Veterinarian

This ability allows the vet to repair injured personas quickly. Quick fixes give the patient persona an HPS boost. They are most commonly quickly carried out during combat. The difficulty and during of a quick fix depends on the amount of healing desired.

A veterinarian can pop words into the minds of unsuspecting targets. The vet can force simple commands such as don’t jump, drop it, or stop on the target. The more reasonable that the suggestion is, the more likely that the subliminal suggestion will succeed. There is no saving roll for the target if the player wins the task roll. The degree of difficulty depends on the target’s mental strength. If the target has a 9 MSTR, the DD of the maneuver is 9.

The vet can render the target unconscious using a dramatic pinch technique. Willing patients do not require the vet to make an attack roll. In an unwilling patient, the player must first win an attack roll. The vet must apply the pinch for 0-2 units (1d3-1), and each unit indicates the player must win another attack roll. Only after the successful attack rolls is the task roll made. A failed task roll leaves the target enjoying a harmless shoulder grip. There is no saving roll for the target if the player wins the task roll. The degree of difficulty depends on the target’s constitution. If the target has a 9 CON, the DD of the maneuver is 9.

Death Pinch is the deadly version of the paralyzing pinch. There are no voluntary receivers of this attack. The vet must apply the pinch for 0-2 units (1d3-1), and each unit indicates the player must win another attack roll. Only after the successful attack rolls is the task roll made. A failed task roll leaves the target enjoying a harmless shoulder grip. The target gets a saving throw versus poison. The degree of difficulty depends on the target’s constitution. If the target has a 9 CON, the DD of the maneuver is 18.