Alien RPG Homebrew Content

(1)

Scratch

Grim jumps at you and when it does, its claws tear through a part of your body (3 base dice, damage 1).

(2)

Laceration

Grim jumps at you, digs its claws into your skin, and then jumps off your body (4 base dice, damage 1). If you are hit, you are also knocked prone.

(3)

Snap

Grim finds an opening to your maneuvers. He lunges towards you with its teeth bearing and manages to snap at a part of your body (5 base dice, damage 1).

(4)

Bite

Grim outmaneuvers you and snaps his head around just in time to bite a chunk of your skin (5 base dice, damage 2).

(5)

Sharp Teeth

Grim bares his teeth. Saliva drips from his mouth. He snarls. You feel a sense of fear and lose a bit of focus long wnough for Grim to sink his teeth into your skin (6 base dice, damage 2).

(6)

Jaws of Death

Grim find an opening to your manuevers but this time, your opening leaves your quite vulnerable. He lunges at you with its teeth bearing and manages to grapple a part of your body with its teeth (5 base dice, damage 3). If the attack hits, the vicitm must make an opposed roll for close combat against the grapple (5 base dice) to break loose. If the Wild Dog retains its grip, it will automatically get a bonus attack against the victim at the beginning of its next initiative (not counting as an attack). The grapple will remain until Grim lets go or the grapple is broken by a successful opposed roll.

(1)

"What's that smell?"

Buddy comes up to you and smells your leg in an attempt to pick up scents that tell him where you have been and who you have been with. His tail is wagging as his nose takes in the scents.

(2)

"Meet and Greet"

You reach down with your hand. Buddy smells your hand and then begins to lick your hand. This is his way of greeting you.

(3)

"Give me some pets"

You reach down with your hand and pet the top of Buddy's head. He turns his head in a way so your hand moves to scratch his ear. He leans into your scratches. He is really enjoying his pets and so are you.

(4)

"Treats"

Imagine that. You find a dog treat in one of your pockets. Buddy notices immediately. He sits down nicely, looks up at you, and wags his tail. He is such a good boy. You give him the treat and he gobbles it up.

(5)

"Hold me!"

You reach down and pick up Buddy. He's not the easiest to handle but he loves you anyway. He licks your face and you giggle in return.

(6)

"Pugs love hugs"

You reach down and pick up Buddy. You give Buddy a hug. He rests his head upon your shoulder. You feel a direct connection with Buddy. You both are feel comfortable and peaceful. Buddy is full of love to give.

(1)

"I have been very patient with you so far"

The Working Joe back hands you with limbs of cold steel and follows up with another attack immediately if the second attack hits, the player is knocked prone.

(2)

"Let's resolve this amicably."

The Working Joe releases the pneumatic power in its arm and delivers a punch like a sledgehammer.

(3)

"You and I are going to have a talk about safety."

The Working Joe wraps its mechanical fingers around your throat and squeezes like a vice. Take 1 damage and add 1 stress each round until you free yourself from its grip with a successful Close Combat roll from yourself or a team mate.

(4)

"This is a safety breach, and will not be tolerated."

The working Joe hauls you into the air and throws you into an adjacent area, you drop held items on impact and take 5 base dice Damage 1. Any subsequent attack by a working Joe gets +1 to its base attack dice.

(5)

"You're becoming hysterical"

With cold efficiency, the Joe slams your head into a nearby wall or object.

(6)

"We hope you will join us for the journey."

All other Working Joe's in the area will begin to move toward the target. If and when in range, they will attack as if rolling a 2 ("Let's resolve this amicably.").

(1)

Snarl

The Wild Dog strikes an attack pose. An aggresive instinct takes over. The wild dog bears its teeth, saliva dripping from its mouth. A deep and ferocious growl sends chills through your body. Fear seeps in. The Wild Dog's target gains one stress die.

(2)

Scratch

The Wild Dog jumps at you and when it does, its claws tear through a part of your body (4 base dice, damage 1). If you are hit, you are also knocked prone.

(3)

Snap

The Wild Dog finds an opening to your manuevers. It lunges towards you with its teeth bearing and mangages to snap at a part of your body (5 base dice, damage 1).

(4)

Sharp Teeth

The Wild Dog finds an opening to your manuevers. It lunges towards you with its teeth bearing and manages to snap at a part of your body (5 base dice, damage 2).

(5)

Jaws of Death

The Wild Dog find an opening to your maneuvers but this time, your opening leaves your quite vulnerable. The Wild Dog lunges at you with its teeth bearing and manages to grapple a part of your body with its teeth (5 base dice, damage 1). If the attack hits, the vicitm must make an opposed roll for close combat against the grapple (5 base dice) to break loose. If the Wild Dog retains its grip, it will automatically get a bonus attack against the victim at the beginning of its next initiative (not counting as an attack). The grapple will remain until the dog lets go or the grapple is broken by a successful opposed roll.

(6)

Call of the Wild Dogs

The Wild Dog calls out to any other nearby Wild Dogs. Roll a 1d6. If the result of the roll is 1-4, no dogs answer the call. If the result of the roll is a 5, one dog joins the fight at its next initiative. If the result of the roll is a 6, two dogs join the fight at its next initiative and everyone in the fight gains one stress die. There is a -1 modifier to a call one zone within a physical structure (building, ship, house, shed, etc.) If beyond one zone, the call has no chance and the Wild Dog simply cries for help and nothing else happens.