoping to fix them in one shot.
Animal Companion
The Animal Companion spell allows a ranger to summon and befriend an animal as a permanent companion. The ranger can tell their companion to do a number of actions including attacking creatures or defending the ranger, although the companion will respond faster or slower depending on the quality of its relationship to the ranger. The quality of the relationship can be determined by gazing at the animal companion and can be established or improved by feeding, petting, casting helpful spells at or otherwise interacting with the animal companion in a positive fashion.
When a companion has been selected and befriended, it should be told to leave before the ranger retires from a hard day of adventuring or upon gaining a level and can be summoned again by preparing and casting 630 again, then telling the companion to return.
Once a ranger learns this spell, using sense while outdoors will include a list of potential animal companions in the area.
>sense
You scan your surroundings, considering the various flora and fauna found here (and noting those which are absent). The indications of the temperate climate and the deciduous forest are clearly evident. You quickly note the signs of a black-tipped forest tiger, a white-footed woodland jackal and a black-nosed mottled ferret having recently been in the area. Circling overhead is a fan-tailed branch peregrine. You also see a steep path.
Bard
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