| Mind Rogue10-16-06, 09:43 PM | Most animals do. However, some animals, mostly domesticated ones do not, since they have no fighting ability. A warhorse or a tiger would get vitality points, but a pink, fluffy, bunny rabbit should not, and probably not a draft mule either. As a rule of thumb, if the animal has a comment along the lines of "* This animal's natural attack is treated as a secondary weapon (for whatever reason here)" then it should not recieve VP unless you decide to give it the Quickess feat for whatever strange reason (Found in Star Wars d20, grants +3 VP; Toughness grants +3 WP). |