As a Gamemaster, you just can’t
INTRODUCTION have something planned for every
A system-free supplement for a
Gamemaster running games
involving creatures of alien horror
for role- playing games of all genres,
fantastical or horrific
Above the waist it was semi-
anthropomorphic; though its chest… had
the leathery, reticulated hide of a
crocodile or alligator. The back was
piebald with yellow and black, and dimly
suggested the squamous covering of
certain snakes.
Below the waist… all human resemblance
left off. The skin was thickly covered with
coarse black fur, and from the abdomen
a score of long greenish-grey tentacles
with red sucking mouths protruded
limply. Their arrangement was odd, and
seemed to follow the symmetries of some
cosmic geometry unknown to earth or
the solar system. On each of the hips,
deep set in a kind of pinkish, ciliated
orbit, was what seemed to be a
rudimentary eye; whilst in lieu of a tail
there depended a kind of trunk or feeler
with purple annular markings, and with
many evidences of being an
undeveloped mouth or throat. The
limbs… terminated in ridged-veined pads
that were neither hooves nor claws.
Of genuine blood there was none; only
the foetid greenish-yellow ichor which…
left a curious discoloration behind it.
The Dunwich Horror, H P Lovecraft
(1929)
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eventuality. Perhaps you have to
step in to run something on short
notice or the normal group can’t
meet so you want something to
change the pace. The Cthulhu
Hack offers a simple system for
investigative horror, but where to
get the horror?
From Unformed Realms offers
you a gathering of random tables
to provide a springboard for your
creativity just when you need it
most.
As well as generating horrors, the
back of the book contains random
tables for story details, a complete
summary of traits, and a blank
horror log to record your creations.
CREDITS
Written by
Paul Baldowski
© June 2016
Cover art by
Apolonis
http://apolonis.deviantart.com/
Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported
(CC BY-SA 3.0)
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-
sa/3.0/
Published by
Just Crunch Games
http://www.justcrunch.com

