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| − | === | + | === Fetus Theft === |
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| − | + | You transfer a fetus from one carrier to another or between two carriers, who must be within 5 [[Body (Action)|Body]] of each other. A carrier can either be a female creature, a fertilized egg from a creature of the appropriate size, or a specially prepared container. In this way you can move a fetus from an mother to another, between two expectant females, to, from, or between fertilized eggs or even artificial containers. | |
| − | + | The transference process itself is instantaneous and does no bodily harm. The fetus will adapt to its new conditions, and can be carried to term normally there (though the mother might be very surprised at what she gives birth to). If the fetus is transferred into a container, it remains alive inside the container, ready to be transferred again or carried to term within the container. | |
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- Main article: Powers (Action)
Fetus Theft
Trigger Action (Finisher)
You transfer a fetus from one carrier to another or between two carriers, who must be within 5 Body of each other. A carrier can either be a female creature, a fertilized egg from a creature of the appropriate size, or a specially prepared container. In this way you can move a fetus from an mother to another, between two expectant females, to, from, or between fertilized eggs or even artificial containers.
The transference process itself is instantaneous and does no bodily harm. The fetus will adapt to its new conditions, and can be carried to term normally there (though the mother might be very surprised at what she gives birth to). If the fetus is transferred into a container, it remains alive inside the container, ready to be transferred again or carried to term within the container.