Bat's senses - 2
Value: 2GP
(Permanent)
You can navigate through obstacles by echolocation in pitch dark places, without any kind light source.
By emmitting an ultrasonic shriek and perceiving the echo, you are able to reconstruct a 3D map of your surroundings in your mind, including obstacles and creatures around, and this doesn't require a skill roll.
You suffer no rolling penalties due to Darkness, unless you are trying to get things that are only perceivable through sight, such as colors, an angry face, and stuff like that.
Furthermore, your sense of hearing is extremely acute, and you can detect slight sounds, such as a wildcat walking among the bushes 10 meters behind you, or a viper sliding through the grass at 2 meters. Whenever you are using your Perception Attribute related to your sense of hearing, you consider your Perception die to be 1D12, no matter what your actual Perception level is, this of course includes reactively sensing nearby creatures or humans approaching in the wilderness, or similar feats.
The backdraw is that all places with a lot of noise make you Distracted. By a lot of noise, we mean a yelling crowd, a large scale battlefield full with battle horns, shouting and clashing iron, several people drumming and singing, a buffalo stampede, and the like.
(Permanent)
You can navigate through obstacles by echolocation in pitch dark places, without any kind light source.
By emmitting an ultrasonic shriek and perceiving the echo, you are able to reconstruct a 3D map of your surroundings in your mind, including obstacles and creatures around, and this doesn't require a skill roll.
You suffer no rolling penalties due to Darkness, unless you are trying to get things that are only perceivable through sight, such as colors, an angry face, and stuff like that.
Furthermore, your sense of hearing is extremely acute, and you can detect slight sounds, such as a wildcat walking among the bushes 10 meters behind you, or a viper sliding through the grass at 2 meters. Whenever you are using your Perception Attribute related to your sense of hearing, you consider your Perception die to be 1D12, no matter what your actual Perception level is, this of course includes reactively sensing nearby creatures or humans approaching in the wilderness, or similar feats.
The backdraw is that all places with a lot of noise make you Distracted. By a lot of noise, we mean a yelling crowd, a large scale battlefield full with battle horns, shouting and clashing iron, several people drumming and singing, a buffalo stampede, and the like.
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