Silent Hill Suppliment - MrGone's Character Sheets

Lying Figure
Quote: “*groaning*”
Description: The Lying Figure appears as a nude,
vaguely male-looking but neuter humanoid, whose skin is
browned and diseased. Its entire upper body is encased
in a sheet of flesh, and no sensory organs are visible. Its
gait is unbalanced and uneven, as though it were
permanently intoxicated. The creature sports a gaping pit
in the center of the its chest, and the function of this is not
clear . . . until caustic liquid is projectile-vomited from it.
When injured, the Lying Figure falls to the ground,
where it uses its legs to scuttle like some mindless insect.
At this point, it charges into its targets, possibly in order
to knock them over. When it is on the ground, it
continues to move at normal speed, apparently
irregardless of the pain that would ensue from grinding
skin against pavement or concrete.
Storytelling hints: Lying Figures, despite their size,
are quite weak. Storytellers should use them as often as
they like, whenever a minor inconvenience is appropriate.
The vomit that these creature's launch is a weak acid and
causes bashing damage. It does not do any serious
lasting harm, unless characters allow it to stay on them
for a long period of time.
Mental Attributes: Intelligence 1, Wits 1, Resolve
1
Physical Attributes: Strength 1, Dexterity 1,
Stamina 1
Social Attributes: Presence 1, Manipulation 1,
Composure 1
Mental Skills: N/A
Physical Skills: Athletics (Vomit) 2, Brawl 1
Social Skills: N/A
Merits: Bound to the Town 1
Willpower: 2
Initiative: 2
Defense: 1
Speed: 7
Health: 6
Flier
Quote: "*Caw-ing*"
Background: Fliers vaguely resemble large birds of
prey, both in size and in habit. They are found in both
versions of Silent Hill, and can be as omnipresent as
hounds. Fliers senses are poor, so travelers can move
past them just by staying out of sight.
Fliers attack anything that moves, meaning that they
will attack even a car should it move. What these
creatures lack in intelligence, they make up for it with
tenacity, and they will not give up on chasing prey until
they capture it. Since most people are smart enough to
barricade themselves inside a building when
overwhelmed by Fliers, they simply batter at the door
until more food comes along.
Their communication with one another is loud,
resembling crow caws. These caws, as travelers are
quick to find out, indicate the presence of prey.
Typically, Fliers are found in pairs, although groups of 3
not unheard of.
Description: Fliers are nude and muscular
creatures with membranous wings and long, cruel beaks.
They have a length of four and a half feet from beak to
tail, and a wing span of five feet. Their average mass is
about 90 pounds.
Storytelling Hints: Like the Flayed Hounds, Fliers
are a nuisance more than a threat, unless they are in great
numbers or if the travelers are compromised. Due to their
aerial nature, melee weapons are not a good idea against
them.
Mental Attributes: Intelligence 1, Wits 2, Resolve
2
Physical Attributes: Strength 2, Dexterity 2,
Stamina 2
Social Attributes: Presence 1, Manipulation 1,
Composure 2
Mental Skills: N/A
Physical Skills: Athletics 3 (Flight), Brawl 3
Social Skills: N/A
Merits: Fast Reflexes 2, Bound To The Town 2
Willpower: 4
Initiative: 6
Defense: 2
Speed: 14 (Species factor 10)
Health: 5
Static Factor: 2
Faceless
Quote: "...hooch...hooch..."
Background: Faceless encompass an enormous
selection of vaguely human-seeming creatures. They
range from the White Children that swarm the halls of
Midwich Elementary School, to the nurses at Alchemilla
Hospital, to the shambling Jackets. These are some of the
most threatening monsters, and even the children are
extremely dangerous, because many Faceless are armed,
with everything from pipes to firearms.
Description: Faceless refers to a plethora of
different subsets of creatures which were more or less the
same physically and mentally.
White Children are pale, nude and neuter figures of
childlike proportions. They congregate in schools,
amusement parks, hospitals, and houses, being the most
prevalent of the Faceless. They are the weakest of all of
the forms, with the shortest reach, and weakest weapons,
often merely jagged bits of metal sharpened to a cruel
edge.
Jackets are bound by frayed and heavily stained
straight-jackets. These almost avoid constrained spaces,
and can be found wandering the streets of Silent Hill, in