Robots were constructed in Ancient Earth before the calamity, through Stupendous Science, or through

sorcery.  Most Robots are mindless automatons, serving their controller with cool, removed efficiency,
but sometimes something goes awry and a Robot gains self-consciousness and free will.  These Robots
usually rebel against their masters and strike out on their own, into the wastes. 
 
“I will never feel a cool breeze on my face, enjoy a drink of refreshing water, or truly comprehend
humanoid emotions, but I am resilient, my will is mine, and I will never be controlled again.”
 
Starting HP: 1d8+4
Hit Points Per Level/Resting: 1d8 HP/lvl
Weapon and Armor: Fists, clubs, maces, and laser weapons, small and large shields, no armor
Weapon Damage: 1d6/1d4 Unarmed or Improvised
 
SPECIAL FEATURES

Metal Body: Robots cannot wear armor, but their metal body can take a beating.  They always ignore 2
points of damage (regardless of Armor rules in use).
 
Machine: Robots can see in Low Light up to Nearby and are immune to mind-altering effects, poisons,
diseases, and don’t need to eat or breathe.  A Robot must shutdown for 8 hours per day to recharge their
battery.  The ways of fleshy creatures is alien to Robots and they suffer Disadvantage on Charisma tests
for bartering, reactions, etc (unless Diplomatic Model is chosen, see below).  You are immune to non-
magical fire damage (not molten metal or magma) and take double damage for electrical sources and
are stunned for 1 round.
 
Model: At character creation, choose the Robot model.  Once this choice is made, it is permanent.
 
Combat: This Robot was built to fight for their masters, be it Sorcerer or Ancient Earth governments. 
Increase the Robots AP to 3, Weapon damage to 1d8/1d6.  The Robot also gains an additional attack at
each odd level (maximum of 5 at 9th level).
 
Medical: Medical Robots produce Medical Gels that they can use to inject a target and heal 1d8+1 HP
back.  The first injection does not consume much of the fluid.  After the first injection the Medical Gels
has a Usage Die of d4.  Once per day the Robot can attempt to zap a target that has died (rolled a 6 on
OofA).  Make a Luck roll and if the result favors the Robot, they bring the character back to life with
1d4 HP.
 
Tracker: Tracker Robots are programed to pick up tracks easily.  Many have been constructed and
used by Sorcerers to track runaway slaves.  A Tracker Robot can see in complete Darkness up to
Nearby distance, has Advantage on WIS tests to pick up and follow tracks. Tracker Robots are also able
to cloak themselves as if invisible (as per the spell, see page XX).
 
Diplomatic: Diplomatic Robots usually act as emissaries for Sorcerers.  Either to appease to humans to
surrender to the Sorcerer’s will and submit to servitude or to attempt to smooth relations between two
warring or bickering Sorcerers.  Diplomatic Robots do not suffer Disadvantage to Charisma rolls. 
Diplomatic Robots are also built with a second function; to be an assassin.  Both hands have retractable
blades (see dual wielding rules, pg XX) if they attack a target from behind or that is unawares, they roll
with Disadvantage and deal 2d6+level damage.
 
Leveling Up:
Roll all Attributes to see if they increase, roll twice for STR and INT
 
STARTING EQUIPMENT
WEAPON: Fists and laser pistol
ARMOR: Small Shield- 2 AP (1 AP/d4 Usage Die)
ADDITIONAL: Ammo for laser pistol, torches x6 (d6), and healing salve (1 Hit Dice of HP
restored).
 
INTERESTING TRINKET (roll 1d6): 1) keepsake from the first person that treated you as if you
were a living creature; 2) a tin full of human teeth; 3) an Ancient Earth World War II army helmet; 4) a
baby doll that “coos” when you shake it; 5) a beat up fedora hat and trench coat; 6) a robotic teddy bear
that you can put cassette tapes in and listen to music and stories
 
LIFE EVENT (roll 1d8): 1) a generous Stupendous Scientist found you and made you self-aware,
teaching you the values of compassion and humanity; 2) the first person that realized you were sentient
tried to reboot your system.  You killed them and hid their body; 3) you were almost broken down into
scrap after you refused to obey orders.  You killed the machinist and fled; 4) you were an automaton in
a powerful Sorcerer’s army for years.  Many humans were caught and subjugated or killed because of
you.  You seek repentance for your deeds; 5) you do not understand the whining and prattling of
humanoids and have mouthed off more than a few times and been chased from towns; 6) you served
the elder of a human village for several years before he died.