Level Empath CON: 6

Range: the adjacent hex directly ahead of the attacker.
Target: 1 Creature
Saving Throw: AS/DS
On Success: Deal \(\overset{1d6+STR\ Rating}{\text{Core Damage}}\)

• Bite and Hold: Core Damage; \([5-6]\): Hold the Target; attacker is Vulnerable
• Vicious Bite: Core Damage; \([6]\): Critical, Special: Bleeding; attacker is Vulnerable

Attempting to restore a dead rabbit to life is tough, and dangerous. For Restore to Life to be attempted, the rabbit must be “Mostly Dead,” not “All the Way Dead,” meaning that the body must be intact, and not partially eaten, dismembered, or decomposed. The Difficulty Value (DV) depends on how long the rabbit has been dead, according to the following table:

Up to 1 minute	1–10 minutes	11–30 minutes	31–60 minutes	Less than a day	Up to 2 days
DV=5	DV=7	DV=9	DV=11	DV=13	DV=15

The Empath may attempt this once every five minutes by rolling 1d6 + CON Rating vs. DV. With each attempt, the Empath takes a number of HP damage equal to the DV, whether successful or not. If successful, the dead rabbit is restored to life with just one HP. Any permanent injuries or diseases are not cured by this success.