FROM UNFORMED
REALMS
The following pages contain many
random tables. You should roll six-sided
dice to suit your tastes and generate
enough detail to give you a satisfying
horror. Most of the time rolling three
different colored dice at once will get
you to a final result quicker – so, if you
roll 2, 5 and 3, you know immediately
your horror has Linked Vision.
For example, you might roll a half dozen
times to generate a customized
aggressive horror, then another half
dozen to sketch out the situation in the
Appendix.
Adapting to The
Cthulhu Hack
From Unformed Realms makes no specific
assumptions about the specific abilities or Hit
Dice of the entities generated. In many cases, the
elements randomly generated will lack function
but present a suitable sense of the alien or
horrific. Any entity generated using the tables
here will require a Sanity Save on first
appearance. In a general sense, you may choose
to roll a number of dice on these tables up to the
Hit Dice of the horror – but should not feel
constrained to roll that amount precisely. A
horror might feel sufficiently terrifying and
sanity destroying after just a couple of rolls – in
which case, stop right there and run with your
creation as is.
Dice Conventions
The basic tables require that you roll a six-sided
dice to get a result. Some require additional
rolls. Where the sentence includes several
number ranges – e.g. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 – you should
roll a further six-sided die and choose that
option. As well as xD6 references (meaning roll a
number of six-sided dice equal to X), you may
also see D3 – which means roll a six-sided and
take 1-2 as 1, 3-4 as 2 and 5-6 as 3 – and xDx% -
which means roll the dice indicated as use the
number as if it were a percentage.
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EXTREMITIES
Survival of the fittest demands
the development of the most
basic features into something
destructive:
1-2 LIMBS
1 Pseudopods – The
creature possesses thick, strong
pseudopodia, grasping extrusions of
flesh that appear and disappear as
needed. The horrors flesh pulses and
ripples as it moves, the vestigial
tentacles simmering beneath the
surface. The pseudopodia may replace:
1-2 – arms, 3-4 – legs, 5 – both, 6 –
none, the pseudopodia supplement the
existing limbs, sprouting from spaces in-
between. The thrashing and prehensile
tentacles may strike out suddenly, slice
or whip cross ways. They also have: 1-2 -
fine motor control suited to handle
objects, 3-4 – powerful suckers, 5-6 –
writhing worm-like fingers.
2 Tendrils – The monster
has limbs like ribbons of flesh. The
strips of skin may serve as a means of
sensing the creature’s surroundings,
intercede as a layer of additional armor,
or have a means of feeding or extracting
nourishment from anything touched.
Unlike pseudopods, the creature has no
direct control over the tendrils.
3 Roots – The horror boils
around on a convulsing bed of snake like
roots. The roots: 1-2 – appear like
genuine plant roots, leaving a fetid green
ichor trail, 3-4 – look like an
externalized vascular system, veins and
arteries pulsing with an unhealthy glow,
5-6 – appear like a twisted and thorn
covered briar, snaking and coiling
around the creature’s legs. The roots
pulse and squirm, keeping the creature
aloft and surging forward.
 4 Spines – The creature
possesses limbs like spikes, horns or
bony spines. The creature seems to
balance precariously on needle tips of
bone. Every step skewers the ground.
Where the spines replace arms, the
horror has enough dexterity and control
to manipulate objects – though nothing
small or delicate. If the use weapons or
devices at all, they have a form like a
sheath or receptacle openings. The
creature stabs with its spines, impaling
targets and leaving gaping wounds.
5 Acquired – The entity
absorbs or subsumes the limbs of
victims. Like some experiment from the
lab of Doctor Frankenstein, limbs
appear sutured or secured with raw and
oozing scar tissue. None of the limbs
look alike and sometimes will retain
recognizable features, like jewelry,
clothing or tattoos. The creatures may
also retain other features, like screaming
mouths and staring eyes.
6 Multiple – The entity has
far too many limbs to have any practical
purpose or evolutionary need, but it can
manage just the same. If a pair of
specific limbs makes sense, the horror
has them in sufficient quantities to make
a character feel positively queasy (and
somewhat inadequate). The entity
thrashes and cartwheels with ease,
grappling and gliding over surfaces like
a body horror movie nightmare. Sheer
quantity of limbs means the life form
doesn’t even seem to care about losing a
few, flesh shredding and bones snapping
sickeningly.
3-4 WEAPONS
1 Scything Claws – The
entity’s arms (or legs) terminate in
vicious, impractical looking scythes. The
claws look like: 1-2 – elongated rhino
horns, 3-4 – splintered pieces of bone or
wood, 5-6 – frighteningly thin slivers of
something glistening and almost
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crystalline. The creature may have
fingers or feet at the base of the ‘scythe’
or the weapon may replace the entire
end of the limb, making it impractical
for pretty much anything but slaughter.
2 Pincers – Monstrous
pincers, like a lobster or crab, replace
either just the end or the whole of the
creature’s arms (or legs). The pincers
have a frightening snap like a steel
mantrap and saw-toothed edging liable
to slice through anything not adequately
protected. As the creature moves, the
pincers click and snap with a sound like
bones breaking.
3 Metallic – The entities skin
glimmers or gives off a dull sheen, the
surface spattered with a patina of what
might be rust. The metallic luster might
be armor or the natural hide, but either
way, the surface has razor sharp edges.
The entity seeks to grasp and wrestle
opponents, inflicting harm through
direct contact with its horny hide. Melee
attacks ring as they strike and the entity
parries blows with bare hands or kicks
them aside with its feet.
4 Diamond Sharp – As
the horror moves, the air around it
glimmers with flecks of light. Sunlight
glitters off the creature’s skin and the
effect causes strange after-images or
visual echoes. When the horror claws at
flesh, it slices like a paper cut, deep and
painless until the victim moves.
5 Mutation – The creature
possesses some organic or perversely
horrific adaptations of a common
weapon. Swords made from bone, guns
that throw viscous gobbets of spittle, or
missile launches veined and pulsing like
hideous phalluses. The weapons appear
like sickening extensions of the horror’s
body or they might be life forms in their
own right – pets, slaves, or parasites.
Whatever, the mutation never needs to
reload, or perhaps it draws some sort of
 sustenance from the creature itself.
Maybe, when an enemy falls, the
creature draws fresh ammunition from
bones, blood, flesh, or simply the whole
lifeless carcass.
6 Prehensile extremity
– A part of the horror serves as a
weapon and a manipulator, the creature
clearly exerting complete and delicate
control over every movement. The
horror has prehensile: 1 – Genitalia, 2 –
Crest, 3-4 - Tongue, 5-6 – Tail (roll on
the next table for additional benefits,
with greater control of movement). The
extremity has biological adaptations that
make it suited for causing damage –
whether through sharpness, weight,
serration or whatever.
5-6 TAIL
1 Scything – The creature’s
tail has a serrated spine running all the
way to the end, where it terminates in a
blade at almost a 90-degree angle. The
creature can thrash the tail with
considerable force, although without
much fine control, with great potential
for slashing and tearing damage.
2 Punching – The knobbly
skin of the horror’s tail ends in a bony
mass the size of a football, dotted with
knobs or dulled spikes. The horror can
strike with random twitches of the tail,
like a blow with a flail or club, with a
force sufficient to pummel flesh and
shatter bone.
3 Horned – The thick horny
skin of the entity’s tail, along with the
considerable length, makes it a viable
shield. The tail coils and swirls around
the entity as it moves and attacks, every
spasm and twitch putting up a
constantly moving barrier.
