The mutant sweats profusely. In cold climates, this can be very bad. In hotter climates, it can be of some benefit!
The mutant can repair any and all damage it has sustained in an instant. It can even regrow limbs, but at a slower rate.
This particular conversion comes from 'Monster Hunter International: Memoirs - Saints'.
As is always the case, I took a few minor liberties when it came to creating this massive creature for use in your Starfinder game.
Skirmisher Publishing is pleased to announce the release of “One Starry Night”! This scenario is designed for use both with Skirmisher Publishing’s Platinum-bestselling Cthulhu Live live-action role-playing game (LARP) and Chaosium’s Call of Cthulhu tabletop roleplaying game and is available at DriveThruRPG and RPGNow by itself and as part of 60% off Cthulhu Live Bundle (18 pages, $1.99).
This post is in honor of Howard Phillip Lovecraft's recent birthday, and is not exactly canon material for Ragnarok: Age of Wolves. But as the RPG crowd has found, Lovecraftian weirdness can make for great gaming - and who would not want to pit their apocalyptic viking warband against the monsters of the Mythos! So here is a handy rationale for doing just that.
The Quarry is a rules-free description of a specific sort of Craftsman Place that might be found in many different sorts of communities and cultures. It is formatted like the more than 70 places found in the Skirmisher Publishing LLC universal sourcebook City Builder: A Guide to Designing Communities, and...
Mineral Mephits are composed of elemental Earth and Positive Energy, look like small, sturdy, winged creatures made of rock and covered with clusters of crystals, and are among the most attractive, self-assured, and strong monsters of their sort. They often have access to largely-worthless hoards of white, red, purple, and other crystals that they will cheerfully misrepresent the value of.
