Animal Powers
Slip above shadow.
Animals grouped here express a similar power through their behavior in nature. Each species still has its own principle, lesson, meaning, and field-guide page.
3 species
Species principle: Branch Secrecy
Slip above shadow.
Hidden paths open to the body that moves softly above the ground.
Spotted Linsangs are slender, nocturnal, arboreal carnivores with spotted coats and long tails used for balance in forest canopies.
Species principle: Touch Map
Feel the map.
Skill improves when perception is matched to the environment.
Star-nosed Moles use a highly sensitive star-shaped nose to detect and handle prey rapidly in wet soils and tunnels.
Species principle: Cover Passage
Slip the cover.
Small size makes hidden paths easier to find.
Sunis are tiny antelopes that use dense cover and narrow spaces for concealment and movement.
