Have someone who will train you progressively in different bird calls for a price. Use it to call birds and learn animal lore. Then you could shoot them if you wish (not relly giving combat experience). Then skin them to get feathers that can be used to create flights using carving lore.


Abison

I hear you, but do you think I was really listening?

Yes! I would love to be able to do this! Not necessarily HAVE to kill them, but at least the ability to kill them if needed.

Although, after you slaughtered Big Bird's 20th cousin, I don't think they'd be as willing to heed your call anymore.

GENT

>Who else just had a flashback to attacking the chickens in the Legend of Zelda games?

me.

Alexii points at the Velakan Slaver and shouts, "Another one! Don't let him get away!"
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>>Who else just had a flashback to attacking the chickens in the Legend of Zelda games?

We need this in DR. Now.

>>Who else just had a flashback to attacking the chickens in the Legend of Zelda games?

>>We need this in DR. Now.

Consider this motion seconded.


Gypsy Draconita, Wandering Bard

From "A Link to the Past" and onwards, there were cuccos, which were mainly just re-named chickens, but with a vicious twist - if you attacked 'em, an entire host of cuccos would attack poor Link, causing some serious damage. I kinda lika the idea of having something here in DR that's similar - neutral or even helpful as long as you don't attack 'em, but vicious as a group if you attack even one.



Gypsy Draconita, Wandering Bard

>>Zelda chickens

In Twilight Princess, if you attack a Cucco, rather than the standard swarm of pissed off birds, you gained control of the abused bird for several seconds. It was... different.

~Kashik

Love the idea. Make some of the feathers wearable, too.

Skunks in the premie garg area in xing. Leave them alone, they leave you alone. Attack one and it'll skunk you.