4 Strange Energy – The
monster’s tail glows with a foul and
unearthly energy, flickering fire rippling
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across the surface. Akin to an Electric
Eel, the creature’s body generates a
defensive energy that it expels through
blisters on the surface of its tail. The
energy shocks and burns on discharge,
followed by a short period of recovery.
5 Hollow – The light and
quick tail delivers a fluid on impact
through dozens of serrated openings in
the surface, or possibly something akin
to a scorpion’s sting. Roll again on the
Extra - Nature table in the Fluids
section, p11, to discover the side effects
of the delivered fluid.
6 Barbed – Tough, curved
nails stick out of the surface of the
creature’s tail, which catch in flesh and
material, tearing and rending. The barbs
inflict messy wounds, the flesh chewed
up as the curved points tug and pull. A
character struck by a barbed tail suffers
automatic ongoing damage from
bleeding and shock.
2
SENSES
The horror possesses sensory
or communication qualities
that give it an edge:
1-2 SOUND
1 Wail – The horror emits a
banshee wail that creates confusion and
disorientation. Those exposed to the
wail can feel the sound reverberating
through their skeleton, filling them with
a horrible sense of nausea and unrest.
2 Shout/Whisper – The
entity either expels a single sharp pulse
of sound, a snapping shriek that causes
those nearby to flinch, duck, and cover
unprotected ears. Or, the horror emits a
pervasive and disorientating sibilance
that sounds as if coming from
everywhere, inciting confusion, unease
and paranoia.
 3 Vision – The creature sees
with sound, uttering a constant and
irritating chatter, hum or buzz that
permeates and echoes in every direction.
While the creature can make perfect
sense of the noise, it has a tendency to
distract and confuse those not adapted
to sonic vision.
4 Blast – The brutish horror
emits a pulse of sound outside the
normal hearing spectrum of humans,
with such precision and force that it
shatters glass, masonry and bone.
5 Quake – The horror
appears to pulse and vibrate from
within, channeling a sickening thud of
sound through its feet into the ground.
As the sound quickens, the floor begins
to shudder and quake, vibrating with
such violence that those without
something to hold on to stand every
chance of falling over flat on their faces,
unable to get up. Intentionally falling
prone helps, but limits field of vision
and fire.
6 Disrupt – The creature
emits a screeching sound on the limits of
hearing that progressively degenerates
the structural integrity of living matter.
Cells begin to break down, causing
surface and sub-dermal bleeding, pain,
disorientation, blindness, vomiting and,
ultimately, death.
3-4 VOICE
1 Heat Chatter – The
horror communicates by altering, and
perceiving, changes in the pattern of
heat in the skin. As a positive side effect,
this makes it far more effective at seeing
differences in heat signatures amongst
non-horror targets. Potentially, a
character could mimic heat signals with
some jury-rigged contraption or blind
heat reading by setting fire to everything
in the vicinity.
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2 Scent Chatter – The
creature communicates by emitting and
sniffing odoriferous scents. The
physiology of the creature makes such
scents: 1 – undetectable, 2-3 – offensive,
4-5 – pleasant, 6 – arousing – to
humans smelling the passing
communications. The creature has a
keen sense of smell, but scent chatter
can become disrupted by overpowering
odors, especially artificial ones.
3 Sonic Chatter – The
creature communicates through a super-
or sub-sonic chatter. As well as a means
of communicating, the chatter
supplements the creature’s senses with
echolocation (like a bat). Creatures with
this ability favor cavernous, but
ultimately enclosed, spaces for hunting
and nesting, avoiding the damping
effects of the open air or the disruptive
confines of tight passageways.
4 Kaleidoscope – The
entity communicates through a complex
light display, flickering pinpricks like a
swarm of fireflies conveying a wealth of
information. The entity may have keen
vision, but also might have a specialized
receptor – like a large Cyclops-like eye
or a gem-like extrusion in the flesh of its
torso. Flares or flash bombs blind the
chatter and cut off all communications,
possibly temporarily overloading any
specialized receptors as well (although
even horrors of animal intelligence will
get wise to this tactic and ‘close’ their
eyes, cutting their chatter, when in the
presence of pesky meddling prey).
5 Spray Signal – The
horror communicates through a close-
range vapor-spraying gland. The vapor
appears to have no scent, but the
horrors understand the signals when it
comes into contact with their skin. A
horror on the run can leave a message
cloud in its wake that any horrors
coming after will pass through and pick
 up. The spray is: 1-2 – benign, 3-4 –
mildly acidic, 5 – sticky, 6 – toxic.
6 Mimic – The horror mimics
the noises around them, whether
machinery, the environment, animals,
or prey. Within the mimicked sound
they layer a sub-harmonic that carries
their message, though an intelligent
creature might double-up on the value
of chatter to both inform colleagues and
frighten enemies. The fact they mimic
and echo the surroundings can make
listening a disorientating and difficult
experience, with odd echoes and sources
of repetition.
5-6 VISION
1 Heat – Similar to Heat
Chatter, but the horror literally only
sees the variations of heat in the world
around it. The levels of perception make
it far more granular and specific than a
Heat Chatterer; this makes it far harder
to fool with other sources of heat like
fires or explosives, as the horror can see
the slightest variations even within the
searing heat of a flame to pick out the
movements and signals behind it. The
horrors can pick out their own kind
through their specific signature and may
have pads on their extremities that allow
them to leave clear trails or signs.
2 Phased – The creature has
a complex vision that sees through the
cracks between atoms, allowing them to
grasp the shapes and movements of
things beyond solid surfaces like walls
and floors. The sheer complexity of
Phased Vision means that the creatures
falls back on other senses as well. Those
seeking to block the vision can do so
with certain ultra dense minerals or
through massive heating of surfaces to
cause disruptive molecular agitation.
3 Linked – The horrors share
a common sense across a hive
consciousness, giving them a multi-
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dimensional view of their environment.
The link may extend to all senses or to
just one – erring on the side of the latter
as the former opens up too great a
vulnerability for a species faced with a
clever prey who identifies the weakness
of this otherwise helpful ability.
4 Compound – The entities
eye contains hundreds or thousands of
individual lenses that create a
kaleidoscopic image of their
environment. While low in detail
overall, the image makes for excellent
detection of movement. The entity can
see the slightest shift or twitch, making
any attempt at stealth far harder to pull
off.
5 360 Degree – The
creature goes one step better than a
common owl with the ability to see in
every direction. It can either swivel its
head in a complete circle or has sensory
organs spread evenly all around its
body, supporting a total sphere of vision.
6 Roaming – The horror
possesses free-roaming sight organs that
allow it to see ‘remotely’. The eyes
connect via tendrils, nerve filaments, or
some other organic means. If not
connected, the eyes can ‘gather’
information and then return home to
download it – the horror guiding the eye
with a fragment of brain function in a
separate body, like a snake, rat, or small
bird.
3
SKELETON
The evolution of the horror
has led to quite drastic
physical mutations of their
skeletal structure:
1-2 SPINAL MUTATIONS
1 Spines – The creature has
fine splinters or needles of bone
standing vertically outward, piercing the
 flesh. If attacked or attacking, the spines
become completely rigid and hard.
When attacked, the creature can curl up
and set the spines outward to catch
