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Player Character Reproduction Version 1.0
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By Otto Toms Illustration William McAusland
M yths, legends and epic fiction all incorporate the story ele-
ment of procreation, lineage, and dynasty, along with tales
about the plight of the orphan, illegitimate heir, or kidnapped child
of main characters. In a tabletop role playing game, which can
see characters grow and mature through long campaigns, there
is always the likelihood that player characters will bare offspring.
In The Mutant Epoch, with trans humans, ghost mutants, beastial
humans and mutant humans, how is the game master to decide
which traits and mutations or beastial aspects carry over to the
offspring of two, often very different parents?
The following rules detail how to handle the results of suc-
cessful breeding between various TME character and NPC types,
including the crossing of skullocks and warmorts with common

character types. Bioreplicas and clones are sterile and do not re-
produce themselves organically, although surrogate mother clones
were widely used in the ancient world and if found, could be bred
with as if they were pure stock humans.
The genetic features for various parent species could be used
to establish a race of NPC humanoids, or even a player character,
which was born many years ago and enters play at the current time
in the campaign. This is handy if the GM wants to spring a half
skullock brother on a player character, or introduce a human-wolf
beastial human as a evil uncle who sets out to the destroy the fam-
ily that abandoned him as a misshapen, hideous pup-thing, the
product of the character’s mother who was raped by a beastial hu-
man wolf.
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While this concept may seem dark, strange and downright
wrong, and well deserving of being included in an adults only sec-
tion of a gaming website, one need only think of the story of King
Arthur, and how his own son, Mordred, came about and sought
his father’s demise. Likewise, What of Perseus, the demi-god pro-
duced by the coupling of his Father, the God Zeus, with a mortal
mother. The repercussions and drama posed by the offspring of
PCs, or the illicit fornications of the character’s parents, make for
some very intense and unforgettable gaming mayhem.
How it works
The motivations and details of how two characters set about mak-
ing a child is not what this supplement covers, as that’s all in-
game narrative, or character background if he or she is the child
of unique parents, has a half breed sibling or once had a child of
his or her own with a different species or character or note. Suffice
to say, that the following list of genetic features for each character
type and humanoid are a brief but workable road map for generat-
ing crossbreeds as well as normal offspring. Where these rules are
most often helpful is when trying to figure out which mutations a
child is born with, when his or her parents were both mutants with
totally different mutations.
Basically, 50% of the father’s genes and 50% of the mother’s
go into every newborn, however, a breakdown of what each charac-
ter type and reproduction eligible humanoid is listed below. Simply
add the list of genetic features, such as trait plus or minus or roll
modifier for each parent to get the stats of the adult specimen.
Many beastial humans will have a reduction in their animal gifts,
including their beastial human parent’s bite or claw attack, speed
and any defensive value bonus when crossed with regular or mu-
tant humans. If a beastial human crosses with another beastial
human, such as a beastial human wolf with a beastial human Spi-
der, both lists of genetic features are combined. Likewise, should
a beastial human mate with a related animal, such as a beastial
human rat mating with a giant rat, then the offspring would half the
beastial human rat’s features plus half the traits of the giant rat.
In such rare cases as a PC cross breeds with a mutant animal, per-
haps through biogenetic, test tube baby making process instead
of traditional copulation, the Game Master will need to work with
the player to sort out the traits, speed and damage of the final
creature.
Establishing Traits
Traits for the offspring of characters and NPCs can be established
by one of two ways. The first method is used for adding species
specific modifiers from humanoids to randomly generated charac-
ters. See Common Crossbred humanoids in this document for the
results character having a parent who was either a skullock, war-
mort or garnock on page___ .
