TMNT: Triceratons for Survive This!! Vigilante City

TRICERATON for Survive This!! Vigilante City

ARMOR CLASS: 17 

HIT DICE: 3 (20 HP Armor)
MOVE: 15 

ACTIONS: 2 
ATTACK DAMAGE: Laster Pistol (2d6), Maul (1d10+3)
SPECIAL: Breathe Nitrogen and Sulfur
BONUSES: Toughness +2 (Armor), +4 to Attacks, 
+3 to Melee damage, +4 to Spot, +4 to Listen, +6 to Initiative, 
+5 to Intimidation, +3 to Athletics: Basic

MORALE: 9 

TERROR: 9
HDE: 4
ITEMS: Life Support Armor (Environmental, HP 20), 
Frag Grenade x2, Med-Pack 1

"The Triceratons usually breathe a mix of nitrogen and sulfur and thus usually use helmets or some other device to provide themselves with a suitable breathing environment. They are a saurian species and may be genetically similar to the Triceratops from Earth. The Triceratons are an extremely strong and aggressive species, as well as very loyal to their race, and are herbivores. They make their homeworlds on asteroids, building ion drives on them, and turning them into mobile cities. The Triceratons also use these asteroids as military staging grounds, factories, universities, research centers, and arenas for sporting events. They are highly successful conquerors, thanks to the fact that they eagerly use new technology and always change their tactics to adapt to that. The Triceratons are also able to adapt to new atmospheres well thanks to their technology. Some of their agents also take a drug called Xemorene, which is an extremely, addictive drug that enhances speed and nervous systems, but withdrawal can cause heart failure and death. The Triceratons' technology is quite advanced and uses anti-gravity vehicles and energy weapons regularly. Their government is known as the Triceraton Republic or Empire."

Monstrous Monday: Bionic Bigfoot

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BIGFOOT - BIONIC for Dark Places and Demogorgons

ARMOR CLASS: 14 

HIT DICE: 5+5
MOVE: 12, IGNORE ROUGH TERRAIN 

ACTIONS: 2 

MORALE: 8 

TERROR: 12
HDE: 6

Attack Damage: Slap (d6+2), Charge (2D6+2), Slam (2D4+2)

Special: Run x4 Move
Bonuses: +4 to Melee attacks, +6 to Spot, +6 to Stealth, +6 to Swim, +6 to Climb, +6 to Jump, +6 to Track

Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is an alien cyborg created by a group of aliens visiting earth; he was constructed by the alien Shalon in imitation of a lower form of life from the alien homeworld, using a technology called "Nyosynthetics," an advanced form of Bionics which are powered by Mergeron. He was created to cultivate mystery and fear in a remote part of the Pacific Northwest in order to protect the location and identity of the alien's secret base.

Vigilante City: MODOK

MODOK for Vigilatne City

STR: 20 

INT: 24 

WIS: 11

DEX: 9

CON: 16 

CHR: 14

Armor Class: 16

Hit Dice: 8 (48 HP) 

Move: 12 

Actions: 3

Attack Damage: Energy Beam (3d6), Slam Attack (d8 to two targets)
Special: Outsmart x6 a day
Bonuses: +5 to attacks, +2 to Melee Damage, +1 to Initiative, 

+8 to all non- Physical skills, +10 to Spot, +10 to Listen

Morale: 14 

Terror: 14 

HDE: 8

Vigilante City: A.I.M. Agent

Advanced Idea Mechanics Agent for Vigilante City
Armor Class: 15
Hit Dice: 2
Move: 15
Actions: 1
Attack Damage: Pistol (1d6+2)

Bonuses: +1 to Melee attack, +3 to Range attack, Computers +2, Knowledge: General +3, Science +3

Morale: 9 

Terror: 7 

HDE: 2

Vigilante City: Hydra Agent

Hydra Agent for Vigilante City
Armor Class: 13
Hit Dice: 2
Move: 16
Actions: 1
Attack Damage: Pislto (d6+1)

Bonuses: +2 to Melee attack, +2 to Range attack

Morale: 7 

Terror: 7 

HDE: 2

Vigilante City: King Savage

As a Backer of Bloat Games' Vigilante City Kickstarter, I have access to an artless version of the Player's Book. It's great. For me its like having a wonderful combination of Heroes Unlimited, The Vigilante Hack, and Labyrinth Lord. I cannot recommend it enough when it become available and you can Preorder it here.

I like to work up characters and VC allows you to play Antrhopomorphics, y'know Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

My character is a humanoid T-Rex. Yes. I rolled that randomly. He can pass for human with a hat and overcoat, but he's HUMANOID T-REX.

King Savage Level 1 Antrhopomorphic Megahuman

ABILITIES 

(Ability Checks are rolled under the Ability Score)

STR 13 (+1)

DEX 13 (+1)

CON 16 (+2)
INT 10 (+0)
WIS 9 (+0)

CHA 12 (+0)

SUR 12 (+0)

HP 12

AC 16 (Dodge 18)
Initiative +1

SAVING THROWS 

(Saves are rolled under the Saving Throws)

Courage 17

Critical 16

Death 13

Magic 15  

Mental 12

Poison 12

Vigilante Points 0

SKILLS 

(Skill checks are a roll high system where you equal or exceed a DC set by the GM)
Mathematics +2

Mechanics +2

Street Smart +3

Combat Training Rank 1

Fighting Martial Arts +1

Stealth +2

MISCELLANEOUS
Bite/Headbutt 1d6 damage (can hold things in mouth)

Smaller Arms -2 to Melee Attacks

Toughness +2

Charge Move +5

Daggers 1d6-1 damage

Shuriken d4 damage

Arthur King was an engineering student who was visiting his girlfriend, Laverne, who was co-oping at the Hudson City History Museum. She was working on cleaning up and cataloguing a shipment from a dig in Iran. Her supervisor called her away and Art thought he saw a statue of a dragon wink at him. He bent to study it and it exploded in his face.

   The next thing he knew he woke up in his apartment with a dozen text messages from Laverne. He felt awful and his arms and back were killing him. He looked in the mirror and realized with horror that he looked like a dinosaur...a T-Rex actually.

   Art kind lost it for awhile and ended up living on the street. His family and Laverne think he had a breakdown and are looking for him.

   Art quickly learned that the street wasn't safe, but that his new form offered him some protection. He's taken to protecting the homeless community under the bridge near Swafford and Gateway. They know him as King Savage.