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== TARYN == | == TARYN == | ||
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''Female Great Horned Dragon Hatchling'' | ''Female Great Horned Dragon Hatchling'' | ||
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Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d6, Strength d12+4, Vigor d8 | Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d6, Strength d12+4, Vigor d8 | ||
| − | '''Pace''' 6 (d6) | + | '''Pace''' 6 (d6) |
| − | '''Parry''' 5 | + | |
| − | '''Toughness''' 40 (22) | + | '''Parry''' 5 |
| − | '''Benny''' 3 | + | |
| − | + | '''Toughness''' 40 (22) | |
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| + | '''Benny''' 3 | ||
===Skills=== | ===Skills=== | ||
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===Powers=== | ===Powers=== | ||
| − | ''' | + | '''POWERS’’’: ''Boost trait, havoc, speak languages'' |
| − | + | ISP: 20 | |
| − | + | PPE: 15 | |
===Special Abilities=== | ===Special Abilities=== | ||
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* Cybernetics – Dragons cannot take cybernetics at any point. Their bodies reject such foreign implants. | * Cybernetics – Dragons cannot take cybernetics at any point. Their bodies reject such foreign implants. | ||
* Enemies – Dragons are reviled by the Coalition, and hunted with extreme prejudice by CS forces when possible. In addition, many arcane factions seek to control dragons or use their body for the creation of powerful items. | * Enemies – Dragons are reviled by the Coalition, and hunted with extreme prejudice by CS forces when possible. In addition, many arcane factions seek to control dragons or use their body for the creation of powerful items. | ||
| − | + | Expanded Awareness – Dragons have the detect arcana power as an Innate Ability (see page 68) with the reduced Power Points cost from both the Range (Self) and Aspect limitations (see Trappings in Savage Worlds). They may also sense supernatural beings within line of sight with a Notice check. | |
* Fear* - Hatchlings are terrifying creatures and cause Fear checks to all who see them. | * Fear* - Hatchlings are terrifying creatures and cause Fear checks to all who see them. | ||
* Fire Breath*† - As an action cause a Cone Template emanating from its mouth dealing 3d6 Mega Damage (4d6 with raise). This may be Evaded, but such is the intensity of the dragon’s breath that a successful Evasion reduces the damage one die, or two dice with a raise. Athletics skill to hit area —on a raise targets catch fire dealing 2d6 damage until doused (see Fire in Savage Worlds) | * Fire Breath*† - As an action cause a Cone Template emanating from its mouth dealing 3d6 Mega Damage (4d6 with raise). This may be Evaded, but such is the intensity of the dragon’s breath that a successful Evasion reduces the damage one die, or two dice with a raise. Athletics skill to hit area —on a raise targets catch fire dealing 2d6 damage until doused (see Fire in Savage Worlds) | ||
* Flight* - The Hatchling has a Flying Pace of 12" and may "run" for extra movement as usual. Flight is usable in another form if it has wings. | * Flight* - The Hatchling has a Flying Pace of 12" and may "run" for extra movement as usual. Flight is usable in another form if it has wings. | ||
* Form Limits: If a dragon transforms into a humanoid race with a restriction based on its body type (such as Non-Standard Build, see page 55), it suffers the same penalties as that race. The GM makes the final c all on what counts as a body type restriction. In their natural form, dragons cannot wear any armor and can only use vehicular weapons specially adapted for their use at four times the normal cost. Most other gear can only be used in humanoid form (again, GM’s call). | * Form Limits: If a dragon transforms into a humanoid race with a restriction based on its body type (such as Non-Standard Build, see page 55), it suffers the same penalties as that race. The GM makes the final c all on what counts as a body type restriction. In their natural form, dragons cannot wear any armor and can only use vehicular weapons specially adapted for their use at four times the normal cost. Most other gear can only be used in humanoid form (again, GM’s call). | ||
| − | + | Hatched – Dragons are born not made. They do not choose a race. | |
| − | + | Infravision – Dragons halve penalties for bad lighting when attacking targets that radiate warmth. | |
* Horned – True to their namesake these dragons have massive horns on their skulls which deal the same damage as their claws/bite do. At the end of one Fighting action they deal +4 damage and AP with that attack in which they move/Run at least 5” (10yds) and successfully hit. | * Horned – True to their namesake these dragons have massive horns on their skulls which deal the same damage as their claws/bite do. At the end of one Fighting action they deal +4 damage and AP with that attack in which they move/Run at least 5” (10yds) and successfully hit. | ||
