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QuestionText:	Mods, this is the dumbest question ever, I'm sorry. If one were to double up on the same soul (so someone with an Aves soul gets another, or Carnivora gets a second Carnivora soul), does anything happen? Or does nothing really change?
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AnswerText:	It's a good question! And... yes, it is entirely possible for a character to collect another of the same variety of soul! A double-Carnivora, a double-Aves....<br><br>As for what <i>happens</i> under these circumstances: while players can already select more than one 'species' for their character, as long as they fall under the same category (so an Aves could have the look of both a chickadee and a falcon, if desired), this would further support having the characteristics of two wildly different creatures. A bear soul, and a weasel, stuck in one person... Or for Terras, the addition of even <i>more</i> plant species.<br><br>It would also serve to <b>enhance</b> the Natural Soul's base powers. A Carnivora with cat <i>and</i> dog souls could use the destabilizing bark as well as the calling of electricity, and their ability to heal would also jump in effectiveness. <br><br>So in <i>general</i>, the expected abilities of each soul would be enhanced, and if they have exclusive avenues (such as Spectrals able to control a single element, or shapeshift into a single night-related animal; Terras with a poison specialty, etc.), they would be able to take on an additional aspect.

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