unprotected flesh. On the offensive, the
creature tends to whirl and spin around
opponents, using the spines for their
possible extra damage potential.
2 Thorns – The horror’s
spine sports hooked thorny growths that
it can: 1-2 – fire like projectiles, 3-4 –
shed like biological caltrops, 5-6 –
remove and regenerate, providing an
endless stock of vicious blades. The
thorns drip with some vile and
sickeningly colored fluid (roll again on
the Extra - Nature table in the Fluids
section, p11).
3 Sockets – The entity has
odd sucker like sockets along the spine,
and expanding out along limbs. The
strange mutation allows multiple
entities to merge and connect into an
increasingly enhanced and progressively
robust mega-entity. The process takes a
matter of moments and looks like some
body horror reworking of a popular
transforming robot franchise. Once
plugged together, the entity becomes a
coordinated whole with increasing
offensive and defensive potential.
Unplugging takes more time and tends
to happen after the entity has dealt with
any immediate threat.
4 Ooze – The creature has
pockets of oozing fluid visible along the
length of its spine and running along the
belly. If struck a fatal blow, death
spasms rupture the spine and cause the
ooze to explode in all directions. The
mildly acidic liquid fuses non-horror
tissue, causing it to melt and bond –
something like the effect of spilling
Super Glue on naked flesh or
polystyrene. The ooze seeps into the skin
of any doused target, as well as adhere
dripping pieces of the dead creature to
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anyone in the radius of the gooey
explosion.
5 Sacs – The horror has
amber colored sacs of thick fluid
attached to the spinal column and
visible through over-stretched skin. The
sacs link in to a network of hollow bones
and vessels throughout the entity’s body.
Damage causes the sacs to release their
viscous load, filling and sealing wounds
with a regenerative and pain-damping
resin.
6 Parasite – The horror’s
spinal column is a symbiotic parasite
and the intellectual core of its being. At
some point in the past, the horror
suffered a personal invasion as the
parasites attached themselves and
became one with their hosts. Now, the
two live off and with each other, sharing
their key attributes – one the fighter, the
other the thinker. Damage to the horror
may cause it to slow down and back off,
but – like a zombie – only in the
destruction of the spinal ‘brain’ can you
be certain of destroying it.
3-4 BONE MUTATIONS
1 Chitin Frag – The
creature possesses thick layers of fragile
bone, heaped up in plates, ridges and
horns across its body surface. While the
thickness protects the creature from
harm, attacks have the effect of
generating something like a natural
fragmentation grenade. Sharp slivers
and fragments of bone fly off at the
point of impact, shooting off in every
direction with the potential to pierce,
cut, or blind.
2 Armor – The horror
possesses a thick external skeleton, layer
upon layer of intermeshed and
interlocking bones that provide
incredible protection from harm.
 3 Blowfish – The entity has
a largely defensive mechanism that
allows it to expel the content of its lungs
into cavities around its body. By puffing
the air from lungs to cavities, it expands
to three or four times its normal size and
parts of its skeleton poke sharply
through the surface. While somewhat
damaging to itself, the sharp bones can
pierce attackers, while the expanding
mass shoves them away.
4 Blades – The creature can
extrude and extend blades of bone,
keratin, or enamel from joints, limb tips,
facial tissue, or pretty much anywhere
such growth would be nauseating or
dangerous.
5 Roller – The horror
possesses interlocking scales of semi-
flexible bone and cartilage. It can
effectively roll up, like an armadillo, and
in that state move around, go on the
defensive or shrug off a potentially killer
impact or explosion.
6 Pliable – Much of the
creature’s bone is more like cartilage,
bending and flexing, but very strong.
The creature moves with incredible
bounce and flexibility, and can squeeze
through narrow gaps, vents and pipes
with ease.
5-6 SKELETON
ADAPTATIONS
1 Cage – The horror has a
massively distended rib cage or belly,
made from thick, arcing bones. It can
keep prisoners trapped inside this
containing cage, ideally subdued. The
horror can open and close the bars of
the cage at will, and less subdued
prisoners or rescuers will find the bones
tough but breakable.
2 Adaptive – The creature
has a loosely connected skeletal
structure that allows it to make changes
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to size, form and reach. It can become
snake-like by disconnecting everything,
or reach distant targets by shifting more
bones into its arms, for example. The
creature’s skin might hang loose about
its body, or it might have an equally
adaptive scale-like skin layer.
3 Liquid – The entity has
bones made from a viscous fluid that
holds together to maintain structure, but
can give under impact and cannot break.
Something can, however, pierce them
and cause them to ooze out...
4 Sickening – The horrors
every movement generates horrible
sound effects, as the weird intermeshing
of bones grinds inside it. The creatures
constantly makes a sound like bones
popping in and out of their sockets, or
the wet sound of splintered bone gliding
through yielding flesh. Humans find the
sound nauseating and intensely
disturbing.
5 Boneless – The entity
lacks any sort of internal skeletal
structure, like some massive amoeba
6 Artificially Enhanced
– Whether a development by the
horrors or some masterful manipulation
of their species in the past, they now
have a highly modified and enhanced
bone structure made: 1-2 – from
adaptive, self-regenerating micro-
entities, 3-4 – from a nearly
indestructible metal-plastic polymer, 5-
6 – from star-heart dense super
materials that generate an unsettling
micro-gravity field that draws prey
toward the horror without any thought
or compulsion.
4
FLUIDS
The trouble with horrors is
the weird and insidious fluids
they always seem to secrete.
Once you have rolled on the Voluntary
 or Involuntary table, follow it up with a
roll on the Extra - Nature (p11) to
determine the hazardous side effects the
fluids have (or don’t if you just want to
work out the horror’s favorite fluid or
preferred medium of liquid attack):
1-3 VOLUNTARY
1 Spittle – The horror drools
and expels strings of glistening spittle.
2 Urine – The creature
urinates freely as it battles or
purposefully aims it into the faces of
opponents in an attempt to blind them.
3 Feces – The horror leaves
disgusting mounds of steaming manure
in its wake, peppered with fragments of
dismembered victims and thick with: 1-2
– strange iridescent maggots, 3-4 –
buzzing and biting flies, 5-6 – a foul
colored mucus that stinks like rotting
flesh and causes burning irritation if
touched.
4 Ink – The creature possesses
a defensive mechanism like an octopus
or squid, expelling a cloud of sticky,
blinding ink into the faces of enemies
and attackers.
5 Sweat – The entities skin
shimmers and steams with a glistening
layer of iridescent sweat. When it strikes
or moves about, gobbets of sweat slather
off and linger as a mist in the air.
6 Vomit – The entity can
voluntarily disgorge partially digested
food in a spray or as a particularly rank
projectile.
4-6 INVOLUNTARY
Involuntary fluids tend to arise from
attacks on the horrors or other
interactions that cause the liquid to exit
through wounds or by way of instinctive
reaction to external stimuli, like pain,
birth, or arousal.
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The horror may place itself in a situation
where this might more readily happen,
but cannot voluntarily generate or exude
this fluid otherwise.
1 Semen – The horror
ejaculates, whether due to excitement or
the accidental slicing of the
extraterrestrial version of a testicle.
2 Tears – Pain, fear or
anguish causes the horror to cry tears of
a strange and insidious fluid.
3 Pus – Attacks that tear or
puncture the creature’s skin cause sub-
dermal reservoirs of thick, bubbling pus
to ooze or spray out.
4 Blood – If you prick us, do
we not bleed? Better yet, do we not
