The idea is that the cat form is completely in control of the
character, and that she's using it as a tool to spy - in my books
that's an advantage - albeit a minor one. I might charge her a 0 cost
and allow her a second form - basically a larger cat - which I
conviently have the stats for from the shapeshifters book.
This is also why inconvient size isn't much an issue.
Each subsequent form is also 15 points, plus 1/4 the difference between the
most and second-most expensive templates' final costs (in this case, 0)
for cats, try
http://panoptesv.com/RPGs/animalia/mammalia/felidae/Felid.html
and enter a target weight under housecat...
as default, I get:
House Cat
ST 5 DX 13 IQ 4 HT 10
Basic Lift 2.5 kg HP 5 FP 10 Will 10 Per 12
Weight 4 kg SM -2
Basic Speed 6 Basic Move: 12
Land Move: 12 (14 sprint)
Attacks Attack Damage Reach
Bite 1d-4 cut 0
Claw 1d-4 cut 0
DR: -0
Advantages: Acute Hearing 2; Catfall; Combat Reflexes; Discriminatory Smell;
Flexibility; Night Vision 6; Parabolic Hearing 2; Perfect Balance; Perk
(fur); Sharp Claws; Sharp Teeth; Temperature Tolerance 1 (cold);
Ultrahearing; Vibration Sense (air; based on hearing)
Disadvantages: Bad Sight 2 (Motion Sensitive); Callous; Careful;
Colorblindness; Compulsive Pouncing (12-); Domestic Animal; Laziness; Nosy;
Quadruped; Reduced Endurance 1; Restricted Diet (carnivore); Short Lifespan
2
Features: Tail
Skills: Brawling - 15; Climbing - 17; Intimidation - 10; Jumping - 13;
Stealth - 15; Survival - 12; Wrestling - 15
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Eric Funk
"Knowledge Brings Fear" -- Motto of Mars University, Futurama
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