Sea Cat
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Note: This creature was originally published in Monster Manual I
Sea cats look like a cross between a tiger and a walrus or porpoise. It has a streamlined body with both flippers and the forepaws and head of a great cat, with webbed ears and webbing between its claws. They have tough, greenish hide and a mane of fur down their spines. Sea cats are very territorial, and fight any other predator that encroaches.
| ST: 19 | HP: 19 | Speed: 6.00 |
| DX: 14 | Will: 12 | Water Move: 10 |
| IQ: 4 | Per: 13 | Weight: 800 lbs. |
| HT: 12 | FP: 12 | SM: +1 |
| Dodge: 9 | Parry: n/a | DR: 2 |
Claw or Bite (14): 2d-2 cutting. Reach C with bite; Reach C, 1 with claws.
Traits: Chummy; Discriminatory Smell; Doesn’t Breathe (Oxygen Storage, ×10); Horizontal; Night Vision 7; No Fine Manipulators; No Legs (Semi-Aquatic); Pressure Support 1; Wild Animal.
Skills: Aquabatics-12; Brawling-14; Survival (Saltwarter)-13; Swimming-14.
Class: Hybrid.
Combat Effectiveness Rating: 35 (OR 18 and PR 17).
Notes: Ground Move 1. Typically found in small prides of up to 12 or so, with a rather egalitarian social structure (i.e., not like a lion’s pride), and they use pack tactics when fighting, making them even more vicious.
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