Dog, Large Breed
AC
12/12
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Touch
12
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Fort
12
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Reflex
12
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Will
11
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STR
13 / 15
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DEX
13 / 15
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CON
12 / 14
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INT
2 / 3
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WIS
10 / 11
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CHA
7 / 8
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Shift
5 ft
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Skirmish
35 ft
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Sprint
55 ft
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- Tracking Scent: +2 racial bonus to Scent, Awareness, and Hunting checks made for Tracking. (inc.)
- Superior Hearing: +2 racial bonus to Listen. (inc)
- Animal Instincts: Animals do not suffer penalties to their Initiative Score, Awareness, or Sensory Skills due to their low intelligence. (inc)
Charm
-1
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Coercion
+4
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Deception
-1
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Manipulation
-1
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Persuasion
0
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Aloofness
-1
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Bravery
+3
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Intuition
+2
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Tolerance
-1
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Suspicion
0
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Dog Characteristics
Dogs are hairy quadrupeds with tails, powerful jaws and teeth. They can range in size from the height of a cat to as large as an adult human in some cases. They possess a keen sense of smell and hearing, obvious to most due to their large noses and ears. Dogs communicate through various barks and growls but do not possess a language of their own, or the intelligence to communicate other than through very rudimentary gestures. Most dogs make for great pets, companions, hunters and guardians for humanoids, possessing an innate sense of loyalty and an aggressive demeanor when their masters are threatened.
History
Dogs have existed in history almost as long as humanoids have. As far back as history was tracked, dogs have been faithful servants and protectors when well treated, viscous and ruthless attackers when abused or threatened. It is perhaps their natural disposition that has made them so valued by other races over the years, dogs are common animals that share the planet with most other cultures equally. While Humans, Orcs, Elves and Dwarves might have their differences, all races and cultures benefit from raising these animals within their society.
Culture
Dog culture is mostly dependent on where they have settled in or been raised. Dogs that live in the wild tend to be more aggressive and possess a pack mentality when hunting, whereas domesticated dogs living with a family, as an example, will generally be much friendlier and respond to commands. Dogs are essentially a product of their environment, and adapt early in life to whatever setting they are placed in.