spray slow-mo arcs of frothing ichor in
every direction?
5 Bile – The entity coughs and
wretches up gouts of bile from deep
down inside.
6 Milk – Fear for young or
feeding juveniles means the lactating
members of the horror swarm hang
heavy with nourishing milk.
EXTRA - NATURE
1 Corrosive – The fluid
breaks down or reacts with other
substances on contact. The fluid
contains:
1 – acid: blinding, mutagenic,
damaging to organs, corrosive to flesh,
2 – caustics: slippery, caustic to
flesh, potentially explosive in reaction to
water,
3 – oxidizers: causes strong
burning to skin, irritating to eyes and
mucus membranes, and in
concentration can be quite explosive,
4 – electrophilic halogens:
burns skin and eyes (rather like bleach),
 5 – organic halides: creates
thick, acidic smoke on contact with air,
6 – anhydrides: affects and
decomposes plastics
2 Extreme Temperatures
– The metabolism of the horror involves
internal fluids maintained at an extreme
of temperature, above or below that
normally tolerated by humans. The
substance either scalds or causes freeze
burns, both causing damage to exposed
flesh.
3 Tranquilizing – The fluid
contains a powerful neuroleptic
component, which causes muscular
weakness, trembling, apathy, impotence,
and lowered resistance to toxins, disease
and infection. The substance may also
cause mild hallucinations and
weariness. The fluid effectively makes
the victim a big, easy target for further
attacks…
4 Neurotoxin – Roll again
on the Extra - Neurotoxins table.
5 Unclean – Roll again on
the Extra - Unclean table, below.
6 Psychotropic – The fluid
alters the: 1 – mood, 2 – perceptions, 3
– behavior, 4 – state of consciousness, 5
– memory, 6 – decision making, of those
exposed to it. The measure of effect on
the facet of the individual’s personality
varies wildly. Roll D6 – with low
numbers indicative of minor change, a
high number of an extreme reaction.
EXTRA - NEUROTOXINS
1 Muscular Contraction
– The toxin causes the painful and
debilitating contraction of musculature,
causing the whole body to tense in
violent spasms.
2 Motor Control Loss –
The toxin causes twitching, convulsions,
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rapid loss of coordination, and – when
severe – death from respiratory
paralysis. Movement of the extremities
becomes increasingly difficult, and fine
movement absolutely impossible –
including aim with a weapon.
3 Muscular Atrophy –
The toxin degrades and dissolves muscle
tissue, resulting in muscle weakness.
The limbs weaken, akin to the
progressive onset of exhaustion.
4 Nerve Signal
Inhibitor – The neurotoxins
negatively alter the signal thresholds for
neural energy, which makes it harder
and harder for the body to react. The
effect of this is loss of motor and sensory
function, terminating in complete
paralysis and death without medical
attention.
5 Brain Toxicity – The
substance breaks down the facility of the
blood brain barrier in protection of the
brain from ingested toxins.
6 Cellular Destruction –
The toxin breaks down the membranes
that hold cells together, unraveling the
basic structure leading to increasing
toxicity and rapid cell death. The target
suffers muscular pain, internal bleeding,
searing headaches, loss of coordination,
and a rapid decline toward total cell
death.
EXTRA - UNCLEAN
1 Diseased – The fluid
contains abnormal organisms that have
no effect on the horror, but infect those
who come into contact with it. Wounds
suffered or fluid ingested causes: 1-2 –
pain, 3 – sensory dysfunction, 4 –
mental distress, 5 – chronic organ
failure, 6 – death. The disease has a
gestation period of 2D6 [1: minutes, 2-3:
hours, 4: days, 5: weeks, 6: months].
 2 Zombification – Anyone
exposed to the fluid, through: 1-2 –
wounds, 3-4 – digestion, 5 – respiration,
6 – skin contact, suffers from nausea,
sensory disconnection, headaches and
then black-outs. After a period of 2D6
[1-2: minutes, 3-5: hours, 6: days], the
exposed fall unconscious and then on
revival lose all control and any remnant
of intelligence. A slathering,
psychopathic, flesh-hungry zombie
remains, riddled with cysts and
abscesses, oozing with a vile black
liquid.
3 Necrotic – The fluid
causes premature cell death, skin and
flesh sloughing off in expanding chunks
as the condition worsens and spreads. A
character might avoid the ultimate
degeneration of their body into a
steaming puddle of liquid flesh through
amputation of the infected area(s).
4 Transmogrification –
Exposure to the fluid causes the affected
areas to adopt the horrors DNA and
transform, akin to the classic horror
movie The Fly. Elements of the horror
begin to appear – like skin texture and
color, malformation of limbs, growth of
new sensory apparatus and organs, and
so forth. The changes bring: 1-2 – no
benefit, as the horrors DNA seems
incompatible with the human nervous
system, 3-4 – partial enhancement of
faculties like senses or control of
additional limbs, 5-6 – a variant of split
brain syndrome, where the horror-
infected parts of the body work against
the human parts, whether through
malfunction or active attempt to damage
or control.
5 Cancerous – Once
introduced into the victim, the
substance causes the spontaneous
generation of irregular cellular growth.
The cancerous cells divide and grow
without control, all tumors showing
evidence of the horror’s DNA. Unlike
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more common forms of cancer known to
man, the horror’s neoplasm spreads
incredibly fast and overwhelms the
target in a period of 2D6 [1-2 – hours, 3-
5 – days, 6 – weeks]. Practical treatment
varies in form / effectiveness, potentially
causing more damage to healthy cells in
the process and reducing the
individual’s resistance to illness or
infection.
6 Petrifaction – The fluid
triggers a state change at the atomic
level, causing carbon to transform into
silicon, turning the infected into a
helpless statue over a period of 2D6 [1-2
– hours, 3-5 – days, 6 – weeks]. As with
previous states of Unclean fluids, the
character might halt the process through
application of strong, damaging
medication or by amputation.
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APPEARANCE
While the horror might wear
armor or arrive dressed in the
flayed skin of the fallen,
underneath it has natural features that
set it apart:
1-2 SKIN
1 Thorny – Sharp and dark
prickles of some kind of resinous
secretion stick out of the horror’s skin.
Any melee blows from or against the
creature may break off these wicked
barbs, causing additional damage,
bleeding and increasing potential for
infection (reducing the chance the
character can resist future attacks with
unclean or poisonous aspects).
2 Horny – Curved, bony
knobs poke through the skin of the
creature, slightly increasing its armor
and the damage inflicted when
delivering a crushing concussive blow.
3 Bioluminescent –
Hideous blisters and boils on the surface
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2 – blue, 3-4 – yellow, 5-6 – red
luminescence. Oddly, this seems to work
against them, making them easier to
target from a distance, though the
creatures may adopt a strategy of
running in single-file packs if intelligent
or guided by an intellect.
4 Leprous – The entity’s
skin looks diseased and pale, hunks of
sickened and dying flesh falling away as
it moves. Roll again on the Unclean
table, in the previous Fluids section, to
see what side effects exposure to the
sickly flesh of the entity might have.
5 Sickening – The horror
wears the torn and blooded remains of
past victims, like ears, eyeballs, fingers
or genitals. While attacking, the horror
takes pleasure in inflicting grievous and
horrible wounds, and bathes in gore of
its victims.
6 Someone Else’s – The
creature wears the flayed skins of past
victims, like a mask or disguise. From a
distance, the tattered remnants of skin
might pass the creature off as a
wounded human, long enough for it to
close range for a melee attack.
3-4 PROTUBERANCES
1 Young – The horror carries
the partially matured or half-formed
young of its species on, in, or
underneath its skin. Slashing or piercing
the skin of the horror will cause the
young to spill out: 1-2 – dying instantly,
3-4 – attacking in the final throes of life,
