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12.3. KILLER MOLD CHAPTER 12. K
• Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d4 (A), Spirit d10, Strength d4, Vigor
d6
• Skills: Fighting d6, Notice d6 Pace: 4 ; Parry: 5; Toughness: 3
• Special Abilities:
– Slow: On the ground, killer bees have Pace 4 and cannot run.
– Flight: Killer bees have a Flying Pace of 8”, with an Acceleration
of 4”.
– Size –2
– Fearless: Killer bees are immune to Fear, and they cannot be
Taunted or Intimidated.
– Sting: Str+d4, AP 2; if the bee strikes and causes at least a
Shaken result, it buries it’s stinger into the target, pumping poison
into the wound. The stinger remains in the wound, and the
bee dies the next round. Removing the stinger does an additional
2d4 damage to the victim’s base Toughness.
– Poison: Anyone wounded or Shaken by the sting attack must
make a Vigor roll or gain a level of Fatigue. They take an automatic
wound in 1d6 minutes. A Healing roll at –2 prevents this
secondary damage. Fatigue levels are recovered at the rate of
one per day.
12.3. Killer Mold
Killer Mold is, like corrosive slime, an environmental hazard rather than a
true monster. It can be found in patches of varying sizes (Small, Medium,
or Large Burst Template), always underground, and usually scattered with
bones and bits of stone and metal. A hero approaching a Killer Mold must
make a Notice roll to spot the Mold in time to avoid the nasty consequences
of stepping into it. The Notice roll is modified by lighting conditions and
other cirucmstances, as usual.
Any flesh, wood, leather, or other organic that comes in contact with
the mold is attacked by a digestive enzyme doing 2d6 damage each round
you’re in the mold and for 1d4 rounds after you’ve left. (It takes only one
round for the enzyme to eat through a pair of boots and start attacking
your feet!)
The mold can be killed with fire; you can clear away a 1” section of it
each round with a torch, and a Blast spell of sufficient size will wipe it out
entirely. When burned, there’s a 1 in 6 chance the mold will release it’s
one defense mechanism: a massive cloud of spores. These spread out in a
radius around the mold (1” for Small, 2” for Medium, 4” for Large); anyone
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