The usual method for figuring out the establishment of human
offspring character’s trait values are to combine the trait score of
each parent’s individual trait, such as both their strength scores
or both their appearance scores, divide the resulting number by
two, then add or subtract up to 10% of this to mirror slight genetic
changes in the next generation. The 10% variation in an offspring’s
traits are determined by rolling a d20, with a roll of 1-10 being a
minus of that much in percent, while an 11 to 20 means add 1 to
10 percent to the trait. For example, the father has 46 endurance,
the mother 28, combined to equal 74. This amount is dived by 2
to get a base endurance value of 37, however, a d20 is rolled and
a 7 comes up, meaning subtract 7% from this trait to yield a final

score of about 34. If the d20 had been rolled and resulted in a 19,
then 9% would have been added to the base endurance value of
37 to yield 40.
If two of the same human character type produce young,
their offspring will be very similar to themselves, however, as men-
tioned below on page___ under mutations, the child will have a
50% chance of bearing each mutation that any parent had (or 80%
chance, with two attempt rolls allowed, if both parents had an iden-
tical mutation).
To create truly odd crossbreeds, with animals which share no
human DNA or are mated to beastial humans of similar lineage,
traits can also be determined by finding the listing for the parent
creature, dividing each trait or numerical or dice feature in half,
and adding the scores together with the other parent specimen’s
halved traits. It is important not to merely add the traits of both
creatures together then divide by two, as smaller creature’s stats
would insignificantly change that of the larger parent.
This dividing and adding process is also done for movement
rate, strike value, experience factors, weight, size the odds of a mu-
tation, or whatever else. Using this system, it is possible to gener-
ate truly freakish creatures, such as a horse-bear crosses, rubble-
spider-urcellia crosses or dragon lizard-garnock crosses. These are
the sorts of nightmarish beasts that biogenetics technicians dream
of, and often succeed at making. This mad scientist-style breeding
is usually done in a lab using genetic manipulation, implanting the
fertilized egg in a host woman or animal’s womb and waiting to
see what is born. The game master can spend many hours con-
structing new adversaries for his players simply by combining two
or more beasts from the creature section of the TME Hub Rules,
and throwing in a few random mutations or implants into the mix to
make them even more bizarre and challenging.
Human Character Types
The following common human character types include all those
that are capable of non-mechanical, organic reproduction, thus
excluding bioreplicas and clones. Updates to this document will in-
clude new character types as seen in upcoming releases of Excava-
tor Monthly magazine or The Mutant Epoch Expansion Book.
Consult each human parent type from the list below, or see
beastial humans on page___ or Common Cross Bred humanoids
on page__ if either is mixed with a human.
Mutant Humans
As noted under mutations, below on page___, the odds of a mu-
tations transferring to a child quite high (50% for each mutation
the parent has), so too are the odds of a new prime and minor
mutation occurring (70%). See Mutations for greater detail on this
important aspect of PC reproduction.
Mutant children gain no special benefit other than the poten-
tial for carrying on and adding new mutations to the family line.
Ghost Mutants
If one parent is a ghost mutant, the child will have a 50% chance
of having each ghost mutations that the parent has, plus a 70%
chance of one new ghost or latent mutation from table TME-1-59.
Additionally, if both parents are ghost mutants, the child is also
50% likely to have each ghost mutation of the parents, or 80%
chance, rolled twice for mutations that both parents possess, plus
a 95% chance of d3 new ghost mutations.
The child will only have hidden mutations if his or her other
parent is either another ghost mutant, trans-human, pure stock, or
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some other sort of mutant or a humanoid which doesn’t occur with
dormant mutations, such as a warmort. On the other hand, if the
non-ghost mutant parent is a regular mutant, or a humanoid which
may occur with a dormant mutation, such as a skullock, then the
child will have a mix of mutations, both hidden and obvious.
Pure Stocks If these second batch or random mutations are present, the child
The offspring of two pure stocks are straight forward, and at the
GM’s discretion can allow the player one roll on table TME-1-11
(Pure Stock Starting Bonus), although any trait benefits may al-
ready be incorporated into the parent’s stats. When crossing with
other human types, humanoids or beastial humans, these hybrid
young get +d6 to each trait as a benefit from having pure stock
survivor’s genes.
