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| − | The '''Nova Cat'''<ref>''Classic BattleTech Companion'', p. 142, "Species Profile"</ref>, namesake of [[Clan Nova Cat]], is described as a sleek, black-furred, ruthless predator. Its native world is Dagda. It is known for its mane of poisonous quills that help protect it from other predators, specifically the [[Sphinx Raptor]]. When its mane is up, the spines resemble a star gone nova. | + | The '''Nova Cat'''<ref>''Classic BattleTech Companion'', p. 142, "Species Profile"</ref>, namesake of [[Clan Nova Cat]], is described as a sleek, black-furred, ruthless predator. Its native world is [[Dagda (Clan)|Dagda]]. It is known for its mane of poisonous quills that help protect it from other predators, specifically the [[Sphinx Raptor]]. When its mane is up, the spines resemble a star gone nova. |
The Nova Cat clan took several of these animals to [[Irece]] when they left the [[Clan Homeworlds]]. | The Nova Cat clan took several of these animals to [[Irece]] when they left the [[Clan Homeworlds]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 2 October 2012
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| Nova Cat | |
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| (Pantera Nova Dagdanis) | |
| Creature information | |
| Type | Native |
| Homeworld | Dagda |
| Environment | Plains, Grasslands |
| Average mass | 80 kg |
| Average length | 150 cm |
| Average height | 80 cm |
| STR | ??? |
| BOD | ??? |
| DEX | ??? |
| RFL | ??? |
| WIL | ??? |
| EDG | ??? |
| Traits | ??? |
| Skills | ??? |
| Size | ??? |
| Armor | ??? |
| Attack | ??? |
The Nova Cat[1], namesake of Clan Nova Cat, is described as a sleek, black-furred, ruthless predator. Its native world is Dagda. It is known for its mane of poisonous quills that help protect it from other predators, specifically the Sphinx Raptor. When its mane is up, the spines resemble a star gone nova.
The Nova Cat clan took several of these animals to Irece when they left the Clan Homeworlds.
References
- ↑ Classic BattleTech Companion, p. 142, "Species Profile"