Huntables
Rats
One health, no bite, and back in half an hour — the huntable you scatter round a granary for a steady trickle of ingredients.
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Rats are the small end of hunting. One health means anything kills a rat, first time, every time. They have no attack, and they only notice you at 15 metres — half a deer's range, so you can get much closer before one bolts.
The number that matters is the respawn: about thirty minutes, against three hours for a deer or a wolf. A rat comes back six times as often as anything else, which makes a cellar with a few in it close to a renewable supply.
Rats are the exception to the drop pattern. They give no hide and no carcass — nothing for the tanner, nothing for the butcher. Everything a rat leaves is a body part: rats tail on most kills, rats foot up to four, rats tooth up to three. If you are hunting for leather or for meat, hunt deer instead; rats are for the ingredients.
A ranger earns 1 CXP, the lowest in the game, which is the trade for a kill that costs one hit and returns six times as fast. Anyone can loot the body. Party hunting does not really apply — a rat dies to the first hit, so there is never a second hunter to share it with.
Set respawn points around a barn, a cellar, a wharf, and each kill sends the rat to one of them at random.