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| Callista08-12-05, 12:27 PM | I've been wondering about this for some time: If you're playing an Exalted character, what are the options for your character's interaction with animals and other creatures of INT 1-2? On the one hand, there's the exalted Ranger, who can easily use his Survival skill to help provide for a village when the food supply runs low. I really can't imagine him refusing to hunt for food, especially during the winter when agriculture fails. On the other hand, there are the feats which require your character to refuse to hurt any living creature, even insects. Maybe there are multiple points of view which an Exalted character can have about animals? |
| UltimateReality08-12-05, 07:22 PM | On the one hand, there's the exalted Ranger, who can easily use his Survival skill to help provide for a village when the food supply runs low. I really can't imagine him refusing to hunt for food, especially during the winter when agriculture fails. On the other hand, there are the feats which require your character to refuse to hurt any living creature, even insects.Vegetarianism. (Last time I checked, plants were living, but they weren't "creatures" unless they were plant creatures...) Vegetarianism and a very large storehouse, along with teaching people how to preserve things. Also, he could let others do the hunting, and simply not partake for himself. |
| Melpomene08-12-05, 09:58 PM | Seekest thou the wisdom of the Beastlands. Know that the cycles of the hunt are needed, the competition of the stalk, the noble quarry. Be at peace, and protect as well as hunt. |