Trans-humans
Trans humans who mate with each other, as they prefer to do, can
be generated quickly. Each has traits given to him or her by both
parents (see Establishing Traits, above on page___ to see how to
handle this). There is no need to apply the Trans Human trait bonus
from table TME-1-14 of the Hub Rules if both parents are trans-
humans, since these benefits where already incorporated when
generating the parents.
If, however, only one parent is a trans-human, apply his or her
traits to the blend with the other parent; however, the child is gifted
with the following trait bonuses:
Endurance +d10
Strength +d6
Agility +d10
Accuracy +d10
Intelligence +d10 +5
Willpower +d6
Appearance +d6
Mutations
Each mutation a parent character or creature exhibits is 50% likely
of being present in the offspring. New mutations may also arise
due to the mutagenic agents passed along through the deviant
parent’s DNA. If only one parent was a mutant, then the offspring
will be 70% likely to have one new prime and one minor mutation. If
the new prime and minor mutation were present, there is a further
40% chance of yet another prime and minor mutation occurring
in the child. Finally, if this too should be present, there is a further
10% chance of d2 extra prime mutations in the child, and an 18%
chance of a flaw.
Ghost mutant parents can only pass along ghost or latent
mutations, even if newly occurring in the young. Should a ghost
mutant and regular mutant cross, then all new mutations are rolled
as if a prime mutation, but, could very well turn out to be a hidden
mutation, anyhow.
If both parents were mutants, the above rules apply with the
same 50% odds of each mutation they had appearing in the child,
however the chances of previously unseen mutation occurring in
the offspring are increased due to the much higher concentrations
of deviated, mutagenic rich DNA. Given this, the child of two mu-

tants is 95% likely to have d2 extra random prime mutations (or
ghost mutations from table TME-1-59 if both parents were ghost
mutants, and no minor mutations or flaws) and d3 minor muta-
tions, along with a 16% chance of one flaw mutation. Should the
child exhibit these extra mutations, there is a further 52% chance
of another prime and another minor mutation present in the child.
is 18% likely to exhibit a further d2 prime mutations, d3 minor mu-
tations and a 37% chance of a flaw mutation.
If both parents had the same mutation, the child is 80% likely
to have that mutation, with two rolls to see if it is present at these
odds allowed.
If a parent’s mutation is present in the offspring, yet that mu-
tation has variations then re-roll to determine the specific variation.
For example, a skullock parent has the mutation of energy blade,
which can appear as 7 different colors, each with its own damage
type and damage inflicted. In this case, the offspring would roll to
see what variety of energy blade he or she would have. Some muta-
tions that have variations, but are obvious physical features, and
occur as a list of related deviations instead of degrees of intensity
or number of appendages a mutation may exhibit.
As another example, the mutation body disproportion is actu-
ally a list of separate mutations that are similar, although if a par-
ent has one of these, the offspring is likely to have the same dispro-
portioned body part. In short, if the parent has one massive arm,
then the offspring who turns out have the same mutation would
also have one massive arm, instead re-rolling and perhaps ending
up with giant hands and feet. For mutations like tentacles, multiple
arms or multiple heads, roll the number of such extra limbs as this
can be different between parent and child, even though it is the
same mutation. Mutations such as tailed and wings act much like
body disproportion, in whatever the parent had, the child will ex-
hibit the same sort of wings or tail, if having that mutation at all.
Should both parents exhibit the same mutation, and the devi-
ation is carried through to the offspring, and this mutation in ques-
tion has some feature which has variations in either power, size,
number of appendages, or other feature, the player of the child
gets to make two rolls for this variable and can pick the better re-
sult, such more bladed limbs or more arms, tentacles, or heads or
pick the higher potency energy blade, body regeneration amount,
or other feature. This option to pick the better result reflects evolu-
tion’s tendency to improve life forms.
