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Roll 27Crawler: Crawlers are the most common Xer'Gi, literally mass produced from the Xer'gi lairs. To speed up their growth, their claws and limbs are grown independently then attached to larvae to complete growth.
They are lightning-fast yet expendable, making them perfect for wasting enemy ammunition or ambushing unsuspecting targets expecting larger foes.
Mook Issue:
Claws (+5 Penetration)
Biped: The bipeds are among the smartest of the generic strains of Xer'gi, with a visible brain that emits light through their translucent head. They have impeccable aim, quickly regenerating arm spikes, as well as blood vessels reinforced with a strange purple material that contrasts their green exterior. They wear armor over their chest and legs, leaving their arms free to operate weaponry and machinery.
Despite having a pair of sharp mandibles for a jaw, they can speak quite articulately but lack strong biting abilities. They are normally herbivores.
Mook Issue:
Alien Crossbow
Spikes (+5 Penetration)
BehemotH: Behemoths are massive, lumbering, and extremely stupid beasts capable of leveling buildings in a fit of rage. They have four legs each reinforced with ribs of green crystal and are tipped with red crystal claws. The head has massive green crystal plates as armor concealing a huge maw straight from the mind of Lovecraft. Two massive tentacles breach through the armor at the base of its neck and bear razor-sharp blades as well as menacing tusks on each end to draw in their helpless prey.
Its back is riddled with jagged spikes and thick green armor plates.
Behemoths have the unique ability to adapt following life-threatening circumstances. For example, if one survives an explosion, it will almost certainly have thicker armor plates next time it fights.
Mook Issue:
Tentacles (Grasping)
Maw (+10 Penetration) (+10 Penetration Depth)
BrUte: The brutes are a unique strain of Xer'gi, known not only for their strength and size, but their complete inability to process morality codes.
They have blueish plates over their crystalline skin, as well as large blades on their arms. Other than that and a difference in proportion, they look very much like a large biped with more armor.
Their armor gives a massive bonus to resistance, while their blades are highly effective melee weapons, despite the fact that they generally prefer ranged weapons due to their speed.
Mook Issue:
CrysPlate Mail (+5 Armor) (+3 Structure)
Jagged Blades (+5 Penetration)
(-1 Speed)
Commander Issue:
Powered CrysPlate Mail (+5 Armor) (+5 Structure)
Jagged Blades (+5 Penetration)
Elite: Elites don blue armor and wield all sorts of deadly weaponry. They stand seven feet tall and and dwarf even the tallest humans. Despite their brutal nature, they are quite civilized and can be reasoned/negotiated with.
Mook Issue:
Force Mail (Green) (+2 Armor) (+1 Structure)
Pounder Gauss Rifle (+3 Impact)
(Speed +1)
Squadron Leader Issue:
Force Shields
Magnetized Armor (Blue) (+4 Armor) (+10 Structure) (Impact Resistant)
Mediator Plasma Repeater (THERMAL DAMAGE)
(Speed +1)
Hawk: The Hawk is the standard alien air-control fighter. It does not excel at air-superiority, but in large numbers they make good cannon fodder. They fire generic +5 Penetration shards. (Armor +1) (Structure +1)
Falcon: The Falcon has heavy forward shielding, slowing it down due to the drag but also increasing its maneuverability. They are very difficult to take on alone as they can out-turn most vehicles. They fire generic +5 Penetration shards like the Hawks. (Armor +5) (Structure +2)
Zrk:
1x Crawler
4x Biped
2x Behemoth
Gordon:
1x Crawler
2x Hawk
5x Falcon
1x Elite
Taric:
1x Brute
1x Behemoth
1x Biped
Tarran:
12x Biped
6x Crawler
Kir'Zhan
1x Behemoth
Sareesa:
6x Biped
1x Crawler
Rayn:
2x Biped
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---Players---
Sareesa-3-Sareesa takes off her helmet and--seeing that she cannot see--decides to creep along the wall until she finds another doorway. She does not find another doorway.
Gordon-5-Firing a missile at the next one and hitting perfectly, Gordon focuses on the last pair of fighters. Waiting for just the right moment, he presses the button and fires.
The missile tears through the first ship's shield, and continues on through the one behind it, sending the innards of both ships falling charred to the ground.
