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'''Bestial Intelligence''' describes the mental actions and processes of creatures whose brains are insufficient to be measured as an ability statistic between 3 and 18. Previously this included creatures of "animal intelligence" or which were "semi-intelligent" — terms that no longer apply. In replacement, there are five grades of bestial intelligence: ''sensory'', ''instinctive'', ''belligerent'', ''familial'' and ''cooperative''. These grades are progressive, with sensory having the least cognitive ability and cooperative having the most. | '''Bestial Intelligence''' describes the mental actions and processes of creatures whose brains are insufficient to be measured as an ability statistic between 3 and 18. Previously this included creatures of "animal intelligence" or which were "semi-intelligent" — terms that no longer apply. In replacement, there are five grades of bestial intelligence: ''sensory'', ''instinctive'', ''belligerent'', ''familial'' and ''cooperative''. These grades are progressive, with sensory having the least cognitive ability and cooperative having the most. | ||
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Bestial Intelligence describes the mental actions and processes of creatures whose brains are insufficient to be measured as an ability statistic between 3 and 18. Previously this included creatures of "animal intelligence" or which were "semi-intelligent" — terms that no longer apply. In replacement, there are five grades of bestial intelligence: sensory, instinctive, belligerent, familial and cooperative. These grades are progressive, with sensory having the least cognitive ability and cooperative having the most.
