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TABLE 8.3 AMALGAM IMPROVEMENTS AND WEAKNESSES
D100 Roll Statistic Weakness Improvement
01-10 Base Rate -10' (minimum 1') +10'
11-15 Maximum Pace Decrease 1 step Increase 1 step
(minimum Walk) (maximum Dash)
16-20 MM Bonus -10 +10
21-30 Movement Speed Decrease 1 step Increase 1 step
(minimum Inching) (maximum Blindingly Fast)
31-40 Attack Quickness Decrease 1 step Increase 1 step
(minimum Inching) (maximum Blindingly Fast)
41-60 Hits -10 +10
61-65 AT -1 (minimum 1) +1 (maximum 20)
66-75 DB -5 +5
75-00 OB (choose one) -10 +10
8.1.3 RECALLED TO LIFE
For animal and monstrous Amalgams, the level of the
Amalgam is equivalent to an average living specimen as
per Creatures & Monsters. For humanoid and other
sentient Amalgams, the Reanimator chooses the level at
creation time. While 1st-level Amalgams are easy to
fashion and control, they have lower OBs and fewer
residual skills than their high-level counterparts.
To calculate the statistics for an animal or monstrous
Amalgam, use those given in Creatures & Monsters as a
basis and then modify them by rolling once on the chart
above for each Weakness and Improvement resulting
from the Surgery maneuver. However no true Amalgam
will suffer stun results. (For Amalgams that represent
combinations of different species, the GM should average
the relevant Creatures & Monsters statistics.)
Note: If a minimum or maximum is reached for any
statistic, do not reroll the Weakness or Improvement.
Note: If an Amalgam has its legs on backwards, its
Maximum Pace is reduced to Walk. If an Amalgam
has its arms (or equivalent limbs) on backwards,
reduce all OBs by 50%. If the Amalgam’s head is
facing the wrong way, reduce Maximum Pace to
Walk and all OBs by 50%.
For humanoid Amalgams, use the following base stats
for a 1st-level Amalgam and adjust upwards or downwards
by rolling on Table 8.3 for Weaknesses and Improvements.
Level: 1
Size: Medium
Movement Speed /Attack Quickness: MF/MF
Base Move: 60'
Max Pace: Sprint
MM Bonus: +20
Hits: 50
Crits: @ (no stuns)
AT(DB): 1 (30)
Attacks: 40 Small Bash / 20 Medium Grapple / 40
Medium Crush / 50 Weapon.
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(Humanoid Amalgams may wear clothes and armor,
as well as use weapons and shields).
For each level above first, add 5 to all OBs and concussion
hits of humanoid Amalgams.
Example: A third-level Amalgam with no Weaknesses
or Improvements would have 60 concussion
hits and OBs of 50 Small Bash / 30 Medium Grapple
/ 50 Medium Crush / 60 Weapon.
For humanoid Amalgams, the GM should roll d100 to
generate all stats except Memory and Reasoning, which
depend on the type of inhabiting spirit. See Tables 7.2
and 7.4 for intelligence ranges and appropriate dice rolls
for all Spirits. For Soul Shards, Reincarnated Souls and
Ghosts, roll d100.
Humanoid Amalgams also have “residual skills”. It is
theorized that these may be memories lingering in their
bodies and brains, which are revived when the Amalgam is
fully animated; alternative conjectures consider them to be
leakages from the past lives of reincarnated souls and ghosts.
For humanoid Amalgams possessed by Spirits, the
number of residual skills is d4 + 1 for every five levels. For
humanoid Amalgams possessed by Soul Shards, Reincarnated
Souls, or Ghosts, the number of residual skills
is d6 + 1 for every five levels. For each residual skill, roll
on Table 8.4 for the skill category. The GM determines
which specific skill is known by the Amalgam, choosing
a different skill each time a given category is rolled.
TABLE 8.4 AMALGAM RESIDUAL CATEGORIES
D100 Roll Category
01-05 Armor Group
06-15 Athletic Brawn
16-30 Athletic Endurance
31-35 Athletic Gymnastics
36-40 Awareness Perceptions
41-45 Martial Arts – Strikes
46-50 Martial Arts – Sweeps
51-55 Special Attacks
56-60 Subterfuge Attack
61-70 Subterfuge Stealth
81-00 Weapons Group
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