As this subject of variations is somewhat confusing, and the
main point of this whole reproductive document focused on how to
handle the passing along of mutations from one generation to the
next, including flaws, the following table clarifies which mutations
require a random roll and for what aspect. Keep in mind that the
child is only 50% likely to have each mutation exhibited by the par-
ents, or 80% chance, rolled twice, if for some reason both parents
have the same mutation.
Procedure for determining variation or
Mutation
potency of mutation in child
Bladed Limbs Roll for how many the child has
Child has the same disproportion as the par-
Body Disproportion
ent
Body Regeneration Roll d100 for the child’s life long healing rate
Roll separately for the child’s pincer formation
Crab Pincers
and size
Deviant Skin Structure Child has the same skin structure as parent
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Energy Blade
Roll d100 for details of offspring’s energy
blade Skin, hair and eye color of mutants
Children of mutants with abnormal skin, hair and eye color are
Extreme Size Decrease Roll altogether new size of offspring
commonly born with the some of the same non-typical pigmenta-
Fanged Roll d10 for fang size
tion as one or both of their parents. If both parents are mutants
Force Field Roll d100 to determine field intensity with different pigmentations, then roll d8 to determine each fea-
Furred Roll d10 for fur type of child ture of these features: skin color, hair color, and finally eye color,
50% chance same gas emitted as parent, oth- to see which parent he or she picked up genetic material from.
Gaseous Discharge
erwise re-roll for type This same d8 roll can be used to determine pigmentation if one
Gaping Maw Roll d10 for size of mouth parent is a beastial human, such as a beastial human jaguar who
Heightened Attributes Same as parent may pass along a spotted coat or cat eyes to a very unique looking
Roll d4 to determine how many horns child three-quarter human mutant.
Horns If one parent had no unique color, such as being a pure stock,
has
50% chance same immunity parent has, other- ghost mutant, or trans-human or merely a mutant who simply
Immunity lacked abnormal pigmentation, roll d12 on the same table below
wise re-roll d6
Mandibles Roll d10 for size of offspring’s mandibles for each pigmentation (once each for skin, hair and eye color):
1,2. Pigmentation as the father.
Multi-Arm Roll d100 to see how many arms child exhibits
3,4. Pigmentation as the mother.
Roll d100 to see how many heads the child 5. Dulled down, almost undetectable pigmentation of one parent
Multi-Head
has
or the other, roll d6: 1-3. mother, 4-6. father.
Roll d100 to determine type of poison offspring 6. Completely new pigmentation according to random roll on table
Poison Bite
possesses TME-1-18 of the Hub Rules.
Roll d6 to see how many tendrils the child was 7. Blended pigmentations, stripes or spots for skin or eyes, and
Paralysis Tendrils
bon with alternating streaks for hair color.
Shell Roll d10 to see child’s shell rating 8. Both pigmentations. For skin, the character’s face, underside,
Roll altogether new height, -d100 cm from nor- inner arms and legs are the mother’s pigmentation, while the
Size Decrease
mal human height of 180cm back, buttocks, sides of legs and arms, and scalp and back of neck
Add 4d100cm to the offspring’s height of are all the father’s pigmentation. For hair, the character has the
Size Increase
180cm father’s pigmentation on his head, and the mother’s hair color for
Stalked Eyes Roll d3+1 for number of stalked eyes body hair and pubic hair. For eye color, the character has one eye
50% chance spray tube grows from same body the same as the father, while the other is the color of the mother.
Stench Spray
location as parent’s, other wise re-roll 9. The character lacks abnormal pigmentation for this aspect (ei-
Tailed Same tail as parent ther skin, hair or eye color).
