Forest geni (1)

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Forest Geni Creature Levels:     Overall ?     Level Variance -     Natural Attack ?     Weapon Attack ?     Defense ?     Player Estimated - Potential overall skill: ? Skill Cap 230 to 325 Skinnable Unknown Has Coins Unknown Has Gems Unknown Has Boxes Unknown Has Other Unknown Uses Weapons Unknown Alignment Unknown Corporeal Unknown Construct Unknown Casts Spells Unknown Attack Range Melee Stealthy Unknown Special Attacks Unknown Special Defenses Unknown Body Type Biped Body Type (Alt) unknown Body Size unknown Located: Leucros and Vipers (11a) Premium-Only Unknown

Skinning Details Ranks Required ? Max Value ? Max Arranged ?

Locksmithing Details Skill Required Careful: ? Blind:? Teaching Cap ?

Manipulation Manipulatable ? Skill Required ? / ? Teaching Cap ?

Description

Extraordinary pale green eyes catch yours as a forest geni dances from foot to foot before you. Not much taller than an adult halfling, its delicate pointed ears are adorned with tiny copper bells which accentuate the faint greenish tinge of its skin. Rough clothing formed of leaves and bark cover his stocky body. Its eyes constantly scan the area, sometimes flashing with rage and other times holding a glint of amusement.

Area

The areas where the genis live is heavily overgrown. With low perception and/or scouting ranks you will likely not go in the direction you intend when you move. This can make getting out of the area quite difficult.

Some other things to note:

• Moving around teaches minimal perception and scouting (if a ranger).
• Moving around drains your fatigue.
• Peering can cause roundtime as you climb a tree to look around.
• You can use a machete to HACK in a certain direction. This will make it easier to move in that direction.
• As perception and scouting increase you will be better able to move in your intended direction, until you are no longer hindered at all.

Claw attacks cause armor damage to chain.

With Perception of 172 I could not find the trails to enter the area.