Powerful and skilled fetches can create creatures much like themselves, but cannot instill them with the capacity for human-like thought. The fetches can, however, make fetches that act like animals, and so a changeling might find his fetch waiting for him with a menagerie of feral dogs and hissing cats, perhaps even astride a fae-steed. To craft a fetch-beast, the fetch needs some raw material (dirt, refuse, dead flesh — nearly anything will do) and must sacrifice an animal of the type the fetch wishes to create. This requires a degeneration check for fetches at Morality 4 or higher. The player rolls Dexterity + Crafts as an extended action. Each roll requires one day of work, and the target number is the Health rating of the fetchbeast. Once the target number of successes is reached, the fetch spends Glamour equal to the fetch-beast’s Health, and the creature comes to life. From there on out, the creature behaves like a member of its species, save that the fetch-beast sometimes displays a disturbingly acute intelligence and shows almost no interest in other members of its species. The fetch-beast obeys its creator without question, and is not subject to communication or control by any supernatural powers that normally work on animals.