5-6 – attacking as juvenile, semi-capable
combatants angered by their sudden
eruption into the world.
2 Organs – The creature has
translucent or opaque skin that allows
onlookers to see the gruesome function
of every organ in its body.
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3 Victims – Tortured faces
and clawing fingers poke through the
stretched and hideous flesh of the entity.
Little prospect exists of saving victims in
this state, even with the immediate
destruction of the horror – though
characters with some means to expend
‘luck’ might have a fortuitous escape if
rescued.
4 Detritus – Random bits of
rubbish adhere or stick out of the
spongy or gooey flesh of the monster,
which might include weapons, weird
artifacts or odd personal possessions.
5 Digestion – Through the
surface of the horror’s skin, you can see
recently, and not so recently, consumed
food (or victims) passing through phases
of digestion.
6 Augmentation – The
surface of the creature’s skin bears the
scars and evidence of strange and
artificial augmentation. Rubbery,
metallic or ceramic devices stick out
through or just under the stretched and
scarred flesh of the creature, though
without clear evidence of purpose.
Devices might serve as nodules or
mounts intended to support the
insertion of some other object of artifact.
5-6 THAT LOOKS LIKE
1 Petals – The creature has
skin like fleshy petals or features that
appear petal-like. The petals may serve
as disposable armored plates, with their
fleshy thickness absorbing impacts and
ablating bullets. Under the right sort of
conditions the petals may provide an
advantage in stealth and hiding. The
petals may also provide a lure or conceal
something. The creature exudes a foul
but intoxicating odor that causes: 1-2 –
nausea and light-headedness, 3-4 –
drossiness and poor concentration, 5-6
– confusion and disorientation.
 2 Leaves – The horror looks
like it might have just rolled down a hill
in the autumn or dragged itself out of a
bush. In natural environments, the leafy
surface of the horror allows it to blend in
and employ incredible feats of stealth.
The thick leafy layer cushions impact
attacks against it. Engaged in a
grappling attack, the leafy skin makes it
possible for the horror to stifle and
surround prey, cutting off their ability to
breathe with mechanical assistance.
3 Scales – The entity has an
interlocking carapace of scales, like a
dragon or a salamander. The squamous
carapace provides protection from
physical attack, as well as some measure
of environmental harm (e.g. fire
resistance).
4 Living Hair – The surface
of the horror’s body looks like a mass of
wafting tentacles, like an anemone. The
hair on the surface moves as if buffeted
by currents or possessed by some
fiendish follicular intelligence. The hair:
1-2 – forms an additional passive sense
that the horror doesn’t need to control
to get valuable feedback from about its
environment, 3-4 – captures a static
charge that the creature can expel in
bolts of crackling energy, 5-6 – detects
and adjusts to surroundings providing a
measure of natural camouflage, allowing
the horror to blend in like a chameleon.
5 Molten Slag – The
entity’s surface gives off a dull glow and
a wash of heat haze. Somehow, the
entity draws heat from the ground or the
air around it, and that heat pushes out
through the surface of its silicon-based
body. Touching the surface causing
burns and flammable material may
catch fire. The heat draw from around it
might effectively surround it with a
sphere of biting cold, to which the heat
renders it immune.
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6 Ooze – The creature’s skin
glistens with a strange slime, allowing it
to squeeze through narrow spaces and
glide across the ground, like skating on
ice. The oozing makes the creature near
silent while moving and fiendishly hard
to grab hold of or grapple in melee. The
ooze also: 1-2 – makes it impervious to
water, 3-4 – makes it impervious to gas
attacks and loss of breathable air, 5-6 –
makes it impervious to flame or heat.
6
OTHER FEATURES
Something essential to the
culture or existence of the
horror sets it apart and gives
it purpose:
1-2 BIRTHING
In all cases, unless stated, an egg or eggs
have a gestation period of 2D6 [1:
minutes, 2-3: hours, 4: days, 5: weeks, 6:
months]. The egg may have a
mechanism to camouflage, hide, merge
or latch on to preserve itself from
detection or removal before completion
of the gestation cycle.
1 Sac – The horror has a form
of gestation that involves an extended
birthing sac. The sac: 1-2 – contains the
early stages of their young in vital fluids
needed for growth, 3-4 – contains
victims of the horror in a conscious state
while the fetal youths grow and mature
inside them, 5-6 – contains thousands
(or millions) of immature horrors in a
state of bio-stasis awaiting a time when
plentiful food supplies make it viable for
the sac to erupt and the young to flow
out.
Rupturing the sacs with weapons
might destroy the young or prematurely
trigger their ‘birth’. Application of heat,
flame or corrosives might suffice to
destroy the sacs outright.
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by grasping hold of their prey and
inserting fertilized eggs directly into
their bodies, usually through an existing
orifice, but opting, if necessary, for open
wounds. After the gestation period the
young: 1-2 – claws its way out, 3-4 –
consumes the carrier from within, 5 –
latches on to and controls the carriers
nervous system until maturity, then
‘sheds’ the shell, 6 – infects the carrier
with a biological mutation that causes
psychopathic rage and spreads larvae
through tainted bodily fluids.
3 Puncture – The creature
punches through the surface of the skin
and leaves eggs in the: 1-2 – wound, 3-4
– blood, 5-6 – sub-dermal layer. As part
of the gestation period, the presence of
the horror causes: 1-2 – nausea,
convulsions, death, 3-4 – itching,
biological mutation, rampage, death, 5-6
– rash, sores, buboes, blood poisoning,
death. On death, the fledgling horror
emerges from the twisted and mutilated
corpse ready to continue the cycle of
destruction.
4 Grenade – The horror
launches whole eggs or larval ‘grabbers’
from an orifice or bio-weaponry
extension of its body. The ‘grenade’ form
of horror: 1-2 – shatters on impact and
covers the target with invasive and many
toothed spermatozoa, 3-4 – grapples on
impact and attempts to either insert
genetic material or assume direct
control, 5-6 – explodes on impact
infecting the target like a virus, with the
same potential to combat it whether
with strong medication or potentially
harmful therapies.
5 Spray – The monstrous
beast ejects a shower of liquid, through
one of many orifices, showering anyone
within range with ‘birthing’ fluid. The
fluid contains: 1-2 – parasitic larval
young, 3-4 – spermatozoa capable of
fertilizing human bodies with animal
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genetic material (and not necessarily
just females), 5-6 – spermatozoa
capable of mutating human DNA with
horror nuclear genetic information
capable of transforming all future
progeny of that individual into human-
horror hybrids. The potential may exist
to stop the process with deep cleaning,
chemical scouring, burning or
something even more invasive and
painful.
6 Haunt – The creature ejects
a semi-sentient, grasping, desperate
homing ‘sperm’ – an embryonic hellion
seeking out a host or a rivulet of self-
guided gunk. The incomplete wretch
may possess vestigial limbs or sensory
faculties, trailing amniotic fluid and
slime in its wake, or simply manifest as a
noisome genetic porridge.
3-4 FORM
While the rest of the tables highlight key
features and unusual mutations in the
abominable entities, Form defines a
general and pervasive set of features
suggesting a subsumed animal.
1 Insectoid – The horrors
possess six legs and a body segmented
into three parts. They breathe through
spiracles, holes in their sides that
puncture the surface of their armor or
skin, and have no internal skeletal
structure. They have mandibles that
gather and draw food into their mouths
and have antennae somewhere on their
bodies that provide them with extra
sensory input. Some Insectoid horrors
possess wings or at least vestigial
