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| #1Tony_VargasOct 24, 2010 3:40:11 | Gamma World used to have a character choice where you would choose to be a 'mutated animal,' and choose a base stock (typically a specific species or even breed). In 7th, we have: Boxed Set: Famine in Far-Go: |
| #2Serow_DarkstarOct 24, 2010 4:01:54 |
Is it strange that I'd almost prefer to see those named like, Cephaloid, Caproid, Canoid, etc? Just to sort of fit the mold set by the others. Maybe it's just me though, hah. Then again, I also have very little experience with Gamma World outside of this box, so some may already carry names - In that case, I'd support keeping the names consistant, unless the origin is being made more general than the classic form. |
| #3Tony_VargasOct 24, 2010 4:23:56 | Nope, there's no classic GW naming convention or anything. In the past you were just a 'mutated animal' and picked a 'base stock.' So 'mutated bear,' 'mutated tapeworm,' 'mutated Jack Russel Terrier,' etc... Come to think of it, Omega World had three distinct breeds of mutated animal: Clicky (insect), Fuzzy(furry? something like that) (mammal) and Scaly (reptile). I do think Cephalapoid would be cool, though. |
| #4ExcalibursZoneOct 25, 2010 1:29:55 | Wolfen makes me think of Palladium Fantasy RPG...Canid would be a more fitting name if you're thinking about any type of canine-based humanoid. |
| #5Tony_VargasOct 25, 2010 4:09:49 | What? they ripped off the 1981 horror flick, too? |
| #6OraibiOct 25, 2010 5:46:13 | One thing to remember is that you can be a mutated animal of nearly any kind for nearly any origin (except Engineered Human). There's no reason you can't be a Telekinetic/Empath bear, or a Plant/Android octopus. |