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 ==== Tiny ====
-A Tiny Beast is typically less than 40cm in length, and weighs only a few kilograms.  A common housecat, or a fairly large parrot, would be an example of a Tiny Beast.  They start with five stamina, and will have a speed of two.    Tiny Beasts suffer a -2 to their Body, but gain a +2 to their Agility.  They reduce their damage dice one step, and also inflict -1 points per damage die rolled in combat.
+A Tiny Beast is typically less than 40cm in length, and weighs only a few kilograms.  A common housecat, or a fairly large parrot, would be an example of a Tiny Beast.  They start with five stamina, and will have a speed of three.    Tiny Beasts suffer a -2 to their Body, but gain a +2 to their Agility.  They reduce their damage dice one step, and also inflict -1 points per damage die rolled in combat.
 ==== Small ====
-A Small Beast is around 75cm in length---up to a meter, when tail is considered--and typically weighs about ten kilograms.  An average-sized dog is a good example of a Small Beast.  They start with eight stamina, and will have a speed of three.  Small Beasts suffer a -1 to their Body, but gain a +1 to their Agility.  They reduce their damage dice one step.
+A Small Beast is around 75cm in length---up to a meter, when tail is considered--and typically weighs about ten kilograms.  An average-sized dog is a good example of a Small Beast.  They start with eight stamina, and will have a speed of five.  Small Beasts suffer a -1 to their Body, but gain a +1 to their Agility.  They reduce their damage dice one step.
 ==== Medium ====