===== Bear Trap Type =====
|<WRAP 300px centeralign>{{gallery>tcpdex:bear_trap.png?250x250&lightbox}}</WRAP> \\ <WRAP 300px centeralign> //"Prone to what can only be likened to nausea and vomiting, bear trap types experience constant fluid exposure. Drugs created to help slow fluid flow have proven effective on these weapon types, allowing them to ease their pains."// \\ \\ **Notable Examples:** [[tcpdex:specimens:gauntlet:provolone_fatlord|Provolone Fatlord]] </WRAP>| **ID:** 0185|
| :::                 | **Type:** Bear Trap|
| :::                 |**Category:** Weapon |
| :::                 |**Height:** 6 inches |
| :::                 |**Max Health:** OKAY (4) |
| :::                 |**Ability:** ANKLE BITER \\ \\ Bear trap types can sacrifice health in order to create a bear trap, either on their body or independent of it. They can also sacrifice health to activate any bear traps on their body, clamping them shut with immense force. While they can flex the jaws of the bear traps freely, they cannot close them with the full force of the trap unless they sacrifice health. |
| :::                 |**Physical Appearance:** Bear trap types have a standard body, but lack a head. Where the head should be is a modified bear trap with two spikes pointing upward and backwards resembling ears. The hinges on the sides of the trap have small lines engraved into them at an angle that resembles eyespots. There is a small chain connected to the bear trap that dangles freely down their back. Their body has jagged stripes on the torso, arms, and legs. |
| :::                 |**Voice:** Harsh metallic clanking and snapping. |
| :::                 |**External:** Standard skin |
| :::                 |**Internal:** Standard fluid |
| :::                 |**Special Attributes:** None |
| :::                 |**Other Notes:** Bear trap types prefer living near the woods, but many require to still be near a reliable pharmacist to manage fluid production. Many cats are afraid of bear traps due to their appearance, but doctors consider them ideal patients. They are actually very social, but have a harder time making friends, and often push people away out of fear of rejection. This does not mean they are weak cats; they won't start fights but will finish them. They prefer meaty foods and things they can crush up, some also like mushrooms or berries they could have foraged. They do not like fish, especially salmon, and would rather refuse a meal then eat it. Bear trap tcps have to get their trap sharpened occasionally, after years of use, and will jokingly call it going to the dentist. |

**Official Documentation**
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**Documented Cases**
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//Designed by Ringor Mortis. ©2018//

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