evidence of their existence. The
simplistic nature of Insectoid horror can
make them hard to kill.
2 Arachnoid – The entities
have eight legs, or limbs, and bodies
segmented into two parts. They have an
external skeleton, which may extend to a
thick protective armor-like covering.
 Arachnoids secrete substances suited to
building nests, traps, containment
webbing and climbing lines. They have
methods of injecting poison or vomiting
corrosive bile. The entities have extra
senses that can detect motion and
vibration.
3 Lupoid – The creatures
have the appearance of hunting animals,
low, long and narrow, with sharp
features and sharper teeth. They possess
great speed and short-term endurance
to catch up on and overcome any prey,
with clamping jaws that close with
puncturing force and hold fast. They
have keen senses, including acute
hearing and vision adapted to both light
and darkness. They hunt in packs,
effectively using their numbers to
outnumber, outflank and overcome.
4 Ophidian – The horrors
have thin, limbless bodies – or at least
bodies with retractable limbs, with
linear organs running the length of its
body and an internal skeleton. As well as
normal senses, the Ophidian horror can
detect heat, with fleshy membranes
about its face, and taste odors with its
tongue. Cold blooded, it seeks out
warmth and hunts warm-blooded prey.
Ventral scales on the belly allow it to
grip and propel itself forward at speed.
Many Ophidians have means of venom
delivery, whether through fangs, spit or
some other medium, and expandable
jaws, allowing them to swallow prey
whole.
5 Pachyderm – These
monstrous creatures possess massive
bulk and considerable strength, with
dense musculature and skeletons. They
have thick limbs and heavy hides,
sometimes leathery and armored, other
times layered with thick, bristling fur
rank with musk and sweat. While they
may appear ponderous, they gather
speed quickly and prefer to bull rush,
trample and generally barrel prey to the
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floor, crushing them flat. Most have
prominent horns and tusks, suited to
goring and impaling. Like wild boar,
Pachyderm horrors maintain an
omnivorous diet.
6 Rattus – Opportunistic
survivors, displaying an unsettling level
of intelligence and sense of society
amongst brethren, the Rattus entity
always finds a way. Capable of adapting
to almost any climate or environment,
they can swim, tunnel, climb, and travel
at considerable speed, fitting into small
holes and spaces. They have very keen
eyesight and sense of smell. They often
carry and transmit disease and infection
without suffering any serious side effects
themselves.
5-6 SPECIALISTS
The characters have encountered a
specific and specialized caste of the
horror. The specialist may be the key
component of a mixed group or the sole
type uncovered – in which case the more
general population might lie elsewhere.
For example, the Sentries might appear
far removed from the core group as they
serve as shock troops against a perceived
threat, whereas a group of Workers
might be discovered foraging or
gathering a great distance from the
central ‘nest’.
1 Workers – The horror is of
a class solely suited to menial tasks or
feats of great strength and endurance.
They may travel long distances or move
through dangerous ground and carry
back supplies, food, or prisoners.
Workers tend to be dull witted, but with
enough commonsense to get the job
done right regardless of the difficulties
and obstacles. They opt for the most
direct route, even where physically
damaging or hazardous to their
existence. If encountered before any
other type, the experience of meeting a
Worker might lure the unwitting to
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potential of the horror – or they might
be the worst of their kind.
2 Movers – The horror is of a
caste with a specialized means of
locomotion not known amongst the
others. The Movers have: 1 – wings, 2 –
tunneling claws, 3 – muscular leaping
limbs, 4 – gliding flaps, 5 – gills and fins
for swimming, 6 – hooks or suckers for
wall-crawling or for scampering across
ceilings. The Movers often serve as
shock troops, scouts, or decoys, vital for
gathering information, softening up the
enemy, or spreading doubt and breaking
morale.
3 Sentries – The horror is of
a warrior caste solely responsible for the
defense of the group. While general
horror physiology supports a flexible
range of faculties and tools intended to
serve in completion of various tasks, the
Sentry has only one function and its
body makes this clear. A Sentry might
lack many sensory, reproductive and
digestive features. In place of these
unnecessary extras, the Sentry has
armor and a dominant weapon –
something that defines it and shapes it,
like an impractically massive gun or
body spanning blade.
4 Queen – The monsters
have one or more Queens responsible
for the continuation of the species. The
Queen may have total control over
everything, or might simply serve as a
birthing vessel, tied to a complex
biological mechanism producing the
next generation. One Queen might
nurture a batch of her own
replacements, before she is banished,
consumed or destroyed on their
maturity. Alternatively, more than one
Queen might serve a splinter of the
whole group, the core of several ‘cells’
encroaching upon or invading the world
about them.
5 King – The entities have a
controlling influence, like a bull of
fearsome power or perhaps an intellect
weak in body but incredibly cunning.
The King may coordinate the whole
drive of the horrors, or may simply serve
as a central means of control, like a node
or heart for the greater masses. If a
Queen exists, the King may serve as a
mate, and might also be entirely
disposable as a result.
6 Food – The horror
encountered was maintained as a source
of food for something more horrible, or
serves as a strange feast for witless
human worshipper. The creatures
engage in a cannibalistic phase: 1-2 –
when they’re hungry, 3 – after sex, 4 –
before sex, 5 – before hunting, 6 –
before transforming into something else
more gruesome. The Food exists in a: 1-
2 – state of bliss, cared and waited on
until the time of consumption, 3-4 –
docile and dull-witted state, doing little
more than sleep and consume until the
fateful day of feeding, 5-6 – battling and
competitive state where only the most
worthy and able Food can expect to feed
the other horrors, the less able killed
and consumed by the victor only.
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 SUMMARY OF TRAITS
1 EXTREMITIES 4 Ooze 3 Necrotic
1-2 LIMBS 5 Sacs 4 Transmogrification
1 Pseudopods 6 Parasite 5 Cancerous
2 Tendrils 3-4 BONE MUTATIONS 6 Petrification
3 Roots 1 Chitin Frag 5 APPEARANCE
4 Spines 2 Armor 1-2 SKIN
5 Acquired 3 Blowfish 1 Thorny
6 Multiple 4 Blades 2 Horny
3-4 WEAPONS 5 Roller 3 Bioluminescent
1 Scything Claws 6 Pliable 4 Leprous
2 Pincers 5-6 SKELETON ADAPTATIONS 5 Sickening
3 Metallic 1 Cage 6 Someone Else’s
4 Diamond Sharp 2 Adaptive 3-4 PROTUBERANCES
5 Mutation 3 Liquid 1 Young
6 Prehensile Extremity 4 Sickening 2 Organs
5-6 TAIL 5 Boneless 3 Victims
1 Scything 6 Artificially Enhanced 4 Detritus
2 Punching 4 FLUIDS 5 Digestion
3 Horned 1-3 VOLUNTARY 6 Augmentation
4 Strange Energy 1 Spittle 5-6 THAT LOOKS LIKE
5 Hollow 2 Urine 1 Petals
6 Barbed 3 Feces 2 Leaves
2 SENSES 4 Ink 3 Scales
1-2 SOUND 5 Sweat 4 Living Hair
1 Wail 6 Vomit 5 Molten Slag
2 Shout 4-6 INVOLUNTARY 6 Ooze
3 Vision 1 Semen 6 OTHER FEATURES
4 Blast 2 Tears 1-2 BIRTHING
5 Quake 3 Pus 1 Sac
6 Disrupt 4 Blood 2 Grasp
3-4 VOICE 5 Bile 3 Puncture
1 Heat Chatter 6 Milk 4 Grenade
2 Scent Chatter EXTRA - NATURE 5 Spray
3 Sonic Chatter 1 Corrosive 6 Haunt
4 Kaleidoscope 2 Extreme Temperatures 3-4 FORM
5 Spray Signal 3 Tranquilizing 1 Insectoid
6 Mimic 4 Neurotoxin 2 Arachnoid
5-6 VISION 5 Unclean 3 Lupoid
1 Heat 6 Psychotropic 4 Ophidian
2 Phased EXTRA - NEUROTOXINS 5 Pachyderm
3 Linked 1 Muscular Contraction 6 Rattus
4 Compound 2 Motor Control Loss 5-6 SPECIALISTS
5 360 Degree 3 Muscular Atrophy 1 Workers
6 Roaming 4 Nerve Signal Inhibitor 2 Movers
3 SKELETON 5 Brain Toxicity 3 Sentries
1-2 SPINAL MUTATIONS 6 Cellular Destruction 4 Queen
1 Spines EXTRA - UNCLEAN 5 King
2 Thorns 1 Diseased 6 Food
3 Sockets 2 Zombification

