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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.