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'''Animals''' are complex, boned & muscular creatures whose bodies pump blood; they usually possess limbs, but this is not always so. Animals are subdivided into [[Amphibians & Reptiles (sage study)|amphibians & reptiles]], [[Mammals (sage study)|mammals]] and [[Birds (sage study)|birds]]. They do not include [[Bugs & Spiders (sage study)|insects]], [[Sea Life|mollusks and fishes]] or [[Slime Molds (sage study)|slime molds]], nor any unnatural living thing or construction. | '''Animals''' are complex, boned & muscular creatures whose bodies pump blood; they usually possess limbs, but this is not always so. Animals are subdivided into [[Amphibians & Reptiles (sage study)|amphibians & reptiles]], [[Mammals (sage study)|mammals]] and [[Birds (sage study)|birds]]. They do not include [[Bugs & Spiders (sage study)|insects]], [[Sea Life|mollusks and fishes]] or [[Slime Molds (sage study)|slime molds]], nor any unnatural living thing or construction. | ||
| − | Animals and [[Druid (class)|druids]] have a natural affinity for one another, so that many [[Druidic Spell Tables|druidic spells]] relate to the friendship, calling or manipulation of animals. | + | Animals and [[Druid (class)|druids]] have a natural affinity for one another, so that many [[Druidic Spell Tables|druidic spells]] relate to the friendship, [[Calling|calling]] or manipulation of animals. |
Revision as of 23:33, 1 October 2021
Animals are complex, boned & muscular creatures whose bodies pump blood; they usually possess limbs, but this is not always so. Animals are subdivided into amphibians & reptiles, mammals and birds. They do not include insects, mollusks and fishes or slime molds, nor any unnatural living thing or construction.
Animals and druids have a natural affinity for one another, so that many druidic spells relate to the friendship, calling or manipulation of animals.
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