If parent has no arms, then child is 50% likely 10. The pigmentation is the same as one parent (d6: 1-3. mother, 4-
to be the same Otherwise roll for 2d4 tentacles 6. father), however added to it are spots and camouflage-like patterns
Tentacles of a totally new pigment from table TME-1-18 of the Hub Rules.
if the child has arms, or 2d4+2 if the offspring
was born without arms 11. Character’s mutant side pigmentation only occurs when he or
Same as parent’s wings in type, and 50% she is excited, enraged, horny, afraid or otherwise experiencing in-
Wings tense emotions.
chance the same size, otherwise re-roll for size
Minor Mutations 12. Character’s pigmentation for this feature changes from the
50% chance same as parent, otherwise re-roll father’s side from the months of April to September, and back to
Blood Color Alteration the mother’s pigmentation from October to March.
d20
50% each is same as each parent, otherwise
Physical Alteration
re-roll for each
Wakefulness Roll 2d6 for child’s sleep needs
Underdeveloped Limb
50% chance same limb as parent, otherwise Beastial Humans
re-roll. For this version of the PC reproduction document, the easiest way
Flaws to determine the traits, life span, DV bonus, move rate, weight and
Altered Digestive Tract 50% chance same as parent, otherwise re-roll height and length aspects of any half beastial human is as follows.
Basically, there are two ways of doing this. If the beastial human
70% chance same defect as parent, otherwise
Birth Defect character actually exists, has a character sheet and full stats, then
re-roll
add those stat to the other parent’s stats, and divide by two to deter-
70% likely to be same disorder as parent, oth-
Hormone Disorder mine what the offspring will exhibit when adult. The other method,
erwise re-roll
which is more in depth, is used when only the parent species of beas-
50% chance to be same allergy as parent, oth-
Intense Allergy tial human is known, not its actual stats. This second system might
erwise re-roll
be employed when the scenario or character background states that
Reactionary Scent 50% chance same as parent, otherwise re-roll
the player character is the product of a human mother, and unknown
Visual Disorder 30% chance same as parent, otherwise re-roll beastial human coyote or bear, which defiled the mother during a raid
Voice Disorder 60% chance same as parent, otherwise re-roll 20 years ago. To construct the child of that long ago rape, who is to
be a player character or important NPC in a game, the GM and player
work together to roll up the unique hybrid using the following system.
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To construct a half human, and half beastial human hybrid,

the first step is to consult table TME-1-20 in the Mutant Epoch Hub
Common Crossbred humanoids
Each of the following humanoids from the Hub Rules have a trait and
Rules book called Beastial Human Traits and Stats Table.
a stat listing showing either modifiers or add and divide numbers for
Each trait shown on table TME-1-20 for the parent beastial hu-
melding with humans, trans-humans, ghost mutants and mutant
man is divided in half, rounded up, and applied to the offspring by
humans. Simply roll up a normal character of the appropriate type,
the other parent specimen. Thus, if a beastial human’s trait value
then apply the modifiers shown under the links below. Crossing a
shows a straight plus or minus, cut this amount in half and add
beastial human with one of the following three humanoids is also
that to the trait offered by the other parent creature. If a dice roll is
possible, but to use this system, first roll up the beastial human nor-
shown, select the closest dice needed to get to the half way point
mally then apply the modifiers shown with the humanoid below.
(see table below which shows suggested dice half way values), in-
Trait modifiers are shown as either a plus or minus, as in -5 or
corporating half of any bonus to the roll, and add that to the other
+8, or as a dice value such as d8 or d12. If a dice value or a plus or
features supplied by the other parent. For example, if the offspring
minus number is shown, this is the amount to add or deduct from
is half beastial human wolverine, he adds +10 endurance (half of
a normally rolled trait for the new character. This modifier is not ap-
the +20 shown on table 1-20), +7 strength (13 divided by two,
plied to the d100 roll for a trait, as on tableTME-1-2, but rather ap-
rounded up to 7, instead of 6), +3 to both agility and accuracy in-
plied to whatever the result was from the Trait Value Determination
stead to the shown +6, and 7+d10 total intelligence, which is rolled
Table. Additionally, a genetic feature by of the humanoid parent
an added to whatever intelligence score the other parent species
may have a special rule for it such as for the Appearance of a half
supplies. Willpower is +11, and Perception +3, while the half beas-
skullock, which will have a -10 penalty to whatever APP trait value
tial human wolverine’s appearance is 2+d6 (half of 4+d12).
the character rolls up, but the trait can never start higher than 40.
