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Does the “rider” get the movement abilities of the host? What about special senses?

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Does the “rider” get the movement abilities of the host? What about special senses?

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Standard movement and abilities are included in the “owner’s manual” that comes with the host. The possessors’ tie with the Symphony provides such instincts for free. Learned skills, such as a pigeon who’s been taught to do loop-de-loops when it wants birdseed, are unavailable. Senses are included with the vessel unless, for some reason, they depend on a learned skill. So, in a cat body, for example, the possessor would get a bonus to sneak (due to the small size and padded paws) and a bonus to climb trees (claws), but a GM might rule that when walking across a narrow ledge, no roll was necessary since that was included as part of a cat’s “natural movement” abilities.

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