Silent Hill Suppliment - MrGone's Character Sheets

Closer can somehow use to walk. All over its body, it is
covered with the trademark burned-looking brown and
sickly-white skin that adorns most monsters in Silent
Hill.
The Closer is quite strong, and its size makes it a
very good obstacle in hallways. Because of its large and
unwieldy form, however, it is clumsy. If travelers are
careful, then they duck around the creature before it has a
chance to follow them. If they are not careful, then they
will be smashed or impaled.
Storytelling hints: Storytellers are advised to use
Closers sparingly.
Mental Attributes: Intelligence 1, Wits 3, Resolve
3
Physical Attributes: Strength 5, Dexterity 1,
Stamina 3
Social Attributes: Presence 1, Manipulation 1,
Composure 3
Mental Skills: N/A
Physical Skills: Athletics (Chasing) 3, Brawl 3,
Weaponry (Arm-spike) 3
Social Skills: N/A
Merits: Giant
Willpower: 6
Initiative: 4
Defense: 1
Speed: 11
Health: 9
Weapons:
--Arm-club, +0/B, Range: Melee, Dice pool: 8
--Arm-spike, +0/L, Range: Melee, Dice pool: 8
Static rating: 3
Monster Making Tool -kit
While these monsters provide some ready-made
challenges for travelers, perhaps Storytellers will want to
craft their own monsters that better fit their game and
characters.
Silent Hill is a twisted sort of mirror that reflects the
worst of characters, or some aspect of their fears in the
creatures that walk the passage ways and byways of the
town. Someone who was cruel could find the creatures
that haunt the streets have abilities that make any damage
they inflict very lasting and painful. Someone who had
fear of insects could find that most of the creatures he
encountered made disturbing chittering noises with
innumerable mandibles attached to tiny mouths all over
their bodies.
In short, the creatures in Silent Hill are not exactly
the same for any two people. Usually, travelers are alone
when journeying the haunted halls and alleys of the town,
so the town only reflects the one individual, but
sometimes, they may be able to stay together as a group.
In such times, the town has a disturbing tendency to
alternate fears and flaws of travelers amongst different
creatures, or, worse yet, combine them into one
horrifying whole.
Fortunately, these creatures are not all-powerful, at
least by and large. Often, they can be killed, or, at least,
subdued. Usually, the weaker creatures reflect the lesser
flaws, or fears, of the traveler. The stronger the trait,
however, the stronger the creature that represents it.
Traits that are deeply grained in the character are
represented by creatures that are difficult, almost
impossible, to kill.
In general, consider most creatures to have a
number Physical attributes dots, Wits, Resolve, and
Composure equal to their Bound to the Town merit
rating. In most cases, Presence, Manipulation, and
Intelligence never rise above 1.
Additionally, creatures have a number of skill dots
equal up to three times their Bound rating, distributed
among physical skills according to the ST. Number of
specialties available are equal to the creature's Bound
Rating – 1. In addition, creatures have a number of
available Merit up to 2 plus their bound rating,
distributable as the ST deems fit. Any physical merits
can be taken, even if the creature does not meet the
prerequisites.
Each creature has a Static Rating equal to its Bound
rating.
Lastly, consider that each creature with a Bound
rating at 4 or above has a Durability trait equal to that
rating. With Potent creatures, this Durability only applies
to the character's ranged attacks (whether mundane or
supernatural). With Overpowering creatures, this
Durability applies to all forms of attack. The only way to
undo the Durability of an Overpowering creature is to
find the Flauros or employ the use of Aglaophotis, both
of which are rather hard to come by.
Weak creature:
Weak creatures represent a minor flaw or fear of the
character. A character who doesn't like dogs will run into
them on fairly regular basis, albeit a cancerous, diseaseridden
dog. A character who is a bit mindless at times will
run into creatures who walk about aimlessly, their entire
upper torsos (such as they are) encased in a solid sheet of
blackened skin.
Weak creatures possess the Merit Bound to the
Town, rated at 1.
Fair creature:
Fair creatures represent a slightly more prominent
flaw or fear. Characters that have an aversion to knives
will find that creatures will have rusted, blood-encrusted
blades in the place of hands or feet. Characters that have
some trouble being modest will find creatures that are
tall, with long, thin limbs and swollen heads, towering
above them.
Fair creatures possess the Merit Bound to the Town,
rated at 2.