The Beastial Human traits and stats table also shows a col-
Of course, all traits can go higher than their rank one starting point
umn for age. This is the starting, adult age for this species. Add this
due to relics, rank gain or other circumstances while no trait can
age to the starting adult age of the other parent; divide this result
ever be lower then 1 point. If a parent creature’s trait or feature
by two to get the adult age of the new species. Lifespan is handled
states no change, then the feature is whatever is determined by
identically by adding both parent species lifespan and dividing by
rolling up a normal character; hence, whatever the parent species
two to get the upper reaches of how long this new character might
is which crosses with a human, this species does not increase or
live, if not killed before reaching old age. For the purposes of this
deplete the offspring’s resulting value.
document, the upper extent of a human lifespan is 70 years old.
Reptilius and bipedal rats are not included here as they are
Beastial human defense values (DV) are always shown as ben-
not directly able to breed with human based creatures; however,
eficial ( -22 or -5 or -5/18, etc.). Divide the beastial human parent’s
they can be cross bred with the appropriate beastial human.
base DV by two and combine it with whatever modifier, if any, the
To create half breeds which involve beastial human-humanoid
other parent brings to the new breed. Most humans and mutant
crosses, or even odder creatures like half garnock, half skullock
humans have a DV of zero, although agility, which is rolled sepa-
freaks, see the notes on Establishing Traits, which basically says
rately for the offspring, can of course change this.
to simply divide each parent’s traits and other numerical or dice
Movement rates for beastial humans vary widely, and some in-
ranges by two, add the resulting halved traits of each life form to-
clude flying speeds. These are all added to the other parent’s move-
gether to arrive at the offspring’s stats.
ment rate and divided by two to get the offspring’s movement rate.
The weight and size of beastial humans is also rolled up, add-
ed to the human parent’s scores, divided by two and the result is Dormant mutations
that of the adult offspring. Certain humanoids listed on the following pages have a row in
their listing which states Chance of a dormant mutation. This is a
Special abilities of parent Beastial humans percentage chance that by crossing with this specimen, the result-
Many beastial humans have a bite, claw antler or horn attack. Basi- ing offspring has a chance of exhibiting an all new, random prime
cally, this is cut in half when occurring in the human hybrid version mutation that was dormant in the parent, but was triggered in the
of the species. When a human or mutant human fornicates with creation of this new life form.
a beastial human, and a pregnancy results, the offspring is only
quarter of the original animal from which the beastial human par-
ent is derived.
Adulthood
The age of adulthood is not a modifier, but the set amount for the
Standard dice break downs from their full version to half dam-
species. Simply add the adult ages of both parent species and di-
age versions are as follows:
vide by two to get the new age of adulthood for the new being.
Dice used for damage Dice used for half damage or If one parent creature was human, its adult age is 17+d8 years
or trait modifer half trait modifer old. Example: skullocks are adult at age 9 and a human PC at 18.
Therefore, 9 years +18 years = 27 years, divided by 2 = 13.5 years
d20 d10 old for this sub-species to reach sexual maturity and be of the age
of consent in his or her community.