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 preservation investment firm

The Obligatory 5
group
Local 5 Inventor

Appendix 6
government
Aspiring 6 Artist
troublemaker
While you might have used the tables
that make up the bulk of this
supplement just to excite some ideas on Reason?
the nature of a new horror, you might The organization’s purpose in funding
need further nudging. The following the location:
tables can offer you a sort of ‘mission
statement’ for your adventure, although 1-3: Roll again 4-6: Roll again
you’re free to choose or ignore anything 1 Tax reasons 1 Scam
that doesn’t suit. 2 Medical research 2 Removing
[THE HOOK] leads to a [LOCATION] competition
owned by [ORGAN-ISATION] for the 3 Searching for 3 The voices told
last [D6 x D6 x D6] [1-2: years, 3-4: something lost them so…
months, 5-6: weeks] for the purpose of 4 Government 4 Influential
[REASON], which has become the directive benefactor
target of the horror because 5 Controlled 5 Playing a hunch
[MOTIVATION].
experiment
6 Site once 6 Accidental
The Hook?
occupied
How did the investigators get roped in
to this whole affair? Location?
1 Strange stories 4 Inexplicable Depending on the sort of game you’re
experience playing, the location might involve
2 Newspaper 5 Visited by chance significant travel for the characters to
report reach and explore, or it might be a quick
hop across a local or country border.
3 Intriguing 6 Unexpected
Tweak the specifics or re-roll where an
artifact in the invitation anachronistic outcome arises (i.e. the
mail result suggests an environment
unsuited to your current campaign
Organization? setup):
This organization backed, funded and 1: Roll again 2: Roll again
may currently occupy the location now
1 Mine 1 Inhospitable scrub
under threat:
2 Foundry 2 Scientific
1-3: Roll again 4-6: Roll again establishment
1 The 1 National 3 Dead lands or 3 Wooded hills
(Predominant) government desert
Church 4 Remote 4 Bank reserve
2 Wealthy Cult / 2 Scientific research camp
Sect research group 5 Crumbling old 5 Hospital
3 Front for a Crime 3 Cover for building
Syndicate anarchists 6 Cave or tunnel 6 Warehouse
4 Heritage 4 Bank or network

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 3: Roll again 4: Roll again catastrophe enslaved
1 Slaughterhouse 1 Sprawling slum 3 Feasting upon 3 Insignificance of
2 Fort / Castle 2 Farm humanity humanity
3 Boot camp 3 Holiday resort 4 Disturbing chant 4 Stupidity of
4 Ship 4 Ancient ruins humanity
5 Border outpost 5 Ghost town 5 Reflection of 5 Hunted
6 War zone 6 Remote villa deformity
6 Watched from 6 Sanity-shredding
5: Roll again 6:Roll again
space experiment
1 Church 1 Natural cavern
2 Penal colony 2 Lost city Strange Discovery?
3 Place of exile 3 Ancient tomb
4 Pilgrimage site 4 Partially
Searching around a location the
discovery of something quite out of the
drowned village
ordinary leads to questions or a hint of
5 Corporate 5 Heritage site more.
headquarters
6 Drifting wreckage 6 Primitive 1-3: Roll again 4-6: Roll again
settlement 1 Scratched design 1 Desiccated
or symbol corpse
Horror’s Motivation? 2 Severed 2 Stained altar
What does the horror want? Of course, appendage
it might not have any motivation – or at 3 Sealed container 3 Weird footprints
least nothing comprehensible to 4 Disturbing 4 Mutated wildlife
humans. artwork
5 Inexplicable 5 Unsettling
1-3: Roll again 4-6: Roll again
skeleton landscape
1 Protecting their 1 Attracted by radio
6 Forgotten 6 Lingering
young signals
stairway presence
2 Protecting their 2 Drawn by heat or
birthing site light
3 Protecting an 3 Ancient NOTES
artifact programming
4 Built on their 4 Basic Fight or
food source Flee response
5 Periodic 5 Slaughter the
breeding cycle “animals”
6 Hungry 6 Summoned

Nightmares?
People (or investigators) who sleep at or
near the location might experience
strange and disturbing dreams?

1-3: Roll again 4-6: Roll again

1 World overrun 1 Bloody sacrifice
of dreamer
2 Weird 2 Humanity

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 HORROR LOG
NAME: _________________________________________________

MOTIVATION: _________________________________________

TRAITS: [Record your roll, the Trait and the additional detail]

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NOTES:

DESCRIPTIVE SUGGESTIONS:

Accursed, Amorphous, Ancient, Angular, Bestial, Blasphemous, Bloated, Brutish, Cadaverous, Cancerous, Dank,
Dead-Eyed, Deathless, Demonic, Depraved, Elastic, Eldritch, Emaciated, Faceless, Fecund, Fetid, Flowing,
Furtive, Gaunt, Gibbering, Glutinous, Heaving, Hideous, Horrific, Ichorous, Indescribable, Iridescent, Leprous,
Loathsome, Lumpy, Lurking, Malevolent, Malformed, Membranous, Misshapen, Monstrous, Nameless, Non-
Euclidean, Obscene, Oozing, Pallid, Profane, Puckered, Putrid, Quivering, Repellent, Rubbery, Rugose, Scabrous,
Swarthy, Tenebrous, Ululating, Unholy, Unmentionable, Unnameable, Unspeakable, Unutterable, Viscous

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Gustavo Pereira (Order #22781335)