Climbing

Secondary Abilities

Description: You can climb mountains and/or walls, and seldom have any fear of falling. The technical skills of chimneying, spike-setting and rappelling are all well known to you - though, depending on your skill, you may be good or indifferent at them. Remember, mountain climbing at night is far more difficult than a daylight climb unless you can see in the dark.

• Novice: You can scale easy mountains or walls with handholds.

• • Practiced: You go on mountaineering vacations. You can climb heavily weathered stone or brick walls.

• • • Competent: You work in an outdoor pursuits center as a mountaineering instructor. You can climb moderately rough stone or brick walls.

• • • • Expert: You've done at least a couple of famous peaks. You can free-climb a fairly smooth stone or brick wall.

• • • • • Master: Everest and K2 are mild hikes. You could free-climb the World Trade Center.

Possessed by: Mountaineers, Burglars, Enthusiasts

Specialties: Cliffs, Hiking, Ice, Buildings, Free-Climbing, Rappelling