Werebear

Humanoid, Beast, Lycanthrope; Major; Black

Stats

Characteristic	Value	Attribute	Value	Skill	Value
Strength	60	Hit Points	47	Combat	100
Endurance	75	Wound Thr.	16	Magic	-
Agility	45	Magicka	30	Evade	55
Intelligence	30	Stamina	7	Observe	65
Willpower	35	Initiative	+11	Stealth	25
Perception	45	Action Pts.	3	Knowledge	10
Personality	30	Speed	14m	Social	10
Morale	85	Size	Std.	Physical	100

Weapons & Armor

• • Claws: 1d12; Slashing or Crushing; 1m Reach •
• • Fangs: 1d10; Splitting or Crushing; 1m Reach •
• • Natural Toughness (6), Natural Toughness (3) in non-beast
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Special Abilities

• • Consume (2 AP): The werebear consumes part of the corpse st
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• • Consume Heart (3 AP): The werebear consumes the heart la
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Encountering Werebear

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