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    OD&D Werecat Class

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    Werecats appear human but possess cat-like abilities such as agility, night vision, and the ability to transform into an actual cat. They have high charisma and can choose to sacrifice other abilities like intelligence or wisdom to boost charisma further. As they level up, Werecats gain new spellcasting abilities and can transform into a cat multiple times per day, as well as fall from greater heights without injury. Their combat and saving throw abilities are similar to clerics and magic-users of the same level respectively.

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    OD&D Werecat Class

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    Werecats appear human but possess cat-like abilities such as agility, night vision, and the ability to transform into an actual cat. They have high charisma and can choose to sacrifice other abilities like intelligence or wisdom to boost charisma further. As they level up, Werecats gain new spellcasting abilities and can transform into a cat multiple times per day, as well as fall from greater heights without injury. Their combat and saving throw abilities are similar to clerics and magic-users of the same level respectively.

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    Werecats appear human but possess cat-like abilities such as agility, night vision, and the ability to transform into an actual cat. They have high charisma and can choose to sacrifice other abilities like intelligence or wisdom to boost charisma further. As they level up, Werecats gain new spellcasting abilities and can transform into a cat multiple times per day, as well as fall from greater heights without injury. Their combat and saving throw abilities are similar to clerics and magic-users of the same level respectively.

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    OD&D Werecat Class

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    Werecats appear human but possess cat-like abilities such as agility, night vision, and the ability to transform into an actual cat. They have high charisma and can choose to sacrifice other abilities like intelligence or wisdom to boost charisma further. As they level up, Werecats gain new spellcasting abilities and can transform into a cat multiple times per day, as well as fall from greater heights without injury. Their combat and saving throw abilities are similar to clerics and magic-users of the same level respectively.

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    Werecat

    At first glance, Werecats appear as regular men and women. Some Werecats are unusually hairy, some
    have pointed ears, and others possess catlike eyes. Often lithe and slim, Werecats have an ability to sneak,
    climb, and fall with unusual poise. Werecats have access to a range of spells. As they obtain higher levels
    they are able to change from their human form into an actual cat.
    Prime Requisite: Charisma. During character creation Werecats may subtract 2 points of intelligence or
    wisdom in exchange for adding 1 extra point to their raw charisma score. This may be repeated as many
    times as desired but these lowered scores must not drop below 9.
    Alignment: Any
    Fighting Ability, Hit Dice & Saves: Werecats fight and make saving throws at the same rate as a Cleric of
    the same level. Their Hit Dice improves at the same rate as a Magic-User of the same level.
    Bonus Experience Points: A Werecat with 13+ charisma receives a 5% bonus to any experience points
    earned, while a Werecat with 15+ charisma receives a 10% bonus to any experience points earned.
    Equipment & Armour: Werecats may not use armour and shields, preferring to be unencumbered and
    flexible. Werecats may employ daggers, short swords, spears, slings, staffs, or bows. They may not use
    scrolls, but they can utilise wands and potions.
    Level

    Title

    Experience
    Points (xp)

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10

    Catfriend
    Malkin
    Nightcreep
    Nightstalker
    Catshifter
    Catwitch
    Ocelot
    Grimalkin
    Werecat
    Ailouros

    0
    1,400
    2,800
    5,000
    10,000
    22,000
    44,000
    65,000
    100,000
    160,000

    Spells
    (Level)
    1 2 3
    1
    1
    2
    2
    2
    2
    2
    3
    3

    1
    1
    2
    2
    2
    3

    1
    1
    2

    Abilities
    Agile: Werecats are nimble and fleet-footed. Those with dexterity of 14 or above are granted a +1 bonus to
    their armour class. For the rare Werecat who has a dexterity score of 18, a +2 armour bonus is awarded.
    Skills: Werecats are sneaky, able to shift in and out of shadows, climb sheer surfaces, and creep up on their
    opponents. They progress in certain skills much like a thief moving silently, hiding in shadows, and
    climbing walls. To use a skill the Werecat rolls 1d6 at the refs request. The chart below lists the chances out
    of 6 the Werecat has in accomplishing the given task. Characters at levels 10+ may have 100% chance of
    success in a skill (6/6 chances on a d6). Even so, there will be situations at the referees discretion where
    100% success rate is not possible.
    Levels
    1-3
    4-6
    7-9
    10+

    Move
    Silently
    1
    2
    4
    6

    Hide in
    Shadows
    1
    2
    3
    5

    Climb
    Walls
    5
    5
    5
    6

    Shape Change: At 5th level the Werecat undergoes their first transformation. They can now shift into a cat.
    Some choose to assume the form of a domestic cat, while others have an affinity for larger beasts. When
    transforming into, or out of their current shape, the Werecat regains 10-60% of any hitpoint loss. They can
    change shape 1 time per day at 5th level, 2 times per day at 8th level, and 3 times per day at 10th level.

    Catlike Falling: At 4th level the Werecat can fall up to 20 without sustaining any damage, provided there is
    a branch, wall, or other tangible surface within reach, upon which to find temporary purchase. At 8th level,
    this increment increases to 40. At 10th Level, this increment increases to 60.
    Spells: Werecats use majick instinctively. They know the complete spell list, but are limited by the number
    of spells they may cast per day. They must have memorised the select spell to cast it.
    1st Level
    1. Light
    2. Detect Magic
    3. Charm Person
    4. Locate Animals
    5. Ventriloquism
    6. Phantasmal Forces
    7. Mirror Image
    2nd Level
    1. Luck (Bless spell)
    2. Invisibility
    3. ESP

    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.

    Knock
    Darkness
    Speak with Animals
    Blur

    3rd Level
    1. Hold Person/Animal
    2. Infravision
    3. Haste
    4. Suggestion
    5. Polymorph Self
    6. Shadow Magic

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