Another very common mutation from the old school Gamma World game, udpated to be used in Mutant Future and other similar games.
The mutant’s synapsis and neurons have difficulty retaining information. Unless the mutant writes something down when viewing, hearing or otherwise sensing something, it will never remember it in the same manner twice – if it remembers it at all. The ML can decide if the mutant misplaces objects or other similar effects. Furthermore the mutant suffers a penalty equal to the power score when it...
This is my first attempt to create a playable race for the Starfinder game. I won't deny that I have been inspired by other sources found online, but all the text and abilities are of my own thoughts and design.
A pox on the fella which suggested that I like 'Monster Girls'. I had to go and watch the anime after that and although I am loath to admit it, I DO like Monster Girls. =)
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The mutant possesses a strange energy field that it can control at will. This mutation allows the mutant to touch the wound of another and halt blood loss. This instantly heals any continuous bleeding damage inflicted by various weapons and mutations. The touch will also heal four plus the power score modifier damage to any wound which broke the epidermal layer. In other words, only wounds that...
An Outsider inspired by one of the stories in the Monter Hunter Files anthology.
As always, I have taken quite a few artistic liberties with this creature as I wrote it up for the game.
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Skin dies constantly and is replaced by new cells. The mutant with this defect suffers this at a greatly accellerated rate and often looks like the walking dead.
The mutant is able to reduce a specific type of damage. The mutant can ignore its power score in damage by the specified type of attack per round. For example, a mutant with a power score of ten has damage reduction against kinetic damage, and during combat the mutant comes under attack by three other mutants using clubs, each doing 1d6 damage The first two attacks do a 3 and 5 points of damage...
