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Revision as of 10:58, 2 September 2020
Good Hearing GOODHEARING Possible Starting Trait ALPHA ELF-A MOUSE
| Cancels: Poor Hearing Point cost: 1 |
| "Your hearing is better than average, and you can hear distant sounds more easily." |
(View - Edit Notes )Notes
- Has the drawback of increasing vulnerability to and length of temporary deafness from loud sounds.
- The formula for hearing thunder while underground changes to "one in (1 - (2 * -(zlevels below surface)))."
- The base formula is "one in (1 - (3 * -(zlevels below surface)))."