* Inherently Magical – Hatchlings know no magic spells, but they have a natural pool of 10 PPE and can use Techno-Wizard gear. A dragon who takes an Arcane Background adds this starting PPE to any gained from the Edge. Additionally, whenever he takes the Power Points Edge, he gains +10 PPE instead of +5. Begin with 15 PPE | * Inherently Magical – Hatchlings know no magic spells, but they have a natural pool of 10 PPE and can use Techno-Wizard gear. A dragon who takes an Arcane Background adds this starting PPE to any gained from the Edge. Additionally, whenever he takes the Power Points Edge, he gains +10 PPE instead of +5. Begin with 15 PPE | ||
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* Outsider (Major) – Dragon Hatchlings understand so little of the world, they inevitably cause socially awkward situations wherever they go, even in humanoid form. All Dragon Hatchlings have the Outsider (Major) Hindrance. | * Outsider (Major) – Dragon Hatchlings understand so little of the world, they inevitably cause socially awkward situations wherever they go, even in humanoid form. All Dragon Hatchlings have the Outsider (Major) Hindrance. | ||
* Resistance to Cold and Fire† - Great Horned dragons suffer -4 damage from Cold and Fire (or heat attacks, including plasma weapons) and gain +4 to resist such affects. | * Resistance to Cold and Fire† - Great Horned dragons suffer -4 damage from Cold and Fire (or heat attacks, including plasma weapons) and gain +4 to resist such affects. | ||
| − | + | Size 6 (Large)* - In their natural forms, Dragon Hatchlings are usually 15–20 feet from snout to tail-tip and weigh up to 7 tons. This means Hatchlings gain a fourth Wound level and, when not using their Metamorphosis abilities, +6 Toughness (in addition to the Armored Hide bonus). | |
* Slow Regeneration – Dragons make a natural healing roll once per day. Permanent injuries may be recovered once all Wounds are regenerated; treat each injury as an additional Wound for purposes of recovery. | * Slow Regeneration – Dragons make a natural healing roll once per day. Permanent injuries may be recovered once all Wounds are regenerated; treat each injury as an additional Wound for purposes of recovery. | ||
| − | + | Tail Lash*- A Hatchling in dragon form can attack all opponents adjacent to its rear or side as an action. The Hatchling uses its Athletics skill and ignores Scale penalties for this particular attack, which may be Evaded. Those who fail suffer Str+d8 Mega Damage. | |
* Territorial – Dragons tend to dislike their own, at least initially. Dragons are hierarchical and generally treat newcomers as invading their territory unless great care is taken in interactions. | * Territorial – Dragons tend to dislike their own, at least initially. Dragons are hierarchical and generally treat newcomers as invading their territory unless great care is taken in interactions. | ||
* Untested – Being so young and without any life experiences, Dragon Hatchlings have not had time to develop moral codes, physical limitations, or foibles. When creating a Dragon Hatchling character, the player selects no Hindrances to start (and, thus, doesn’t get the extra points to spend on character creation). Instead, he selects one Hindrance at the end of each session until he has four points worth of Hindrances. Only when all Hindrances are selected may the player spend the points on his character, working out what is appropriate with the Game Master. This represents imprinting and a “growth spurt” for the Dragon Hatchling. | * Untested – Being so young and without any life experiences, Dragon Hatchlings have not had time to develop moral codes, physical limitations, or foibles. When creating a Dragon Hatchling character, the player selects no Hindrances to start (and, thus, doesn’t get the extra points to spend on character creation). Instead, he selects one Hindrance at the end of each session until he has four points worth of Hindrances. Only when all Hindrances are selected may the player spend the points on his character, working out what is appropriate with the Game Master. This represents imprinting and a “growth spurt” for the Dragon Hatchling. | ||
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===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
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''Heroic Journey Tables'' – "Your hero’s voracious appetite for knowledge led to her picking up a little something about pretty much everything. She has the Jack-of-All-Trades Edge." | ''Heroic Journey Tables'' – "Your hero’s voracious appetite for knowledge led to her picking up a little something about pretty much everything. She has the Jack-of-All-Trades Edge." | ||
''Narrative Hook'' - | ''Narrative Hook'' - | ||
