Added Mustel

Added 2DA & TLK entries for Mustel genotype.

NOTES/Marsu.txt

@@ -4,11 +4,11 @@ Marsu Ability Adjustments: None
 
 Special Abilities:
 
-- Engineered: All Engineered receive a +2 to Hide & Move Silently checks & a -2 to Lore (Decipher Script) checks.
+- Engineered: All Engineered receive a +2 to Hide & Move Silently checks & a -2 to Decipher Script checks.
 - Medium: As Medium creatures, marsus have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
 - Marsu base land speed is 30 feet.
 - Darkvision: Marsus can see in the dark as well as daylight.
-- Natural Climber: Marsus recieve a +3 to Climb checks.
-- Natural Leapers: Marsus recieve a +3 to Jump checks.
+- Natural Climber: Marsus recieve a +4 to Climb checks.
+- Natural Leapers: Marsus recieve a +4 to Jump checks.
 - Mutations: Engineered characters begin with 2 minor positive mutations, 1 major positive mutation and 1 minor negative mutation.  Choose the positive mutations, and then roll for the negative one.
 - Genetic Instability: Mutants of all sorts suffer from genetic instability.  All mutant characters suffer a –2 penalty on all saves against developing new mutations (such as when exposed to environmental mutagens.  This penalty increases by –1 for every two character levels (for example, a 2nd-level mutant suffers a –3 to her save against mutation).

NOTES/Mustel.txt

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-The Engineered are some of the most common mutants on Gamma Terra, and the most likely to breed true and create communities of their own. Final Wars era scientists designed these “moreaus” primarily as living weapons and hyper-specialized workers and soldiers, though some breeds were made for entertainment, pleasure and experimentation.  Whatever a particular strain’s origins, many of them escaped into the wild during or  immediately following the Final Wars and not only survived, but prospered.  Almost any higher animal imaginable, and a few fish & invertibrates, have been elevated to this man-like status, and to varying degrees.  "Musteliod" is a catch-all term to describe engineered mutants that have a ferret, otter, skunk or similar musteline as their genetic progenitor.
+The Engineered are some of the most common mutants on Gamma Terra, and the most likely to breed true and create communities of their own. Final Wars era scientists designed these “moreaus” primarily as living weapons and hyper-specialized workers and soldiers, though some breeds were made for entertainment, pleasure and experimentation.  Whatever a particular strain’s origins, many of them escaped into the wild during or  immediately following the Final Wars and not only survived, but prospered.  Almost any higher animal imaginable, and a few fish & invertibrates, have been elevated to this man-like status, and to varying degrees.  "Mustel" is a catch-all term to describe engineered mutants that have a ferret, otter, skunk or similar musteline as their genetic progenitor.
 
-Musteliod Ability Adjustments: None 
+Mustel Ability Adjustments: None 
 
 Special Abilities:
 
-- Engineered: All Engineered receive a +2 to Hide & Move Silently checks & a -2 to Lore (Decipher Script) checks.
-- Medium: As Medium creatures, musteliods have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
-- Musteliod base land speed is 30 feet.
-- Natural Acrobat: Musteliods recieve a +3 to Tumble & Balance checks.
-- Natural Weapon: Musteliods can make two natural claw attacks for 1d4 damage each.
+- Engineered: All Engineered receive a +2 to Hide & Move Silently checks & a -2 to Decipher Script checks.
+- Medium: As Medium creatures, mustels have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
+- Mustel base land speed is 30 feet.
+- Skill Affinity (Tumble) & Skill Affinity (Balance): Mustels are natural acrobats.
+- Natural Weapon: Mustels can make two natural claw attacks for 1d4 damage each.
 - Mutations: Engineered characters begin with 2 minor positive mutations, 1 major positive mutation and 1 minor negative mutation.  Choose the positive mutations, and then roll for the negative one.
 - Genetic Instability: Mutants of all sorts suffer from genetic instability.  All mutant characters suffer a –2 penalty on all saves against developing new mutations (such as when exposed to environmental mutagens.  This penalty increases by –1 for every two character levels (for example, a 2nd-level mutant suffers a –3 to her save against mutation).