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Description
Leopards are a breed of Rakshasas which are demonic beings, descended from an older race from ancient times. While ancient Rakshasas could assume the form of any animal, the modern Rakshasa has lost its ability to shapeshift, and they exist only in the form of powerful warrior cats. Because of their claws, Rakshasas are clumsy with wielded weapons, and they vastly prefer unarmed combat. Rakshasas are proud and solitary creatures. Quick to anger, quick to forgive, and extremely loyal, they embody the noble warrior spirit while maintaining their demonic heritage.
Leopards are the fastest of the rakshasas. They can move quickly through forests and snow, and can even leap over opponents to attack from behind.
Statistics
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Hit Points | 55 |
| Hit Points per Level | 4 |
| Spell Points | 50 |
| Spell Points per Level | 5 |
| Base Strength | 85 |
| Skill Points per level | 3 |
| Skill | Level |
|---|---|
| Jump | ?? |
| Unarmed Combat | 4 |
| Dodging | 4 |
| Sneaking | 3 |
| Axes | -7 |
| Blades | -7 |
| Blunt Weapons | -7 |
| Hurled Weapons | -7 |
| Pole Weapons | -7 |
| Ranged Weapons | -7 |
| Staves | -7 |
| Swords | -7 |
| Whips | -7 |
Additional Abilities
Leap: Allows the individual to leap over a target. Depending on the player's level, he or she may not be able to jump over certain mobs.
Lvl 1: Can jump over 32 x 32 monsters.
Lvl 6: Can jump over 64 x 32.
Other
See invisible at a close range.
Limited darksight.
Rak Leopards can train up to 15 in the Sneak skill, higher than any other race.
Rakshasas have extra atmospheres, which they can view using the cat command.
