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'''* 1: Student of biology:''' Once a day, by touching a living creature's [[blood]], Richelle can automatically tell whether that creature is afflicted with either [[disease]] or [[poison]]. A successful [[Knowledge (nature)]] check can identify the disease; a successful [[Craft (alchemy)]] check can identify the poison. | '''* 1: Student of biology:''' Once a day, by touching a living creature's [[blood]], Richelle can automatically tell whether that creature is afflicted with either [[disease]] or [[poison]]. A successful [[Knowledge (nature)]] check can identify the disease; a successful [[Craft (alchemy)]] check can identify the poison. | ||
'''**''' Richelle's scent takes on a subtle, but unpleasant alchemical tinge. She can cover this with perfumes so humanoids without the ''Scent'' ability can't detect it, but natural [[animal|animals]] react to her smell with hostility. | '''* *''' Richelle's scent takes on a subtle, but unpleasant alchemical tinge. She can cover this with perfumes so humanoids without the ''Scent'' ability can't detect it, but natural [[animal|animals]] react to her smell with hostility. | ||
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The Path of Corruption followed by the Red Widow Richelle de Mauvais. It is named for the concept of natural philosophy, the precursor to modern science.
* 1: Student of biology: Once a day, by touching a living creature's blood, Richelle can automatically tell whether that creature is afflicted with either disease or poison. A successful Knowledge (nature) check can identify the disease; a successful Craft (alchemy) check can identify the poison.
* * Richelle's scent takes on a subtle, but unpleasant alchemical tinge. She can cover this with perfumes so humanoids without the Scent ability can't detect it, but natural animals react to her smell with hostility.
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