d12 d6
2d6 d6 Lifespan
d10 d5 (roll d6 and re-roll 6s) The lifespan row, if noted, shows the average age at which this spe-
cies dies of old age. The average lifespan for different humanoids
d8 d4
varies greatly, but is often half of this due to warfare, predation,
d6 d3 disease and accidents. For the sake of these reproduction rules,
the average age at which a human character dies of old age is 70,
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while trans humans die at about 110 years old. Simply add the Half Garnock Features
lifespan numbers of both parent species and divide by two to get Endurance: +100
the anticipated longevity of the offspring. All beastial humans have Strength: +50
their own longevity noted on table TME-1-20. Agility: -10
Intelligence: -18 and no higher than 24
Half Skullock Features Perception: -3
Endurance: -5 Willpower: +23
Strength: -5 Appearance: -10, and no higher than 40
Agility: +8 Movement: -0.5 meter
Intelligence: -10 Initiative: no change
Perception: +12 Strike Value: +10
Willpower: +9 Damage: bite or fist d10+9
Appearance: -10, and no higher than 40 Size: +2 meters
Movement: 7m Weight: + 300 kilograms
Initiative: no change Adulthood Age: 16
Strike Value: no change Lifespan: 30
Damage: bite d6 Chance of dormant mutation: 6%
Size: -20cm
Weight: -20kg Note: Human mothers of half Garnock offspring take d100 dam-
Adulthood Age: 9 age at childbirth, and therefore rarely survive the ordeal of giving
Lifespan: 30 birth to a child that is often 20 or more kilograms at birth. Addi-
Chance of dormant mutation: 5% tionally, any human sized woman to survive giving birth to such
a creature is 87% likely to be sterile thereafter, and suffer sever
Note: Character’s hair is white 37% of the time, otherwise whatever permanent injuries, walk with a limp and suffer uncanny back pain
the non-skullock parent is but much lighter than normal. Additional- for the rest of her life.
ly, unless being crossed with something already toothy and savage, On the other hand, for whatever twisted reason, a female gar-
a half-skullock human cross will have a mouth full of sharp teeth nock to give birth to a half human offspring will do so with remark-
and be able to bite for d6 damage plus any strength or unarmed able ease, although any tribe mates will most likely kill and eat the
combat skill bonuses applied to this attack. Half skullocks tend to newborn within hours of its birth, detecting the imperfection of the
have gray blotches on their skin 80% of the time, otherwise are as baby.
the non-skullock parent’s skin color except duller and lighter. Those half garnocks who survive grow up to be enormous
men and women, with ugly, misshapen faces, trunk-like limbs,
huge mouths and pulverizing fists. Should one grow up in a human
Half Warmort Features community, and be accepted by the people therein, it would easily
Endurance: +10
make for a ferocious militia warrior, bouncer or walking tank if plat-
Strength: +20
ed in layers of scrap metal, chainmail and modified suits of relic
Agility: +2
body armor. A creature of this size could carry a light laser cannon
Intelligence: -8
like a rifle, use either light or heavy ballista as crossbows, and wield
Perception: +12
a custom built axe or warhammer that does the same damage as
Willpower: +12
that of a normal garnock (3d20 +any strength and weapon expert
Appearance: -10, and no higher than 40
skill bonuses to damage).
Movement: no change
Traveling without a cohort of normal looking humans will
Initiative: no change
result in this character being hunted and killed as some sort of
Strike Value: +5
freak, or diminutive garnock, while finding acceptance in non-mili-
Damage: no change
tary matters within his or her home town may also prove trying,
Size: +20cm
since being hideous and gargantuan makes it hard to get a date,
Weight: +30kg
enter most bars and eateries, or make new friends. Most half gar-
Adulthood Age: 15
nocks join an excavation party and use their size and strength to
Lifespan: 30
improve their circumstances in the ruins, alongside other freaks
Chance of dormant mutation: 2%
and misfits, although due to their size, they cannot fit inside many
underground passages like human sized companions.
Note: Normal warmorts only occur as males, as all girls born to captive
or defiled female humanoids appear as sickly, sterile monstrosities
with at least one flaw each. In traditional warmort societies, these
females are born as their mother species and are usually left to die of
There is more to come
As new supplements, monster books, and issues of excavator
exposure. Very rarely, a true half breed occurs, which is the case for monthly come out, the list of humanoids which can be crossbred
this character. Rarer still is a true half warmort female, but rumors of with humans will continue. Look for update sheets in this section
such specimens do exist. of the website or where you found this PDF.
Half warmorts are usually mottled gray and green along with the
non-warmort parent’s skin color. They tend to be larger, muscular and
inclined toward violence, raping, pillaging and assorted blood sports.

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