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DESCRIPTION: Cybodragons are huge lizards that<br />

have been cybernetically altered. Many parts of their<br />

bodies have been replaced by machinery. Each of<br />

their two eyes have been replaced by the Sathar<br />

equivalent of a laser rifle set on 10 SEU. Each eye<br />

has 5 shots before its power pack must be<br />

recharged. The cybodragon uses other sensing<br />

machines to serve the same functions as normal<br />

eyes.<br />

Cybodragons were given their name because they<br />

have flamethrowers installed inside their mouths.<br />

The flamethrower has 10 charges. Each charge does<br />

3d10 points of damage on a successful attack. The<br />

ranges for a flamethrower are 10 meters = point<br />

blank, 20 meters = short, 30 meters = medium, 40<br />

meters = long, and 50 meters = extreme. In melee,<br />

the cybodragon uses its claws, bite, and various<br />

metal tentacles to do 10d10 points of damage on a<br />

successful attack.<br />

Cybodragons are made by the Sathar who use the<br />

Cybodragons to support their combat troops.<br />

Cybodragons are also often found guarding Sathar<br />

installations.<br />

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Funnel Worm<br />

Type Giant Carnivore<br />

Number 1<br />

Move Slow<br />

IM/RS +4/35<br />

Stamina 200<br />

Attack 45 (on surface)<br />

Damage 3d10 bite<br />

Special Attack Automatically hits if prey falls in<br />

funnel<br />

Special Defense Unnoticed unless it attacks<br />

Native World Volturnus – desert<br />

DESCRIPTION: The funnel worm is a burrowing<br />

creature 5 to 7 meters long, with a segmented body<br />

and two large compound eyes which are also<br />

pressure-sensing organs. It has a pair of large<br />

mandibles and a mouth filled with sharp teeth.<br />

Funnel worms are solitary creatures. They lurk 5 to<br />

10 meters beneath the surface waiting for prey to<br />

pass overhead. When it senses the vibrations of a<br />

creature passing, it quickly expands its body,<br />

swallowing the sand and forming a 10-meter-wide<br />

funnel of sand. The prey slides down the funnel into<br />

the worm's mouth. Any creature caught in the<br />

funnel must make a Reaction Speed check to leap<br />

aside. If the check is failed the creature will slide<br />

down the funnel and into the funnel worm's mouth<br />

in 2 turns. The funnel worm can automatically bite<br />

anything that falls into its mouth, causing 3d10<br />

points of damage per turn to each victim until it<br />

dies. A funnel worm's mouth is wide enough to hold<br />

and bite up to three medium-sized creatures at<br />

once. Characters can be rescued if someone throws<br />

them a rope and pulls them out.<br />

While in its burrow, a funnel worm can not be<br />

attacked by most weapons. Explosives are the most<br />

effective means of attack. They hit automatically<br />

when rolled down the funnel, but cause only half<br />

damage. The funnel worm will burrow to the surface<br />

and attack if it is wounded. A funnel worm's Attack<br />

score is 45 when out of its burrow.<br />

Giant Eagle<br />

Type Large Omnivore<br />

Number 1-2<br />

Move Slow on land, Fast in air<br />

IM/RS +6/58<br />

Stamina 80<br />

Attack 45<br />

Damage 4d10 claws<br />

Special Attack 20% chance to grasp and carry<br />

off man-sized or smaller foe<br />

Special Defense None<br />

Native World Volturnus – mountains, remote<br />

regions<br />

DESCRIPTION: The Giant Volturnian Eagle is a<br />

very large bird of prey with strong talons and<br />

hooked beak. It will defend its nesting area with<br />

ferocity. If found in pairs, they will be a mated pair,<br />

with a 15% chance that young will be within 1d100<br />

kilometers of the point of attack.

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