Gordon shouts
"Can you say collateral!?" and turns his attention to the fray below, watching one chunk of the enemy fighter land on an elite.
Rayn-4-Rayn panics under the stress of the situation, but is relieved to see the falling debris land on top of the elite holding him, knocking it out and releasing him. He jumps up and draws his bow.
Taric-1-Taric jumps forward to wrestle down the alien holding Rayn. However, he doesn't notice the debris and gets hit too.
Tarran-5-
"Oh HECK YES, PLASMAAAAAAAAAA!!!!"Delighted at the new variation in weaponry, Tarran rushes forward and grabs a pair of RPGs fully loaded with rockets as well as the rifle on the wall. Now covered in guns, he wonders where the others are and how the interrogation went.
Zrk-3-Zrk opens up with a volley of fire from his MAC, forcing the elites to the ground in an attempt to escape. The one on the ground is quickly perforated and killed, while the others dodge out of the way.
Kir'Zhan-3-Kir'Zhan follows the others and confronts the enemies. However, any intimidation that could have resulted from his height advantage is quickly negated by his wounded state.
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For Damage and Armor:
Penetration consists of bonuses to penetrating armor. If a shot is landed (Depending on a normal roll with negatives based on speed) then penetration is the first roll calculated. Basically:
Penetrate if: d6 + [Penetration Bonus] > [Armor]
Penetration Depth increases the chance of internal damage. A +5 penetration depth will guarantee severe internal damage if the armor is breached.
Impact is used afterwards, especially if the attack fails to penetrate. Structural damage is calculated by:
Damage: d6 * [Velocity] + [Impact] - [Structure]
The higher the number, the more successful it is. 10 is considered fatal to most beings.
For Wounds:
Brown = Bruised
Orange = Flesh wound
Green = Poisoned/infected
Red = Loss of function, non-permanent
Teal = Permanent loss of function
Crimson = Artery damage
Black = Permanently disabled
White = Missing
Sareesa Tavis, The Only Smart One
Stats: Unconventional Combat | Hacker | Weak
Weapon: Force Blade
Armor: Hostile-Environment Suit
Inventory: Backpack
Status:
Complete Darkness'Zrk,' Faceless Space Soldier
Stats: Battle Hardened | Plot Protection | Weapon Specialist
Weapon: Handheld MAC Cannon | 100%
Armor: Ceramic-Metallic Armored Suit | Force Shields | Charge: 100%/100%
Inventory:
Plastic Spork
2x Alien Crossbow
Gordon Adams, Space Amish, Legendary Wood Crafter
Stats: Naturalist| Space Amish | I call it Vera | Nearsighted
Abilities: Macgyvering
Weapons: Shirley | HHH
Philbert | 0/1
Armor: Marine Woodland Uniform
Gutsy
Inventory: Bandoleer
*purplewood crossbow bolt*
☼purplewood crossbow bolts☼ (50)
Glasses
Claymore
Severed Crawler Arm
Status: Head
Kir'zhan, Herbivore
Stats: Blazing Speed | Made for Combat | Regeneration
(Armor +1)
(Height x2)
Weapon: Claws
Armor: Titanium Chest-plate
Inventory:
Impaler Spike
Status:
Bleeding
Taric, Explosives Expert
Stats: When in Doubt, C4 | Practical Combatant | Trigger-Finger
Abilities: Everything Explodes
Weapon: AICW III | Empty
Grenade Launcher | 4/5
Flamethrower | 300/500
Armor: Power Armor | Charge: 100%
Inventory: Power Suit Internal Storage
Status: Knocked Out
Tarran, Combat Expert
Stats: Optimist | Strong Arm | Conservationist
Weapon: AR-33 | Loaded
Reaper 18 | Loaded
Saber
Armor: Titanium Alloy Armor
Inventory: Disintegrator X1 | Heat: 0%
Mauler x2
Magazine Belt
Grenade Belt
3 Crystal (?) grenades
3 army food and water rations
Med-kit
Rayn, Dragon Rider
Stats: Animal Trainer | Hand-to-Hand | Empathetic
Weapon: Belt Knife
Armor: Leather Suit
Inventory: A dragon, Bag of Firestone
Alien Crossbow
Status: Left Foot
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