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:'''[[Skills]]:''' [[Mount]]-11. | :'''[[Skills]]:''' [[Mount]]-11. | ||
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Pets and Trained Animals
Ordinary trained animals are property purchased with cash, not advantages bought with points. The GM controls their actions – but the better a beast's training, the more likely it is to do what its owner wishes.
These rules do not apply to unique animal companions, such as familiars. For a creature like that, determine its point total as a character, and then see Allies to find its point cost as an advantage.
Animal Training
Value of Trained Animals
Riding and Draft Animals
Camels
Donkeys, Horses, and Mules
Saddle Horse
An ordinary riding horse.